https://github.com/mazOnGitHub/discord-mica

Discord Theme that mimics Windows 11's Mica + Fluent-ish(??), sloppily thrown together.
https://github.com/mazOnGitHub/discord-mica

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Discord Theme that mimics Windows 11's Mica + Fluent-ish(??), sloppily thrown together.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/mazOnGitHub/discord-mica
• Owner: mazOnGitHub
• Archived: true
• Created: 2021-10-04T14:30:34.000Z (over 3 years ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2021-10-10T05:27:00.000Z (over 3 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-08-02T06:12:11.592Z (6 months ago)
• Language: CSS
• Size: 42 KB
• Stars: 44
• Watchers: 3
• Forks: 5
• Open Issues: 1
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  • Readme: README.md

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# discord-mica

Discord Theme that mimics Windows 11's Mica + Fluent-ish(??), sloppily thrown together, but pretty much functional.

# Four different styles

Slate - A Complete Grey/Black color sceme with normal Branding Colors 


Warm - A Red/Orange/Purple Gradient with a Pinkish Accent 


Cold - A less Green-ish Blue theme with a Blue Accent 


Yard - A Green Gradient with Green Accent 


[](https://github.com/MazeoGH/discord-mica/releases/tag/1.0.0)

# How to Install




- Install BetterDiscord at https://betterdiscord.app/ 


- Go to Settings, and locate "Themes" tab 


- Open Theme Folder 


- Extract Themes of choice into Theme Folder 


- Enable Theme(s)

# Make Your Own

If you'd like to make your own theme, simply follow this. 
 


You should have an Image Editing tool that can: 
 


- Blur 


- Generate Noise 


- Control Brightness/Contrast 
 


I will be using Paint.NET. 



You should also have the MicaCustom theme downloaded through the pack! 




- First, Open your Wallpaper of choice, 


and Gaussian Blur until it resembles a gradient color. 


Touch up the brightness so that nothing is TOO black, and more of a dark gray tone. 



Save this as "primary". 



- Next, Blur your "primary" image even further, 


and adjust the bright/contrast so that it's JUST slightly brighter. 


Generate a low-intensity noise (no color!) that's noticeable but not too strong. 



When you have it how you think looks nice, 


Save this as "secondary". 



- Now, adjust your bright/contrast, 


so that your "secondary" image is only slightly, but noticably darker, than your "primary" image. Don't overdo it! 


If the noise is less noticeable because of this, generate a low-intensity noise. 



Save this as "tertiary". 




You should now have three different images: 


"primary", "secondary", and "tertiary". 


Secondary should be the brightest, while Tertiary should be the darkest. 



Upload these three images to https://imgur.com/ (or something similar, but imgur works best), 


and collect direct image links to each background. (each link should end in a file extension, such as ".png"). 



Open the MicaCustom.theme.css file you have earlier. 



All you should need to do now is replace each link to its corresponding variable!


("--background-primary" gets the imgur link corresponding to "primary.png", etc.)



Save, Import, and Install! That should be it!