i tried to increase dock bar length by changing value of sense 4.1 rosie
when i compiled using multitool it asked to delete stuff i edited and delete recource.arc also if edited any xml
after compilation size reduced to 600kb from 1.2mb and dock bar still not increased
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I'm trying to edit the DeskClock app to change the android font for the time and change the music shortcut (when docked) from the default app to mixzing. So far I've been able to successfully change the font (just overwrote the original clockopia.ttf with a renamed tahoma bold ttf) but when I open the regular clock app the time on the bottom gets cut off.
If anyone would be so kind to help, I'm looking to get the font size changed for the time at the bottom of the page and replace the shortcut for the music when docked to mixzing (com.mixzing.basic.apk)
Thank you very much.
For the font size you'll need to change the layout xml... however you might find that the xml using a variable parsed from another function. In that case you'll need to identify the function and change the java code. I've not looked at the app but suspect an xml change will be sufficient.
As for the shortcut, that will almost certainly require java changes... if you don't know how to code this then that might be a little difficult for you... you'll be looking for an assembler file (.smali) for this.
Pretty much what the title says, is there a method for hiding the battery and/or clock icons in the status bar WITHOUT a deodexed rom? I just have stock rooted 2.2, have no desire to install a custom rom at the moment, but if it's convenient, would like to hide the clock and/or battery icon to prevent having 2 up all the time.
Thanks,
-Drag
Not sure if odexed/deodexed matters for sure or not, but there are edits that need to be made to the classes.dex file inside of services.jar which is inside of /system/framework. You'd need to decompile classes.dex, make edits to the appropriate smali files to hide those, and recompile. That requires some set up, Java, and smali/baksmali. Put the new classes.dex into services.jar then adb push that back to /system/framework.
I've done it before with SR 4.0 to hide the alarm clock icon and clock.
Here is where it gives you the items to look for in the correct smali files that needed editing to hide the items.
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Not sure if odexed/deodexed matters for sure or not, but there are edits that need to be made to the classes.dex file inside of services.jar which is inside of /system/framework. You'd need to decompile classes.dex, make edits to the appropriate smali files to hide those, and recompile. That requires some set up, Java, and smali/baksmali. Put the new classes.dex into services.jar then adb push that back to /system/framework.
I've done it before with SR 4.0 to hide the alarm clock icon and clock.
Here is where it gives you the items to look for in the correct smali files that needed editing to hide the items.
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Thanks a bunch sir!
Zeam launcher has a fullscreen mode that hides the notification bar. Can be set on or toggled with an action.
Maybe request a mod to change the color (black out) those items if you want to keep the task bar or as stated above loose the entire task bar with a launcher, I believe most of them have that option
All info I found states that you have to be running a deodexed Rom
Good luck, if you do it please share in how it was accomplished for stock sense 2.2
Although the stock Honeycomb theme is generally a huge improvement on previous, couldn't resist tweaking it further.
This is based on the framework-res.apk from HC 3.0.1, not sure if it will work on 3.1 or not.
This theme is heavily based on Hatman41's blue theme, and includes all his themed apps:
GalleryNew3DGoogle
GoogleQuickSearchBox
Launcher2
Music2
Settings
SystemUI
VoiceSearch
Gmail
Marketplace
My additions:
Replaced system/clock font with the Ubuntu font
Changed battery icon to animated version - now reports battery in 1% increments
Changed button styles unpressed and pressed (see Titanium screenshot)
Changed dropdown menu boxes unpressed and selected (see SetCPU screenshot)
Some system icons changed
Future plans:
Further "blue-ification" planned - copy/paste bar, menu highlights, radio buttons etc
Planning to change battery icon number text from white to match the clock colour
Looking into adding the Gingerbread CRT-off animation
Change system progress bars from yellow to blue (as seen in Titanium Backup screenshot)
Open to suggestions...
Installation:
Copy .zip to microSD
Boot into CWM
Nandroid
Flash .zip
Credits:
Hatman41 } for providing the base framework
bignadad }
Alexdiaz } for their Desire themes which provided some of the graphics
Eskodroid }
sangreal06 (got me on the path to battery mod)
DOWNLOAD HERE
Sweet....now if we could only dedox 3.1 we could get this to work on it Did you have to do any xml edits to get the battery icon to work like that?
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Sweet....now if we could only dedox 3.1 we could get this to work on it Did you have to do any xml edits to get the battery icon to work like that?
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Yep - stat_sys_battery and stat_sys_battery_charge...
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Yep - stat_sys_battery and stat_sys_battery_charge...
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Darn....ahh well...I realy love what you have done to the framework-res...Do you mind if I use some of the png's that are not in my theme? Will have to wait for them release the GB Source in order for me to do the exl edits on 3.1.
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Darn....ahh well...I realy love what you have done to the framework-res...Do you mind if I use some of the png's that are not in my theme? Will have to wait for them release the GB Source in order for me to do the exl edits on 3.1.
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No problem...especially considering I based my whole theme on yours!
Share and share alike eh?
Can you tell me what xml edits specifically you made in order to get the circular battery to work?
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Can you tell me what xml edits specifically you made in order to get the circular battery to work?
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Hey, sorry, just saw your PM.
Have attached the edited xmls from my framework and the stock one so you can compare.
Basically, put the desired pngs in drawable-xlarge-mdpi.
For the battery level, just edit the xml to point to each of the 100 pngs (the % is part of the png).
As for charging icons, I edited the xml to point to the charging pngs. To get it to animate, for each charge level I edited the xml to display all the previous pngs for a shorter duration prior to the current level. Not sure if that makes sense, but should make sense if you compare the xml files side by side!
Had help with working this out from some threads over on the Xoom subforum, just can't remember which one...
Thanks...I have it in my two blue themes now...not sure if i am going to add it to my other colors or not....
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Just wondered if anyone had tried my framework on a Transformer docked with the keyboard. Would be interested on feedback whether it causes any problems?
I m on gt i9500 on 4.4.2
I have modified the stock launcher apk to change icon size from 48 dpi to 52 dpi
In dimes.xml
But only some icons change size
Rest remain small
Can someone please tell me what am i doind wrong?
Make sure you change all values that pertain to icon sizes
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Make sure you change all values that pertain to icon sizes
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There is only one value
And i have changed it
Here is the S5 launcher with small icons just paste it in system/priv-app and change the permissions.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/h1bzewy05hwt9yx/TWH.apk
Is there a mod or a way to turn the sense 6 status bar fully transparent like AOSP KitKat, unlike its current half transparency. Please do not suggest exposed, I'd rather edit system files.
Sent from my HTC One M8
Status bar (and others....)
If you decompile SystemUI.apk (found in /system/priv-app), look for status_background.9.png in res/xxhdpi and edit the image to make fully transparent. The xxhdpi folder also has the images for all the status bar and quick toggle icons if you should choose to change those as well...
As a note - I did this on my work computer (without actually decompiling the apk) by extracting SystemUI.apk to my dropbox and then simply renaming it to SystemUI.zip and decompressing it with 7-zip. After I made the changes I wanted (signal icons, wifi, nav bar bg, and some others), I re-zipped the contents of SystemUI (not the folder itself as it will make a redundant directory in the zip file and break your SystemUI), I renamed back to SystemUI.apk and placed the new SystemUI.apk in the appropriate directory, making sure permissions are set correct. Then reboot....
This worked for me... it's a bit tedious, but I get bored at work sometimes... lolz.