Greetings I've been trying to mod the default color on Pandora. I have most of it done except for the blue background where the player is (see the pic). I'm sure it's something I'm over looking.
If anyone can help me figure out how to change this and the location of the drawable or xml. I will add you to the credit, this is a massive help. Source can be downloaded from my Google drive.
SOURCE:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4cC2cDv4m3jdmlBNHk5ZzNoYzA/view?usp=drivesdk
Thanks for your time in advanced.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
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As everyone knows that WM even 6.1 stupidly tries to make adjustments to a custom wallpaper (Today -> use this picture as the background).
Is there a way to prevent WM from doing that?
If it's not possible, is there something out there that can take a pre-made theme and somehow change the background image and reload that theme again? I know you can create themes and all but I have a lot of wallpapers so I would like that to be done automatically, not manually one by one.
Is it possible? Thanks in advance.
testdasi said:
As everyone knows that WM even 6.1 stupidly tries to make adjustments to a custom wallpaper (Today -> use this picture as the background).
Is there a way to prevent WM from doing that?
If it's not possible, is there something out there that can take a pre-made theme and somehow change the background image and reload that theme again? I know you can create themes and all but I have a lot of wallpapers so I would like that to be done automatically, not manually one by one.
Is it possible? Thanks in advance.
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if i got you right,you have problem with transparency...run default WM picture viewer,if you can't find it in start>programs look in windows folder for an app called "pimg", run it, find picture you want...hold stylus on the picture until menu appears or press right softkey select "set as today background..." after that set transparency to 0% and hit ok....you have a opaque wallpaper
THANKS!!!
Is there a registry value for the background? I'm thinking of making an automatic process with Mortscript.
testdasi said:
THANKS!!!
Is there a registry value for the background? I'm thinking of making an automatic process with Mortscript.
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I Deffinately don't want to discourage the development of you own app but if you don't want to spend a lot of time on this I believe it has already been done. If it is not to your liking, full steem ahead!!
Thanks for letting me know but would you please tell me if it has already been done then what is the name of "it"? Where can I find "it"? Did some search but to no avail.
@testdasi: "It" is ShantzTodayChanger, a small app written by me. Take a look at the link in my signatures.
Very nice app,
I'm interesting too, but to make a mortscript to do the same like this.
I want to change the wallpaper, using a registry key which contain weather and show the background according to the weather.
Could you explain which registry key and how to refresh the today screen please ?
Thanks in advance
Edit : only thing I've found in registry is that :
Code:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Today]
"Wall"="32"
"DPI"=dword:00000060
"UseStartImage"=dword:00000001
But I don't see how to give the full path, I mean 32 is for my 32.jpf file which is located in special path.
I don't see the 0% transparency and how to refresh screen.
Thanks
@ toniolol:
I guess to change the background for the today you have to overwrite some files in \windows, the stwater_320_240 and the stwater_240_320 (maybe in your device the files have other numbers, because these are related to your device's screen resolution ).
For more info on that take a look a this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=966239&postcount=4).
About the reloading/refreshing of the today screen, I don't know how.
Cheers.
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I have released the source code for my app here: http://tech.shantanugoel.com/projects/windows-mobile/shantztodaychanger
You can take a look at it. It will answer all your questions.
I would like to use this Widget again but simply cant stand for any background to it, as it doesn't then fit the rest of my simple no background widgets. I tried pulling the apk apart myself and editing the PNG files to be transparent but then I could not get the apk to install nor did pushing it to my device work at all.
If someone can tell me how to modify the apk or modify it for me, I'd be very appreciative.
I emailed the Dev of this and have not gotten a response about adding a transparent background option so that is why I am here now asking for help. Thanks.
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.zedray.calllog
So you can see what Last Call looks like I have attached a screen, I believe it is an issue with editing the .9 file. I can't figure out how to do it correctly, ugh..
No one eh? Does anyone think it's just a matter of figuring out how to edit these .9 files and I should be ok no need to resign the package? I Wish the dev would help out here, I'd gladly throw em ten spot for just changing the image background.
I've added a transparent style to the Widget (was a little bit more complicated to implement in practice than it sounds).
For future reference, nine-patch files are altered by the Android build system during compilation making it more difficult for a third party to make the changes described. Hope it suits your home screen.
Hi all!
Working on my rom (JB XXELLC), and got and idea I just want to have some guidence with. Kinda a new to android (about 1 month), but picked up quite a lot allready, and done some simple smali / xml modding.
So, the idea is, to simply add an option in SecSettings with clockcolor, like the inkeffect setting (easy part).
The line in SystemUI xml files is also under control (like the color is basic xml code, like #blablabla)
Now, the thing I need a little guidence with is. When I have my colorvalue in secsettings, how do I get that value into the clock-color-value in the xml file?
The way I think is that choosen color is stoered in some adress (not known yet), say 0x111111 for now. And in the XML file (or some smali?), insted of a #fffffff color the color will be picked up from 0x1111111 ..
Am I thinking right? I'm not requesting a complete mod, or anything like that, just wanted to hear with you more skilled guys if I'm thinking right. Chose the correct method will cut down my dev time, a lot.. Of course It will be tricky, but that's a bit of the charm.
And sorry for bad english.. working on it :silly:
I realized that you said in your post that you wanted to cut DOWN your dev time, but I'm not going to contribute to that motive at all. Instead, I'm going to give you advice on how to massively increase your "dev time" at the same time as you massively increase your knowledge on how things work. After all, this section isn't about "quick" fixes.
(Knowing the answer is nice. Knowing how to find the answer is much, much better.)
Why not grab cyanogenmod or aokp source, and find examples of what you are trying to do (pull a color from something set in settings) in the actual java source, then compile that firmware, and finally push it back through apktool (or whatever your using to disassemble the apk) and find the corresponding smali?
I have changed my background and alot of other things. My in-text text box mask is a different color. I went into drawables and colored it the right color but got a error. I don't know what to do to make the mask match so it looks good. Do i have to code it or something? Need help. thanks.
Hi,
If you search Google on "Kik xda", you will find some themes and mods for it. But I can't find a guide on how to do it yourself.
You could ask about it here though... http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help
Good luck!
With some help from Mark Bencze (for helping with a lot of theming stuff) and Aditya (for testing), I've created a LG Theming Template (and small guide) for UX9. Making LG themes is pretty difficult but I'm hoping that this can help anyone curious about trying it out. With this template, it can be imported into Android Studio and makes creating themes much easier than alternative methods. You can do a lot with theming and even with my limited experience with it, I’ve been surprised on what’s possible with it.
See the link for the project here:
https://github.com/audietron171/Unofficial-LG-Theming-Template-UX9-
It is important to note that the theme generated by this project is blank (in that it doesn’t apply any changes). You will need to add these yourself and this is probably the most difficult part of theming. To find resources, you will need to decompile apps (such as SystemUI and Home) to find the resources you want to modify. It can be very time consuming but helps if there is something in particular that you want to change. If you need something to start with, I recommend using LG’s default themes (White theme and accent APK’s). DON’T USE THIRD PARTY THEMES!!
I've tried to make it relatively comprehensive but I am happy to help anyone that has trouble with it. If anyone has any suggestions or improvements, let me know. There is always room for improvement
Thanks for sharing
Hi. I have zero knowledge about this actually, but i'm willing to give it a try. Right now i'm stuck on "Adding resources to overlays" step. Wich path am i supposed to add the "res" folder? Thanks in advance
Add the "res" folder in the specific overlay folder (or app) that you are modifying. So for Calender, the folder will be "app/individual/calender/src/main/res".