Hi! I'd like to change the colour of my notification tray as it looks a bit dull as it is. Can this be done? My device isn't rooted. THANKS!
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Until no custom rom you can do nothing.
You can try status bar + app but this is either workaround.
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You can change it but it requires a bit of hacking with the ui.
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Custom roms have this. I'm using EOS and you can make it any color in the interface system options.
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powerpoint45 said:
You can change it but it requires a bit of hacking with the ui.
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Thanks! Where can I find how to do that?
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StrangerWeather said:
Thanks! Where can I find how to do that?
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There is probably an image in SystemUI.apk in res/drawable-x-xdpi that is called notification_panel_bg.9.png you can change that then zipalign the apk
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There is probably an image in SystemUI.apk in res/drawable-x-xdpi that is called notification_panel_bg.9.png you can change that then zipalign the apk
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Doesn't this still require root access to edit that file? Modifying your OS is part of the benefit of rooting. I don't think there is any other way around it.
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I see on pac man rom the weather theme is actually a picture and the weather on liquidsmooth and cm10 is a drawing...it's there anyway to change that since they are both asop?I don't want a third party lockscreen..
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You could get a apk manager and extract both framework-res.apk's (or systemui, I forget) and swap the two weather images. Then zip them up again. If you need more info just post again.
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Tmogalaxys2 said:
You could get a apk manager and extract both framework-res.apk's (or systemui, I forget) and swap the two weather images. Then zip them up again. If you need more info just post again.
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I've actually changed framework by pushing files into the apk from winrar...like top bar icons...then overwriting the file on my phone with root explorer and reboot...would that work with this? And what files do I need to change....?
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I just opened the pac framework and there are 2 weather files....weather_00-47.png
And weather_aokp_00-47.png
The 1st one looks like the drawing and the 2nd one looks like the one I want...
So I should rename the 2nd ones to the names of the 1st ones and then push them into the framework and then send the file to my phone right?
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ok it worked!!!!! for all those who want the aokp lockscreen weather images on liquidsmooth here is the edited framework
THIS IS FOR LIQUIDSMOOTH RC9 ONLY
i dont know what it would do to the others
make a backup just in case
Here is a pic...see the weather is not a drawing anymore...
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here is a flashable zip...let me know if this works
Ok fixed the zip
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djtheraven said:
here is a flashable zip...let me know if this works
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Will this work for CM10?...Since it is also aosp?
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jcnbama said:
Will this work for CM10?...Since it is also aosp?
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I think I'll download some of the other roms and make it for that...I'm using the framework from rc9 liquidsmooth so it might go into a bootloop on another rom...
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djtheraven said:
I think I'll download some of the other roms and make it for that...I'm using the framework from rc9 liquidsmooth so it might go into a bootloop on another rom...
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That would be awesome! Thanks! It looks Great!
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When you long press the Softkeys on the Nexus 4 you see a Google Button from where you can get quick access to Google now. I want do know now where this image is placed because I want to change it and flash it. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am on stock rom and rooted by the way.
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Don't know how you can do it on stock but some custom ROMs include the feature. I'm using slim ROM......
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I just want to change the image of the Google Now Button, not adding anything to the Navring. So instead of this white Button with black Google logo an other picture.
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Does anyone have an idea? :/
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EdForce01 said:
When you long press the Softkeys on the Nexus 4 you see a Google Button from where you can get quick access to Google now. I want do know now where this image is placed because I want to change it and flash it. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am on stock rom and rooted by the way.
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I would search for it in system/framework/systemUI/res/drawables/xhdpi (or hdpi for other screens)
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You mean /system/app/systemUI/... don't you?
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EdForce01 said:
You mean /system/app/systemUI/... don't you?
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Oh, of course. This is what I meant to say. I mixed it up with the framework resources
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Good idea but it is not the right one :/
I also searched for it in /system/framework/framework-res.apk/... and /system/app/velvet/...
I often saw the image but when I flashed it nothing changed there :/
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EdForce01 said:
Good idea but it is not the right one :/
I also searched for it in /system/framework/framework-res.apk/... and /system/app/velvet/...
I often saw the image but when I flashed it nothing changed there :/
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/system/app/systemUI.apk/... ?
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Yes "..." is just /res/drawable-xhdi
so it is/system/app/systemUI.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi
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Does anyone have an idea? :/
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EdForce01 said:
Does anyone have an idea? :/
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the image file is in the google search apk, not the system framework.
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Do you mean the Velvet.apk? I flashed the image files but nothing changed :/
Did you try to flash them?
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Does anyone know how to change the lock screen clock color on Touchwiz rooted?
JONGAR1357 said:
Does anyone know how to change the lock screen clock color on Touchwiz rooted?
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They are images in framework-res. What you'll want to do is pull the images from framework-res/res/drawable_xhdpi. They're called keyguard_ lockscreen_time. Recolor the images then use something like xplore file explorer from play store to put the images back in framework-res
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kintwofan said:
They are images in framework-res. What you'll want to do is pull the images from framework-res/res/drawable_xhdpi. They're called keyguard_ lockscreen_time. Recolor the images then use something like xplore file explorer from play store to put the images back in framework-res
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Thankx mate
.jb c. U mean what my kid said
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deeznutz1977 said:
.jb c
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What he said!
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kintwofan said:
What he said!
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Lol
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Quick question: is there any modification or ROM that allows you to change the Holo theme from black to white? I'm just getting tired of the black. Or is that an impossible request?
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monkor said:
Quick question: is there any modification or ROM that allows you to change the Holo theme from black to white? I'm just getting tired of the black. Or is that an impossible request?
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Try any launcher and set the NAV bar color to white. Profit.. :good:
Even in crDroid there is a feature to do this. Which rom you are using? check in settings for the same..
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Try any launcher and set the NAV bar color to white. Profit.. :good:
Even in crDroid there is a feature to do this. Which rom you are using? check in settings for the same..
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I'm on the stock ROM, so I assume that's what is preventing me from doing this, no?
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monkor said:
I'm on the stock ROM, so I assume that's what is preventing me from doing this, no?
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Yup.. If you want to be on stock, you can use any launcher and what you want. :good:
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I'm on the stock ROM, so I assume that's what is preventing me from doing this, no?
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If u are rooted, u can decompile SystemUI.apk, change some xml here and there and replace with proper permissions in system/app.
Voilá!
monkor said:
Quick question: is there any modification or ROM that allows you to change the Holo theme from black to white? I'm just getting tired of the black. Or is that an impossible request?
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for the white notification bar, i have been using xposed module for that and the module i use is gravitybox, a really great module, you can customize a lot of stuff from there.
Or just flash ParanoidAndroid rom. Its awesome with colour changes.
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Xposed framework apk + xblast tools
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Thanks guys. That sounds a little above my pay grade at the moment. I'll have to learn how to do this in the future though. I appreciate the help!
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Are there any apps like multirom for our mobile phone? (I'd want to use Grakernel but i foumd it slow and the color screen is awful)
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ScardracS said:
Are there any apps like multirom for our mobile phone? (I'd want to use Grakernel but i foumd it slow and the color screen is awful)
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Just stick with what we have. This phone is sadly dying.
Grakernel is awesome. The dev has put a lot of work in it and it provides awesome multibooting. Use trickster for speed and color adjustments and youre done.
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mrgnex said:
Grakernel is awesome. The dev has put a lot of work in it and it provides awesome multibooting. Use trickster for speed and color adjustments and youre done.
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I've see yesterday new build.. Now color haven't any problem
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You should try 'xposed' app.
Many funtions!
Xposed use many module. So you choose them what you want!:laugh: