Hi there,
I am running cm11 nightly and I was wandering what directory contains the images for the icons on the bottom bar? I know cm themes can change them but I would like to be able to change them manually.
Thanks
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sp99 said:
Hi there,
I am running cm11 nightly and I was wandering what directory contains the images for the icons on the bottom bar? I know cm themes can change them but I would like to be able to change them manually.
Thanks
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system ui apk, inside /system/app (or priv-app don't remember).
I know you can change using soft key z (free on xda), don't know if you can use custom, you may look at it
opssemnik said:
system ui apk, inside /system/app (or priv-app don't remember).
I know you can change using soft key z (free on xda), don't know if you can use custom, you may look at it
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OK I'll look at that thanks.
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sp99 said:
OK I'll look at that thanks.
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you can use softkeyz app , it works , i use it on my tablet that has cm11
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Hey all
Can anyone give me an image file (PNG, JPEG, whatever!) For the new NavBar default icons offered in the Xylon ROM (Feb.23rd nightly)?
An image for the search, home, back, menu, and recent app window
I have really grown to like them and I want to keep them forever, when I change ROMs or devices I want them still
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Re: [REQUEST] XYLON NavBar Icon Images
EDIT***
Someone just helped me out
Copied my SystemUI.apk, extracted it, found the images in drawablexdhdpi... Done
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Re: [REQUEST] XYLON NavBar Icon Images
Hi,
Download the rom, ectract / open SystemUI.apk (with Winrar for example) and go to /res/drawable-xhdpi and you'll see the icons you want like ic_sysbar_******.png then extract them... All the navbar buttons are ic_sysbar_menu / search / recent, etc... And don't forget the ic_sysbar_******_land.png (for landscape mode).
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They are the ZTE grand soft keys you can download them from the soft key thread in themes and apps also.
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znc62511 said:
They are the ZTE grand soft keys you can download them from the soft key thread in themes and apps also.
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Didn't know that ! Thanks!
viking37 said:
Hi,
Download the rom, ectract / open SystemUI.apk (with Winrar for example) and go to /res/drawable/xhdpi and you'll see the icons you want like ic_sysbar_******.png then extract them... All the navbar buttons are ic_sysbar_menu / search / recent, etc... And don't forget the ic_sysbar_******_land.png (for landscape mode).
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Thank you!
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Hey,
Just picked up this phone came from a Note 2.
Anyways i cant find any settings to get the messaging box where all the texts are from everyone to be black. its white/gray and it looks ugly with my swiftkey thanks
Cedric
Hey bud, I'm guessing you want to change the color of the bubbles? Go to the main text screen (shows all your active texts) and hit the menu button on your phone. From there you'll be able to access settings and change a few things.
EDIT= Just realized what you were talking about. I hate it too! I have everything on my phone dark and that's the only screen that's white. I'm not sure if you can change it.
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Mines black by default? See my screenshot below.
But someone over in the theming section remade the apk, I think you can just install it, might have to replace the old one I'm not sure since mines black and I don't need it.
Ahh it's going to drive me crazy. And I don't want to root it.
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Mines black by default? See my screenshot below.
But someone over in the theming section remade the apk, I think you can just install it, might have to replace the old one I'm not sure since mines black and I don't need it.
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What the heck? Mines white and I hate it.
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kylecore said:
Mines black by default? See my screenshot below.
But someone over in the theming section remade the apk, I think you can just install it, might have to replace the old one I'm not sure since mines black and I don't need it.
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How?
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beast3300 said:
What the heck? Mines white and I hate it.
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Try this modded apk from the themes section. I believe you can just install it without needing to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2264462
Dallenn said:
How?
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How? No idea, I've got the Rogers S4 up in Canada so maybe its our firmware? My SMS/MMS contacts and dialer are all black by default, wait till you have an unlocked boot loader and maybe flash our ROM? There's also no lag
If anybody wants to try to use my default SMS /MMS here's a link to a zip with both the apk and odex files you'll need to copy into yours system / apps folder
**THIS IS NOT A FLASHABLE ZIP**
**YOU MUST EXTRACT MANUALLY AND PUSH MANUALLY**
Side note : you make be able to simple side load the apk as normal but I'm not sure. Report back if you'd like
I can also do contacts / dialer as well
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xuepksbhn22lla4/SecMMS.zip
Might be interested in the contacts apk....first going to see if I can get the MMS to at&t to work
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Hey buddy I would love for you to help us out. I'm not rooted so I'm not sure if it matters. I extracted the file into the System Application folder. I can click on the APK but after trying to install it, it says cannot install application. Help!
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MoReNitO303 said:
Hey buddy I would love for you to help us out. I'm not rooted so I'm not sure if it matters. I extracted the file into the System Application folder. I can click on the APK but after trying to install it, it says cannot install application. Help!
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You need to be rooted it has to be pushed to system/app
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Is it possible to pull a theme out of a ROM ? this ROM looks so good , but I dont like its speed : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2282015
I combine A X I 0 M's nav bar and wallpapers with PA , is it possible ?
Thanks !
rkiller51 said:
Is it possible to pull a theme out of a ROM ? this ROM looks so good , but I dont like its speed : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2282015
I combine A X I 0 M's nav bar and wallpapers with PA , is it possible ?
Thanks !
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Yes.
Get the ROM, find for framework-res.apk, decompile it, grab the navbar pngs, transfer it to your phone, get an app called softkeyz from the themes and app section and apply it.
Wallpaper should be in framework-res too.
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exb0 said:
Yes.
Get the ROM, find for framework-res.apk, decompile it, grab the navbar pngs, transfer it to your phone, get an app called softkeyz from the themes and app section and apply it.
Wallpaper should be in framework-res too.
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What will happen if I will replace the entire framework-res.apk ?
It will likely boot loop as many of the dependencies from the paranoid framework won't be in the other one
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It will likely boot loop as many of the dependencies from the paranoid framework won't be in the other one
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Got it . thank you !
Hey guys how do i resize CM nav bar?
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Theres no actual option in the rom, but you could check out this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38102614&postcount=25
I would make nandroid before flashing it just in case
Nandroid whats that? Ohh and i checked the forum out but it wasn't helpful any other forums?
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JayMix said:
Nandroid whats that? Ohh and i checked the forum out but it wasn't helpful any other forums?
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Nandroid is the backup you make through recovery
Okay. Well i have searched around several times and i can't seem to fine anything that on resizing CMs nav bar.
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You can't change it from within CM, but you can flash different mods in recovery (like the one posted above) to change it manually.
Ill be honest if You dont know what a nandroid is you may want to take some time and do some basic research before you end up bricking your phone. Messing with the OS of a device is NOT fool proof. Things can go wrong and then you are stuck with a non working device that you cant return.
Ok just learned what nandroid is and so i guess the next step is to nandroid backup my phone and then flash the mod from the link right?
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JayMix said:
Ok just learned what nandroid is and so i guess the next step is to nandroid backup my phone and then flash the mod from the link right?
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Yep. And if something goes wrong after flashing the mod (systemui crashing, bootloop, etc) just restore the nandroid.
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Hey guys it didn't work what did i do wrong?
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JayMix said:
Hey guys it didn't work what did i do wrong?
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You probably didnt do anything wrong, its just that the mod didnt work lol.
Try out this tutorial. It should work, but its a bit of work.
These are the lines that you have to change:
Code:
<dimen name="navigation_bar_height">[COLOR="Red"]38.0[/COLOR]dip</dimen>
<dimen name="navigation_bar_height_landscape">[COLOR="red"]38.0[/COLOR]dip</dimen>
<dimen name="navigation_bar_width">[COLOR="red"]38.0[/COLOR]dip</dimen>
The link you provided is broken.
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JayMix said:
The link you provided is broken.
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That's odd. It was just working fine...and now it says account suspended .
Anyways this is basically what you have to do(may require some other searching):
-navigate to system/framework and copy the framework-res.apk to your computer
-decompile framework-res.apk
-in the decompiled folder navigate to /res/values/ and open the file named dimens.xml in a text editor
-edit the lines that I posted above to your liking
-recompile framework-res.apk and push it back to the phone. Also make sure the permissions are set to rw-r-r
Hey what does bar width do? hey I am having issues signing and pushing files back to my phone?
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JayMix said:
Hey what does bar width do?
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You should keep it the same as the height. All three values should be the same
hey I am having issues signing and pushing files back to my phone?
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Whats the issue? You cant just put a question mark at the end of your vague statement and expect someone to figure out your problem
Sorry typo, by the way thx for all your help so far. I have edited my framework nav bar to 36 but i dont know how to replace my original framework.
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you should try a rom with more control built in like aokp, slim, or pa if you want to change stuff more and dont quite know how to mod system files correctly
anyway, heres what i found with a quick google: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2159270
its pretty complicated but the instructions are clear
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JayMix said:
Sorry typo, by the way thx for all your help so far. I have edited my framework nav bar to 36 but i dont know how to replace my original framework.
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just copy the original framework incase you want to go back to it and paste the modded framework in place of the original framework and reboot you phone
JayMix said:
Sorry typo, by the way thx for all your help so far. I have edited my framework nav bar to 36 but i dont know how to replace my original framework.
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-Make a nandroid backup just in case
-Download an root file manager. I would recommend root explorer (paid), but there are other free ones like es file explorer.
-Copy the framework-res.apk from your computer to your phone. (just use the usb cable and transfer it over using MTP)
-Open the root file manager and copy the framework-res.apk from where you put it
-Navigate to system/framework and rename the existing framework-res.apk to framework-res.apk.bak
-Paste the new framework-res.apk
-Long press the new framework-res.apk and go to permissions and change them to rw-r-r
-reboot
yep I do that but as soon as I get done renaming framework.apk.bak the phone restarts and goes into boot loop.
I reflash CM10.1 and nandroid backup and everything is fine again. then I tryed just replacing framework but same thing happens.
ohh and mbucks911 the reason why I dont use AOKP is becasue my battery life with AOKP is terrible it causes my phone to run at around 38c which is warm enough to make my hands sweat and my battery drains 10% for every 10mins my screen is on. when I use CM my phone barely gets over 30c and operates around 27c for every and 10% of my battery thats almost 2 hours of sot thats why i am trying to stick with CM.
JayMix said:
yep I do that but as soon as I get done renaming framework.apk.bak the phone restarts and goes into boot loop.
I reflash CM10.1 and nandroid backup and everything is fine again. then I tryed just replacing framework but same thing happens.
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Try using adb to push it.
Code:
adb remount
adb push \path\to\framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb reboot
Can anyone pointing me application to change ubuntu font...
I already installed rom toolbox, but forced close when i'm trying to install ubuntu font..
I'm on uxylon and latest nightly franco kernel..
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arief347 said:
Can anyone pointing me application to change ubuntu font...
I already installed rom toolbox, but forced close when i'm trying to install ubuntu font..
I'm on uxylon and latest nightly franco kernel..
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Try iFont from Play, that may work.
Don't use ROM toolbox or any other font changing app. They will give u boot loops.
First make a nandroid backup.
Download your font and make sure its the same style as the one you want to replace (normal, bold, italic). It also must be ttf, not otf.
Then using a root file manager go to system/fonts and delete the font that you want to replace. Then paste the downloaded font into the directory and change its name to the font that it will be replacing (ex: Roboto-Regular.ttf)
Change its permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
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chromium96 said:
Don't use ROM toolbox or any other font changing app. They will give u boot loops.
First make a nandroid backup.
Download your font and make sure its the same style as the one you want to replace (normal, bold, italic). It also must be ttf, not otf.
Then using a root file manager go to system/fonts and delete the font that you want to replace. Then paste the downloaded font into the directory and change its name to the font that it will be replacing (ex: Roboto-Regular.ttf)
Change its permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
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When i was on galaxy nexus..rom toolbox is work perfectly.. But on nexus 4, that's no luck..
Thank you for your suggestion by the way
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gee2012 said:
Try iFont from Play, that may work.
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Are you already tried?
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arief347 said:
Are you already tried?
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No, i have not because i`am not rooted atm. Make a nandroid backup (if you haven`t allready) and try it out.
gee2012 said:
No, i have not because i`am not rooted atm. Make a nandroid backup (if you haven`t allready) and try it out.
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Ok...already tried and it's work...thank you very much..
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arief347 said:
Ok...already tried and it's work...thank you very much..
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Oke, great to hear :good:
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Oke, great to hear :good:
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Ok but say I downloaded the font from the market. Where does it download n install to? Plz n ty
Chromium_ said:
Don't use ROM toolbox or any other font changing app. They will give u boot loops.
First make a nandroid backup.
Download your font and make sure its the same style as the one you want to replace (normal, bold, italic). It also must be ttf, not otf.
Then using a root file manager go to system/fonts and delete the font that you want to replace. Then paste the downloaded font into the directory and change its name to the font that it will be replacing (ex: Roboto-Regular.ttf)
Change its permissions to rw-r-r and reboot.
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First things first, YOU'RE DOING A FABULOUS JOB. Keep up the good work :good:
Now coming to my doubt, Can we use the same above mentioned method to change the font style in the STOCK ROM & KERNEL?
If no then please guide how can I change the font style? I prefer not to use third party applications.
Kushalized said:
First things first, YOU'RE DOING A FABULOUS JOB. Keep up the good work :good:
Now coming to my doubt, Can we use the same above mentioned method to change the font style in the STOCK ROM & KERNEL?
If no then please guide how can I change the font style? I prefer not to use third party applications.
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Just go here, and download the font packs of your choice. Then boot into a custom recovery and flash. This works fine on stock rom & kernel, but you need root and a custom recovery.
Chromium_ said:
Just go here, and download the font packs of your choice. Then boot into a custom recovery and flash. This works fine on stock rom & kernel, but you need root and a custom recovery.
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Too good
I have AOKP rom. iFont works but it changes ALL the fonts.
Is there an app which only changes the fonts I want to change?