Showing posts with label widgetlocker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label widgetlocker. Show all posts

Nexus 5 Concept Lock Screen

By Unknown Posted On Sunday, October 06, 2013 // Leave a Comment
I saw a Nexus 5 concept by @TechyTee and knew I had to have the lock screen immediately......

 So I went ahead and used a couple handy apps to create the sumbitch. First off, this is a Widgetlocker theme, however, the Zooper skins can (obviously) be used wherever. 

I also threw together a handy installer app for the skins and the slider. Get it HERE

Need a dark wallpaper? Get one HERE

 Use an image editor (Photoshop, GIMP, etc...) to personalize the widget. 225x225 pixels is a good size. ;)
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SummerBug Lockscreen

By Unknown Posted On Tuesday, March 05, 2013 //



WidgetLocker grid: 6x4
Slider: Default with sliders disabled, tap center to unlock, use transparent icon. Stretch to fit over the entire screen. Tap center of pic to unlock.

Uccw widgets are both 5x2

Wallpaper is 720x1184 no need to crop when setting

Wallpaper

Download the files here (mirror)

Direct Download

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Sno Capped

By Unknown Posted On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 // 1 comment
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MNML iPhone slider (+ a port of LS Light)

By Unknown Posted On Monday, February 11, 2013 // Leave a Comment


Port of "LS Climacons LIGHT" by: KillingTheEngine

WidgetLocker grid = 6x4

UCCW 4x3 for the clock, 1x1 for the camera.

Download the files
Mirror

Step one: Extract the files to your sdcard.
Step two: Choos the wallpaper that best fits your device. Do not crop when setting.
Step three: Place the .uzip files on your sdcard>uccwoutput.
Step Four: Place MNMLiPhone.zip on your sdcard>data>widgetlocker>themes.
Step five: Add the slider and appropriate .uzips, sizing accordingly.



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Ubuntu G Tutorial

By Unknown Posted On Monday, January 21, 2013 // 33 comments

In this tutorial we'll be setting up the Ubuntu g theme. This tutorial assumes your device has a resolution of 480x800.

 Firs off, download the source files here. 
Having trouble getting the files? Try this link. (mirror 1)
Just in case  (mirror 2)

 Next, you're going to need a few different apps,

 1. Apex Launcher
2. Tasker
3. Minimalistic Text
4. UCCW
5. WidgetLocker
6. Multipicture Live Wallpaper
7. Also install "Ubuntu g Uccw.apk" found in the source files. (under system settings go to security then check unknown sources)

 OK, now that you have those installed, select apex launcher as your default launcher. Then open up widget locker because that's where we're going to start.
one of the many possibilities.
Under settings in widget locker, set the grid to 10x10 and pull the "anchor" all the way down.
Then select "use alternative wallpaper" and choose ubuntuLock from your sd card. Do not crop it.

 From there add a 4x4 UCCW widget and select any one of the ubuntuBattGauge skins. Resize it to fit. (If you can't resize check the advanced settings in widgetlocker.)

 Next add a 5x2 Uccw widget and select ubuntuLockClock. Place it near the top of the screen.

 Now for the Tap to unlock. Select the default widgetlocker slider. In the edit screen slide the left slider over and select disable. Now do the same for the right slider. Next tap the middle and select "widgetlocker options", unlock. Finally, switch tabs to change the icon to the lock.png image. Remember to tap "done" in the top left otherwise you'll have to do it over again.
Now, if you want to have system output widgets on top of the battery widget, those are the minimalistic text preference files. Move those to the minimalistic text preferences folder on your sdcard. Then add a 3x1 MT widget and scroll down to the bottom of the configuration page and select restore. Pick which one you'd like. Then resize it by stretching it up and over top of the center UCCW widget. From there you can set shortcuts for those widgets back in the MT config menu.
Onto the first homescreen.

 Apex settings are as follows:

 HOMESCREEN
 Portrait grid: 9x6
No margins
Transition effect: none
Hide notification bar, app labels and shadows.

 BEHAVIOR SETTINGS
Swipe up: app drawer
Swipe Down: notifications

 ADVANCED SETTINGS
Check overlapping widgets.

 DOCK SETTINGS
Hide dock. :)

 For the wallpaper choose Multipic Live Wallpaper and click add individual settings.
For screen one setthe picture source to a single picture then select ubuntuHomeScreen1.
Add settings for screens 2 and 3 as well.

 For the dockbar, you can add your shortcuts however you see fit. By uccw hotspots, desktop visualizer and a transparent icon, edit the apps icon to be transparent. Really, it's up to you. :) I still use desktop visualizer.
Screen 2

 Add a UCCW 5x2 widget to the screen selecting the ubuntuHomeClock.
Resize it to fit.

 (Note: the message widget is a combo of the tasker profile provided and minimalistic text. Tasker is not free. I will not send it to you. If you have purchased it, add the smsRecieved.xml file to the profiles folder. Open tasker and run the profile. Add the text by using the locale variable in minimalistic text. I'll make aseperate tutorial for that if there's enough demand.)

 Long press over the all apps button and add two apex action "app drawers" side by side. Then edit the icons to be transparent, by long pressing the icon, then tap the icon in the next dialog box. And navigate to the blank.png and select it. Repeat for the other one.
After adding your shortcuts, overlap them to app drawer, long press, and tap, "send to back" so that the app drawer shortcuts are always on top in that particular area.

 The bottom of the screen can be used as a battery bar by adding the ubuntuBottomBattery skin, strectch to the bottom, send to back.
On to the 3rd screen

 Set it up the same way as the other screens. Using your preffered shortcut method. Just make sure to make all icons transparent.

 Also, down at the bottom I replaced the battery bar with the running apps shortcut. This is another one of Apex launchers actions.

 Add as many as you want to the bottom and edit them with the blank icon.

 Thanks for reading. Expect updates soon, i'm currently working on an "events" screen and a "news and weather" page. Stay tuned for more! 

 Update, my service was shut off so my ideas for this theme will have to wait until I can afford phone service again. This project has not been abandoned!




Videos!
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