More examples here lol
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36617444
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[TUTORIAL][SENSE 3.0+] The M10 Code Discovery Thread
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So I download the font I want a rename it to helvectica...? Or how does it work?..
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I got it thanks do you know how to replace the bold text on statusbar pulldown?... I tried to do the same and it was stuck on bootimage when I rebooted
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Yes I thought so but if I replace it the phone gets stock on boot :/
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Give it a try see if it's just mee..
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Make sure its permissions are right, and also check the ttf and make sure it contains more than just numbers.. some are only numbers lol never had that issue with fonts and I've changed em all lol
I'm using the one I use for my entire font there's text but not bold text..
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Shouldn't matter if bold or not.
Beats me..
Hit me on gtalk so we don't clutter this thread with off topic... dropzeroc@gmail.com
here we go!!!!
directly ported from Htc J to One X
really really thanks to il Duce for this thread!!!
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directly ported from Htc J to One X
really really thanks to il Duce for this thread!!!
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here we go!!!!
directly ported from Htc J to One X
really really thanks to il Duce for this thread!!!
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Cmon some tips or an apk or something.....
here we go!!!!
directly ported from Htc J to One X
really really thanks to il Duce for this thread!!!
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Nice, please share your work...
right, i've forgot that
for the apk, the link it's in my signature
the how to it's quite simple (for One-x screen):
decompile HTC_Widget_App_and_Shortcut.apk
go to /assets/port
in edit_mode.x10 edit the centerscale value of __Main_Comp from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_container.x10 edit the centerscale value of button.add from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_scene.x10 edit the centerscale value of _main_widget from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
after this, you need to set the vertical offset of the tabs properly in short_cut_scene.x10
- Tab1 offset: 0:100:0
- Tab2 offset: 0:60:0
- Tab3 offset: 0:10:0
- Tab4 offset: 0:-40:0
substantialy to rescale a widget or an app, you need to set the scale value for the main string and nothing more, because the child strings will inherit the main property
:laugh::highfive::highfive:
i also think that you need to look at the sense sdk version in manifest.xml. in this case the sdk version it's the same as for the htc One x sense objects, and i don't' know if you can make a backport of a widget, simply by editing that string to a number less or equal than the htc sense version you are running
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Look this...
Enviado desde mi SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 usando Tapatalk 2
Enviado desde mi SAMSUNG-SGH-T989 usando Tapatalk 2
HTC ONE S 540x960right, i've forgot that
for the apk, the link it's in my signature
the how to it's quite simple (for One-x screen):
decompile HTC_Widget_App_and_Shortcut.apk
go to /assets/port
in edit_mode.x10 edit the centerscale value of __Main_Comp from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_container.x10 edit the centerscale value of button.add from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_scene.x10 edit the centerscale value of _main_widget from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
after this, you need to set the vertical offset of the tabs properly in short_cut_scene.x10
- Tab1 offset: 0:100:0
- Tab2 offset: 0:60:0
- Tab3 offset: 0:10:0
- Tab4 offset: 0:-40:0
substantialy to rescale a widget or an app, you need to set the scale value for the main string and nothing more, because the child strings will inherit the main property
:laugh::highfive::highfive:
i also think that you need to look at the sense sdk version in manifest.xml. in this case the sdk version it's the same as for the htc One x sense objects, and i don't' know if you can make a backport of a widget, simply by editing that string to a number less or equal than the htc sense version you are running
in edit_mode.x10 edit the centerscale value of __Main_Comp from
1:1:1
to
0.5:0.5:1
in short_cut_scene.x10 edit the centerscale value of _main_widget from
1:1:1
to
0.5:0.5:1
No weather and time, lack id
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Look this...
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That is one big ass clock homie
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right, i've forgot that
for the apk, the link it's in my signature
the how to it's quite simple (for One-x screen):
decompile HTC_Widget_App_and_Shortcut.apk
go to /assets/port
in edit_mode.x10 edit the centerscale value of __Main_Comp from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_container.x10 edit the centerscale value of button.add from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
in short_cut_scene.x10 edit the centerscale value of _main_widget from
1:1:1
to
0.8:0.8:1
after this, you need to set the vertical offset of the tabs properly in short_cut_scene.x10
- Tab1 offset: 0:100:0
- Tab2 offset: 0:60:0
- Tab3 offset: 0:10:0
- Tab4 offset: 0:-40:0
substantialy to rescale a widget or an app, you need to set the scale value for the main string and nothing more, because the child strings will inherit the main property
:laugh::highfive::highfive:
i also think that you need to look at the sense sdk version in manifest.xml. in this case the sdk version it's the same as for the htc One x sense objects, and i don't' know if you can make a backport of a widget, simply by editing that string to a number less or equal than the htc sense version you are running
Guess everyone is doing this
Did my own
Did it differently than you although
Tempted to see if its possible to add more tabs
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How did you change the appearance of your clock? Only thing I can figure out how to do is make the background of the weather part of the widget transparent.
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Guess everyone is doing this
Did my own
View attachment 1651590
Did it differently than you although
Tempted to see if its possible to add more tabs
Slithered from my HTC One X+
How did you change the appearance of your clock? Only thing I can figure out how to do is make the background of the weather part of the widget transparent.
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Re: [MODS][SENSE 3.0+] The M10 Code Discovery Thread
Its a skin, there's a tutorial on how to do this on the VTS website.
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Its a skin, there's a tutorial on how to do this on the VTS website.
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Re: [MODS][SENSE 3.0+] The M10 Code Discovery Thread
Thanks. I'll check that out.
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Thanks. I'll check that out.
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36Hello fellow themers and modders!
This thread will be STRICTLY for the sharing and discovery of m10 code modifications.
This is NOT a request thread (for now) - it's possible at some point this could happen...
To contribute to this thread, and to jump in and learn something new, you'll need some basics.
- a sense 3.0+ device or ROM
- Virtuous Ten Studio (VTS) - this is where ALL the code edits happen
- apktool (maybe)
- sdk/jdk (maybe)
- an open mind
I have been modding this code since sense 3.0 in various apks, as have some others I know. Here's their info:
me - mostly lockscreen mods and rosie mods
mayfield103 - mostly clock widget mods
gumby63 - lockscreen mods
jeffsanace - mostly rosie mods
dased14 - general tinkering
ajthescot - general tinkering
^ more can be added! ^ these are just the guys I know personally. My hope is that we will get a HUGE gathering of m10 code modders so we can all make sense more fun.
Stuff I know can be done:
- lock shortcuts
*can be moved anywhere on the screen (literally - also applies to switching them around R-L)
*can be removed or individually removed (i.e. 3 instead of 4)
*can be removed entirely (leaving the text)
*text can be removed
*lots more
- lockring
*same as above
*can be made to unlock in reverse (pull down instead of up)
- lock widgets
*backgrounds can be removed
*can be moved anywhere on the screen
- lock music
*art can be removed
*text can be removed
*buttons can be removed
- lock time
*can be moved anywhere on the screen
*can be removed
*can be individually customized (i.e. remove carrier and time, leave date, etc.)
- rosie navbar
*can be removed
*button highlights can be removed
*workspace grid changes (5x4, 5x5, ad infinitum - requires mods in .arsc)
- rosie widgets
*backgrounds can be removed
*any spacing probably
*transparent clock tiles
There's a lot more that's just what I can think of that I've done or that others listed above have done. Essentially any location changes or size changes, and zillions of other things.
My hope is that we will all post what we have done or can do, along with screens, and tutorials (not n00b proof tutorials, just the pertinent code modifications).
HUGE THANKS TO:
diamondback, vaelek, flemmard, and cypis! - the dev team who brought us VTS
the guys I listed above who have played with these things and helped me along the way!
I'm sure I'll add more info and people to this as the thread progresses
Here's some relevant tutorials (mostly sense 3.0 but almost identical logic applies to the newer versions)
rosie workspace mod
remove "phone" text
remove icon labels
remove widget labels
LOTS of lockscreen edits
minimal music
shortcuts info16Lockscreen Mods! This post is a continuous WIP!
Updated 9/13
Before we do anything, here are the prerequisites you need:
1. You will need a program called VTS (Virtuous Ten Studio) You can get that here. This is made by the same brilliant minds that created the original m10tools.
2. Idlescreen_Base.apk. That apk is where all of the edits I will be describing are located in.
3. Last but not least, patience. Lots of patience.
If you know how to use VTS, then skip this!
Alright now that you have VTS installed, open it up. In the top left corner click on file -> new project.
Choose M10-Project, and pick your project and solution name. Now click on "import" on the left column and navigate to your Idlescreen_base.apk then click ok.
Now you're ready to get your hands dirty!
Section 1: Time, date, operator, am/pm, and unlock text.
This section will be used to describe all of the amazing things you can do to things in the title.
Navigate to the folder as seen in the screenshot:
And double click lockscreen_time.x10
Scroll down a little bit, and you will see a property labeled: "lockscreen_time"
Any edits you make to this property will affect everything. Meaning Time, date, operator, am/pm etc.
So lets say you want to move the all of that to the left side of the screen. Press the + box to the left to unfold the properties. You will see a bunch of different values like so:
Let's take a look at "offset" :
There are three values. 0:0:0
- The first value is what controls where it sits on the screen horizontally.
- The second value is what controls where it sits on the screen vertically.
- The third value controls..well..I'm not too sure yet. Anytime I make an edit to it it moves everything diagonally.
- Negative values move things to the left of the screen. Positive values move things to the right of the screen.
Now let's move everyhting to the left side of screen! So change the first value to -220 and click "save" on the top left. So it looks like: -220:0:0
Okay so let's test your edit. Go over to the left hand column with all of the folders and right click your project name and select "build project" and then "push to device".
An alternative method you can do that I personally use is to click "push all" at the top. That will build your apk and push it to the device in you step. Do not do that method if you have more than one project open in your solution. It will push both projects.
Now there are two ways you can reboot. They are:
1. Click on the ADB tab and select reboot. Done! When you reboot your new lockscreen should be staring you in the face.
2. I prefer this way beacsue you dont have to wait for the reboot, and it's easier on your device. Click on the ADB tab, and open an ADB Shell prompt. Type in "am force-stop com.htc.idlescreen.shortcut" without quotes. This restarts the lockscreen process with your fresh edit.
Pro tip(s): You don't need to re-type that every time, just simply press the up arrow key and then press enter. Also, I have it so my phone never sleeps while charging. That eliminates the problem of having to turn the screen back on every time it turns itself off.
Next up we have "CenterScale"
This value determines the size of the text.
Duce explained this pretty well in a post, so I'm going to quote him on that.
I'll use the lock clock as an example
In time x10 find the property under "lockscreen_time" and expand it. The property for "CenterScale" where it's 1:1:1, and the first two values are width and height respectively. They need complete integers in any value. So 2 would work, 3.725 would work, 0.8 would work, but .8 wouldn't.
This logic should apply to anything really, including clock tiles, button sizes, the rosie dock, etc.
Go wild
Those two properties are the two most important/most used in my opinion. Everything else is pretty self explanatory.
Okay. so I shrunk everything and moved it to the left. Now that I look at it, I kinda want to get rid of the date. How do I do that?
Hiding things from the lockscreen is probably the easiest thing you can do.
In the same x10, find these properties:
- "text.lockscreentime_operator"
-Service Provider (Sprint, ATT, Verizon etc) - "text.lockscreentime_time"
- "text.lockscreentime_ampm"
- "text.lockscreentime_date"
- "textcomp.pull_unlock"
-The text " pull ring to unlock"
Under every property, you will find a line like this:
<Bool Name="Visible" Header="239748898" IDC="true">true</Bool>
Change that to:
<Bool Name="Visible" Header="239748898" IDC="true">false</Bool>
And BOOM whatever you want gone will no longer be there. Pretty simple.
So that pretty much sums up this section.
Section 2: Lockring & Shortcuts.
This is where it can start to get a little complicated. These are the x10's you will be making edits to:
- Lockscreen_container.x10
- Lockscreen_ring.x10
- Locksceen_ringcontainers.x10
- Lockscreen_shortcut.x20
More to come!
Some examples of what is possible are attached.9Re: [MODS][SENSE 3.0+] The M10 Code Discovery Thread
Sense5 lockscreen clone.. thank Gumby for telling how to resize ring.. *I know all the guru could make it better than mine*
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