Firstly, porting GlassHome is NOT the work of me. It is the work of Zhuowei Zhang and I accept no credit for his work
Glass Home with Wallpaper view
This part tells you how to, I have done it for you, see below:
It was a simple edit. All it took was to change a few lines of the styles.xml of the glass home:
Add the bit in red
Remove all references to this in that XML
I also changed the line:
to:
Just in case anyone is having issues with it being stuck in landscape
What does this mean for me?
You can now see the wallpaper of your device behind the Glass Home. Until the sources for Glass home come out (if they do) we can't integrate anything into the app itself
However, due to Android's Theme.Wallpaper allowing live view of live wallpapers, we can still use a live camera view behind it to get the effect of proper Glass
Introducing, Google Glass Home with live camera view
"ok glass, you're on my phone now" - Now I just need to bolt you to my head and I'll have glass for $1000 cheaper than actually buying one
This guide is simple. All you have to do is install two things and set a live wallpaper. No mess:
1.) Download the modded glass home apk from below
2.) Install it as a normal apk (uninstall any old ones you may have that might clash)
3.) Download & Install this live wallpaper - To my knowledge this is the best camera live wallpaper. Others break when you say "ok glass <do something>" and go back
4.) Set it as your wallpaper
5.) Install the rest of the glass APKs if you haven't already, from the original project page
6.) Launch Glass Home. You now have Google Glass on your phone (well, sort of)
Downloads
Glasshome-modded-signed.apk - The modded home with wallpaper view
The page where you can get the rest of the APKs from
Screenshots
Top tips
If your ROM has an option to hide the navigation bar (if you have one), do so. Even better, have it do it automatically
Don't forget to install the other APKs to take photos, get directions and more!
This part tells you how to, I have done it for you, see below:
It was a simple edit. All it took was to change a few lines of the styles.xml of the glass home:
Code:
<style name="GlassTheme" parent="@*android:style/Theme[COLOR=Red].Wallpaper[/COLOR]">
Code:
<item name="android:windowBackground">@*android:color/black</item>
I also changed the line:
Code:
<item name="android:screenOrientation">landscape</item>
Code:
<item name="android:screenOrientation">fullSensor</item>
What does this mean for me?
You can now see the wallpaper of your device behind the Glass Home. Until the sources for Glass home come out (if they do) we can't integrate anything into the app itself
However, due to Android's Theme.Wallpaper allowing live view of live wallpapers, we can still use a live camera view behind it to get the effect of proper Glass
Introducing, Google Glass Home with live camera view
"ok glass, you're on my phone now" - Now I just need to bolt you to my head and I'll have glass for $1000 cheaper than actually buying one
This guide is simple. All you have to do is install two things and set a live wallpaper. No mess:
1.) Download the modded glass home apk from below
2.) Install it as a normal apk (uninstall any old ones you may have that might clash)
3.) Download & Install this live wallpaper - To my knowledge this is the best camera live wallpaper. Others break when you say "ok glass <do something>" and go back
4.) Set it as your wallpaper
5.) Install the rest of the glass APKs if you haven't already, from the original project page
6.) Launch Glass Home. You now have Google Glass on your phone (well, sort of)
Downloads
Glasshome-modded-signed.apk - The modded home with wallpaper view
The page where you can get the rest of the APKs from
Screenshots
Top tips
If your ROM has an option to hide the navigation bar (if you have one), do so. Even better, have it do it automatically
Don't forget to install the other APKs to take photos, get directions and more!
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