[Mod/Theme] The "Dark" Side of CloudyG3 (only kk version)
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Hey can somsome, anyone walk me through the installation process? I am new to this
Nice work..! :good: but i love the older version..from where i can get it as i lost it... 
Cool. Will give it a try
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Is it work on cloudyG2 3.3 ?
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What file is in third step ?
Is it work on cloudyG2 3.3 ?
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I want to use this theme, but i dont want it to change my nav bar (i like kitkat buttons better then lollipop) i also dont want those custom status bar icomw. What do i flash/backup?
After installing either of those themes on CloyudyG3 v2.2 (F320 variant), it becomes impossible to mount the external SD card, regardless of its format. The only solution is to reinstall the ROM and manually replace the APK files with the exception of those in /system/framework/ which cause this problem.
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70First of all......just for fun !!!
A big thanks to @Cloudyfa for his wonderful rom and to @devadip for his encouragement and support.
After an hard and long labor of patience and times spent,i'd like to suggest you this "little work" on cloudyg3 2.0
(even if i think that many apk work perfectly also on 2.1 version,i'm waiting for user's confirmation).
Basicly,this is a cloudy's rom skin, but i put in also some mods, especially in ui.
i tried to recreate a style inspired on new grafic interface ANDROID L.
I modified these apks (with screenshot):
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New Version
- fixed black text in LGMusic and LGBrowser
- new option in LGSystemUI
- new skin in dialer (new contact pictures, full screen, central composition)
- fixed LGSettings, LGEasySettings, lge-res, framework, com.lge.sui.widget, LGLockScreenSettings, LGSettingsAccessibility
(screenshot)
LGSystemUI (screenshot)
Installation:
all apk are odex (except LGSystemUI.apk that is deodex)
there are two ways to install (for odex apk)
1) flash this zip
2) overwrite one by one all apk
you can dowload all here
LGSystemUI here (flashable zip)
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Why 2.0 version and not 2.1?
because when 2.1 version it was released, my work was in final fase,
and i didn't want to begin another time all this job.
However i look into 2.1 rom and i saw that all the apk are
same of 2.0 version, so i think there will be not problems of compatibility.
it is recommended a nandroid backup!!
my wallpaper
thanks deva
p.s. forgot .... I would like to thank all those who have helped me to understand some xml and especially @Ticklefish (always very helpful) and my friend @blackcoffeez
donations:
60nine
thank you so much! :good:6Please give us a chance to donate to you.
And really like that Black Android L Theme ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/themes-apps/theme-g3-clean-look-kk-4-4-2-t2834442)
If you can make one like that to tour G2, a lot people will be happy.
Thanks and great work.5
yep... you can remove it, or place it on the right side of the statusbar (if you're left-handed as myself who also hit it everytime when trying to pull down the notification panel)...
it's a bit complicated to do so because it includes decompiling/recompiling the LGSystemUI.apk - but i'll try to explain ( @glfsd helped me through PM with this)
before you do anything - make sure you have the latest LG G2 drivers installed properly
this works on Windows PC - make sure you have a backup of original "LGSystemUI.apk" somewhere in case anything goes wrong...
- you'll need "TickleMyAndroid" app for decompiling/compiling the apk
get it from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633333 (also, i hope you have java already installed)
- you'll need "Notepad++" for editing ".xml" file
with TickleMyAndroid you decompile the "LGSystemUI.apk" (i didn't know how to do it - but i got it very quickly" - instruction for decompiling would be too long - so i'll skip it) - and the basics are explained in the "TickleMyAndroid" app thread
when you've decompiled the apk
open res\layout\status_bar.xml and delete this (or just change the "left" to "right" if you want to keep that button, just moved to the right side of the statusbar)
Code:<LinearLayout android:gravity="left" android:orientation="horizontal" android:id="@id/nav_buttons" android:focusable="false" android:clipChildren="false" android:clipToPadding="false" android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:animateLayoutChanges="true"> <com.android.systemui.statusbar.policy.KeyButtonView android:layout_width="64.0dip" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:layout_weight="0.0" systemui:keyCode="120" systemui:keyRepeat="false" systemui:glowBackground="@drawable/ic_sysbar_highlight" /> </LinearLayout>
- save the ".xml"
- recompile the apk
- copy it from TickleMyAndroid's "OUT" folder somewhere on the device (sd card prefferable)
- follow my instructions from the 1st page on how to use TWRP to copy files to system folders and change its permissions...
ps:
i'm a noob in compiling/decompiling apk's - but i got it in about half an hour...
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