This contains templates to use for your app, homescreen, ROM screenshots.
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I think this is my first thread, so I'm not really sure what i'm doing (any suggestions would help). I saw danishprakash's post here and thought it might be more helpful to have a nice clean I717 version. I ended up getting carried away and resulted in the photoshop files below. Let me know if you guys want a GIMP version. Here's a quick breakdown of the files included:
SGH-i717-template-png.zip - Png files of commonly seen phone pics (bare phone, shadow, reflection, no glass reflection). Drag and drop screenshot into place. (no one will notice the difference, but it looks nicer if you have the phone layered on top of the screenshot.
SGH-I717-1280x800.zip - Raw .psd file used to create different phone pics. Resized to fit 800x1280 screenshot. Drag and drop screenshot and place on top of placeholder layer.
SGH-I717-HD.zip - Raw psd. This was what I was working with to create all of the above. I don't know what you would use it for...print?
Here's the dropbox link for the HD file: Click Me
Awesome, thanks dude
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Hex editor for PPC.
OUTSTANDING piece of software. I strongly recommend to click everywhere on its GUI to find ...interesting features.
Screenshots:
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Some obvious things:
- File and process editing
- Simple two-document interface
- Large files supported
- Portrait and landscape screen orientation supported
- File COMPARE
- simple hex/bin/dec/oct/whatever converter(middle of bottom bar)
and moar.
Program works on wm03/5.0/6.1/6.5, not sure about 6.5.x(gui may look weird, or maybe not).
Very, very nice piece of software, maybe someone find this useful. Useful on the go, imho.
It looks great something that I've always been loooking for. Unfortunately it doesn't behave properly in 6.5.5. I cannot access to the Edit menu. Edit gives File menu, so I got 2 file menus from Edit & File Softkey. Also because of the size of the softkey bar, I cannot access to the bottom line. Are you the developper of this software? If so could you fix this?
Thanks.
Nope, i am not developer of EDh, here's link to dev site:
http://winm-soft.atspace.com/
Here is what the standard flip clock numbers look like.
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Each number appears to be centered in its own 100x128 pixel block in the total 1024x256 size of the image.
Is there an easy way to place the numbers in the same locations when making new clock numbers with different fonts? I am using Gimp 2.6 for image editing. Because it's free... and I'm cheap.
Okay, I think I made the numbers right. In case anyone is interested, here is how it came out.
I was scratching my head over this the other day when I was making some clock hands......... do the images have to be in exactly the right place in relation to the edges of the image, in the end I just too some clock hands from a cab and drew over them to make sure I was in the right place......
I've wanted to do some clock number for a while... your knowledge may save me a LOT of trial and error
Thanks....
ps have you tried paint.net? I use that because its free and Im also cheap..... Ive yet to try this gimp thingy Im hearing so much about.....
With permission from the talented JackT09 of ipodtouchfans.com here is Option HD. All credit goes to JackT09 http://twitter.com/#!/JackT2
It's an iPhone/iPod touch theme, but, includes a template so we can make android specific icons!
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Option HD
SD version
Template
After 4 months, this is Option HD, it has around 40 icons (some worse than others)
Thanks to everyone who tested it.
And Credit to Everyone who has made a Defualt style theme (Kubilay & Dustin) Jackson D for his Cydia glyph, Hayden Woods and Rickie Sherman!
Thanks and Happy new year!
(First release of the year?)
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Samsung Vibrant icon by JackT09
Installation: Extract the bundles folder, each folder inside contains a folder with an icon. Rename the icons to whatever you want and move them all to one folder. Upload them to your phone and I use desktop visualizer to install. I'll post a nice zip with the icons all in one folder when I get home tonight.
Original thread
http://www.ipodtouchfans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=328433
I've found a neat Touchwiz launcher that is meant for mdpi and my device is ldpi.
I would like to convert it for my device but I'm not sure where exactly to start. I doubt it's just resizing the images so before wasting my time on doing that, because I tried out the launcher without touching anything inside the apk and the dock icons appeared fine except the shortcuts on the homescreen were overlapping a bit with the dock icons and when I went to drawer, the apps weren't centered but were at the top and there was free space on the bottom. I would like to get some more information on this procedure from a few people with experience.
I've got APK-Multi-Tool and I just decompiled the apk.
I went to \res\layout-mdpi\ and I've opened up the launcher.xml and by looking at the code I have a feeling that's the file I should be editing.
There are stuff like this:
Code:
android:layout_width="fill_parent" android:layout_height="45.0dip"
Is this "45.0dip" thing in any way related to the screen density?
EDIT: Here are some screenies of what it appears like:
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The problem on the second screenie doesn't really bother me much, the only problem there is the page indicator is at the bottom on the dock icons which sucks I would like it to be moved on top of them.
Anyone?
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VIVO V9 Back Cover Design Printable
Download Link:
How to Print:
1. Download the PNG File in the website.
2. Drag and Drop or Copy and Paste it onto MS Word. (so the size will not change)
3. You can use Bond Paper, Specialty Paper or Photo/ Magazine Paper.
4. Enjoy Different design every day.
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RyoNobu08 said:
VIVO V9 Back Cover Design Printable
Download Link:
How to Print:
1. Download the PNG File in the website.
2. Drag and Drop or Copy and Paste it onto MS Word. (so the size will not change)
3. You can use Bond Paper, Specialty Paper or Photo/ Magazine Paper.
4. Enjoy Different design every day.
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A video would have been more appreciated.