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What is "SBG Method"?
"SBG Method" is a simple method that users and themers can use to make some of their work easier.
It is mostly targeted on themers that like to make lots of variations for their themes.
"Go on! I like the sound of it!":
It is kind of a complex way and maybe a bit time consuming at first, but it helps a lot.
So, what is this method?
Let's use an example!:
Let's say I am making a CyanogenMod theme which I am gonna release in different color versions.
A CyanogenMod theme replaces original resources(drawables, colors, styles, e.t.c.) from original packages found in Android, such as com.android.systemui(SystemUI.apk). Those resources are the ones who(most of the time) define what you see in your devices screen.
To redirect an icon, for example the Brightness Tile icon, you have to add a redirection. In a redirection you tell Android which resource(drawable, color, e.t.c.) from the original package to replace with which one from your CyanogenMod theme resources.
Most people do this:
They replace an icon,for example "ic_qs_brightness_auto_on.png", with another icon they created which they placed in their CyanogenMod theme adding the original package name as a prefix to better locate it, com_android_systemui_ic_qs_brightness_auto_on.png.
A redirection for this resource would be like this:
<item name="drawable/ic_qs_brightness_auto_on">@drawable/com_android_systemui_ic_qs_brightness_auto_on</item>
Replacing an icon(.png) with an icon(.png), pretty simple and easy.
No one tells you though that you can't do otherwise.
How about replacing an icon(.png) with an .xml?
"Why do that?! As long as .png -> .png works fine why change my ways?"
Well, you are right!
But let's use one more example:
I finished with my CyanogenMod theme. I created new icons for all of my Quick Setting Tiles and I added a blue circle background behind every ON tile and a grey circle background behind every OFF tile.
Users liked my icons and ask me to make the same Tiles but have red squares behind ON tiles and white squares behind OFF tiles. Now I have to make the same icons but add a different background behind them.
If the tiles are for example 123 files it'll take lot's of time, especially if I am a user that has less or no experience at all with Photoshop Actions.
Now users ask me to make the same icons with green triangles/dark grey background for ON/OFF tiles.
Time consuming!
What if I had just 123 icons for Tiles and just 2 more to use as ON/OFF backgrounds?
I would only have to change 2 .pngs each time instead of 123.
Well, that's basically the "SBG Method" and "SBG" stands for "Separated Background".
You can use this method on anything you can imagine!
Resources I used this method on successfully are:
Status Bar icons, Halo, Quick Setting Tiles.
I am sharing that method with you because we all can have different ideas and you can all use this in different ways.
How to make this work:
Let's use an example again:
Let's say I want to change the Brightness Tile.
I'll personally make an .xml called:
brightness_auto_on.xml for when Auto Brightness is ON
brightness_auto_of.xml for when Auto Brightness is OFF
In redirections I'll make this:
<item name="drawable/ic_qs_brightness_auto_on">@drawable/brightness_auto_on</item>
<item name="drawable/ic_qs_brightness_auto_off">@drawable/brightness_auto_off</item>
Now, how is an .xml gonna be uses instead of a .png?:
(Tired of reading? Image examples!)
brightness_auto_on
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brightness_auto_off
A layer-list will render resources one on top of another.
In this case, a brightness icon on top of a circle background.
Android will replace the stock Brightness ON/OFF tile icons with my two, .xml rendered Brightness ON/OFF resources.
What are the benefits of this method?:
Less time releasing your themes with different colors.
You can provide users with very small VRT flashables that can contain just the replacing backgrounds.
Easier for users to make their own backgrounds.
You can make more backgrounds like blue backgrounds for WiFi/Signal tiles and red backgrounds for all others or make a plethora of colorful backgrounds and assign each background to each Tile.
Lot's of possibilities, just be creative!
Smaller size themes. "Why? I am going to have 123 more files(.xml)." Here's why smaller size:
Having a 4kb background repeated 123 times will be around 123 times larger* so it's best to have just one background. Plus, each .xml you will create will be around 200B large that means...**
4*123=492kB *
200*123=24600B=24kB **
492-24=468kB
You save 468kB
Disadvantages:
One .xml for each icon you replace(for example, 123 Tiles = 123 .xmls).
Lots of writing(.xmls), depending on how many icons you are gonna replace with .xml.
More files.
Performance cost(?)
Notes:
If you have any idea on how to make this guide easier you can tell me.
Maybe the examples were not the best ones but I just wanted to give you an idea on how my method can help you.
I'll make a template myself for Tiles for you all to not have to write the .xmls.
If you find any misspelling you can tell me.
Thanks goes to:
My XDA buddies:
@Chirag_Galani
@joehanh88
@KINGbabasula
@shut_down
My long time friends at #TeamFun IRC channel:
All of you guys!
Nice guide. :good:
Related
..:: X2K2's Tiles Icons ::..
- 220 icons so far (Covers pretty much everything you need, always room for more though)
- Designed for 800x480 screens (Tested on Samsung Galaxy S)
- Designed for 5 rows / 4 columns homescreen setup (LauncherPro or ADW) (Otherwise the layout gets screwed!)
- Designed to be used with Notification bar (Otherwise the layout gets screwed!)
- To be applied with Desktop Visualizer (Can be found on the Market for free)
- Includes various tiles (1x1, 1x2, 2x1, 3x1, 4x1)
- Several versions for each icon
- Clean look, no icon names
- No resizing required (No need for LauchnerPro Plus)
- Precisely measured
- Source pictures grabbed from various places (Props to the original creators!)
- Inspired by Windows Phone 7
Resolutions used
1x1 = 110x122px
1x2 = 115x264px
2x1 = 230x124px
3x1 = 355x124px
4x1 = 475x124px
More versions might follow
Spacing between icons horizontal/vertical = 10px
HowTo
Select the Desktop Visualizer widget size you want to use, then the matching icon size.
For 1x1 icons select Desktop Visualizer (Small).
In Desktop Visualizer remove the icon label and set touch effect to none for the best look.
Things noticed while playing around with different icon sizes
Creating the perfect look with tiles is quite tricky. Exact pixel "mathematics" don't really work out with the different widget sizes.
According to some calcualting I did, the icon sizes should be different, than what they finally turned out to be.
For example the width for the 4x1 icon is 470px, even though the raw image size is 475px.
But when actually using 470px as raw image size, the spacing between the tiles gets reduced to 8px, instead of 10px.
I actually did several drawings on plain old paper to determine the pixel sizes for all icons.
But it turned out to be another case of theory VS praxis. So in the end, these are the icon sizes that work out perfectly in real life.
I haven't tested several configurations, like a homescreen with only 1x1 icons. That's what the end user will have to do.
And that's why I need some feedback on your different configurations.
Preview
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Enjoy!
Change Log
V1: Initial Release
V2: 1x1 icons fixed, now 110x122
V3: Added another 34 icons like Twitter, Facebook, Dropbox, Weather, AngryBirds... + fixed one icon
V4: Added 60 more icons in different categories like sports, games, news and comics. Also fixed some icon sizes and names.
V4.1: Some fixes
Nice work! Keep it up!
thanks
Thanks
V2 added with fixed 1x1 icons.
Thanks!
V3 added with even more icons, plus I fixed a flashlight icon.
these look great. i am d/ling and testing this tonight
edit: just finished up what i wanted. it looks awesome. a totally new look/feel. big thanks!
V4 posted. Added a whole bunch of new icons! (60)
More to come like finances, health or TV.
thank you for this awesome work. really appreaciate it.
will try them out when i have time.
Great share, thank you!
I see you have edited your post.
Previously you asked for making these fit on a Droid X.
It's screen has 54 more vertical pixels and since I didn't keep all the sources, I cannot create matching icons without going through a crapload of work.
Just resizing the current ones would lower the quality and if you don't wanna lose aspect ratio, then you'd also gain width, not just height.
So I gotta go with no, it was meant for 800x480 and I'm stickin' to that.
Bit busy right now, but hoping to have more finished soon.
PS: Added a fixed V4.1 + previews, so you can see what's in it.
Very nice icons !
Are you planning to make xbox live icons
Keep it up
Nice work, liked em..
can u make it for a screen with 320x480 pixels ??
Xperia X8.
Any chance of icons for 480 x 854?
What icons and theme are you using for LP?
great, thanks for sharing
Great,,
Thanks for your shared...
Wow, thanks. Will try this out.
Can you upload/explain your Launcherpro Icons too?
And whats the name of the date/weather-widget?
I can't get it to work properly... I suck
Oh wait...nevermind
so how can i apply this to my phone??? do i need to download any files first before i can apply this icon??? i am really interested right now!!!!
Great icons.
Keep up the good work
I need some help in figuring out what images to edit in my framework-res.apk . I do not like the background for the notifications found in a theme i downloaded from the market for CM7 . I used UOT to make a framework-res.apk file (Custom Theme) and i want to use that image for the background . So i am using a self updated version of apk Manager to extract and sign my apks . but i can not for the life of me figure out which file controls the background for notifications . Can anyone shed a little light on the subject for me ? Ive googled and i found one thread stating that all png's for the status bar must be edited . but i find that not helpful as i dont know which pngs are in controll of the status bar and notifications background . I appreciate all help given ! Btw i appologize if im in the wrong section .
can you post a pic of what exactly you want to change? i have answers...but just want to be on the same page as you.
As you can see , my notifications window is brought down by dragging the status bar down . I hate that ugly background in the notifications window . I want to change it . But can't figure out how . Btw I failed to mention this is a theme I downloaded .
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those are in the system ui apk, not framekworks.
like the pic with is shade_bg.
however, to change those remember you need to change the theme's apk, not your system as themechooser in cm7 supercedes the system.
cheers.
jsmccabe78 said:
those are in the system ui apk, not framekworks.
like the pic with is shade_bg.
however, to change those remember you need to change the theme's apk, not your system as themechooser in cm7 supercedes the system.
cheers.
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AHA ! You are amazing . I cant believe its named shade_bg like i was looking for something along the lines of notifications_background or notifs_bg or something that makes more sense xP that worked btw . now i have another question for you Since youre amazingly smartical !!
Here is a picture of the default theme . Notice where my toggle buttons are (at the top) its a solid background . But where my actual notifications are its not solid . Is this controlled by an xml ? i took apart the default SystemUI.apk and looked at the shade_bg and it is the same throughout(i figured the top of the image was solid and the rest was transparent)
it would make things easier if you drew on the picture so i knew exactly what you are looking at.
if you are talking about the area around the words "no service" and "ongoing" the background is a .9.png but i forget which - however, i have never seen it transparent.
the green bars can be removed with xml editing.
the white bg of the "auto-rotate switch" is a .9.pngs.
all the lettering is in xml/ colors.
the best idea (when i was making these) is to make things outlandish colors, compile and see what it looks like.
also see:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=964391
jsmccabe78 said:
it would make things easier if you drew on the picture so i knew exactly what you are looking at.
if you are talking about the area around the words "no service" and "ongoing" the background is a .9.png but i forget which - however, i have never seen it transparent.
the green bars can be removed with xml editing.
the white bg of the "auto-rotate switch" is a .9.pngs.
all the lettering is in xml/ colors.
the best idea (when i was making these) is to make things outlandish colors, compile and see what it looks like.
also see:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=964391
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Hey thanks for the reply ! I actually looked at the xml and it used a different png . The name was like statusbar_background.png or something like that
. And my theory was correct . Just the top of the image is solid making the background of the toggle buttons solid . And thanks for that think gives me something more to tinker with :-D
Speaking of tinkering , I was messing around with uot and I wanna get the animated background for the notifications . I tried uploading my themes apk but when I tried switching to the uot theme themeChooser said the theme was incorrectly compiled therefore I could not use it . Do you know how I can edit the xml of my theme to give it the animated background ? I uploaded my systemUI and then took it apart to see how it does the animations . And its a series of .png images . But I don't know what modifications are needed to my themes xml to get the animations working . Thanks again for all your help ! You are truly a theme master :-D
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I don't have an exact answer. What files are you seeing as part of the animation? Also, often they are controlled by an XML in the drawable folder (not the hdpi one.) I have changed some animations but not am expert. I would search the thread I gave you to see if possible.
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I'm not a themer, but I'm a designer and I do a lot of Android UI design which includes slicing the images and making 9patches. In my workflow I always use PNGOptimizer to remove unneeded information from png files. I use PNGOptimizer which I find very usefull and easy to use.
I opened some of themes and almost every one of the were not optimized. I took the PNGOptimizer and cleaned all pngs and on theme that is 8.1MBs in size I have gained 0.7MBs in size. This is not only the filesize gain, but the theme is acting pretty much faster (by observing).
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The app is pretty much straight forward, just drag and drop the png files, and it will optimize them in batch. It will give you the log, where you can see how many %s have you gained.
There is a settings view by right clicking on a window where you can set the desired cleaning process.
This app is Windows only, and it's free
http://psydk.org/PngOptimizer
I'm sure there are similar apps for OSX and Linux, but I haven't tested them as I don't use these OSs.
I just wanted to share the tool with you guys, and if I posted in wrong thread, I'm really sorry, and please move my thread to the appropriate one
This is something I've always done for my themes and ROMs
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Maybe I didn't opened your themes then
I dislike when people use PNGOptimizer. I've seen a lot of people using it on MIUI lockscreens, and some themes (ZDune's MIUI for CM7, for example) and it makes them incredibly hard to edit, because it changes the PNG from RGB to index color mode. When you open the PNG in photoshop, it has a big thick black border around it, loses gradient transparencies, etc. I tried to edit a theme for my sister to make it all pink but found it impossible to do because all the PNGs were in index color mode. Oh well.
kcls said:
I dislike when people use PNGOptimizer. I've seen a lot of people using it on MIUI lockscreens, and some themes (ZDune's MIUI for CM7, for example) and it makes them incredibly hard to edit, because it changes the PNG from RGB to index color mode. When you open the PNG in photoshop, it has a big thick black border around it, loses gradient transparencies, etc. I tried to edit a theme for my sister to make it all pink but found it impossible to do because all the PNGs were in index color mode. Oh well.
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You can always convert them back to 32-bit.
kcls said:
I dislike when people use PNGOptimizer. I've seen a lot of people using it on MIUI lockscreens, and some themes (ZDune's MIUI for CM7, for example) and it makes them incredibly hard to edit, because it changes the PNG from RGB to index color mode. When you open the PNG in photoshop, it has a big thick black border around it, loses gradient transparencies, etc. I tried to edit a theme for my sister to make it all pink but found it impossible to do because all the PNGs were in index color mode. Oh well.
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paint.net is a free image editor which can do the conversion to rgb 32-bit if you want (and opens the files correctly, without the black border)
picard666 said:
paint.net is a free image editor which can do the conversion to rgb 32-bit if you want (and opens the files correctly, without the black border)
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Thats true, I've heard that. However, Doesn't it save them with a non-transparent background? And even if it does save with a transparent background, batch editing a ton of images from a theme would take forever, having to open each with paint.net and saving them before I can edit with photoshop. I can't imagine doing that with 200+ png's.
Batch processing is your friend.
Jumba said:
Batch processing is your friend.
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i know this is a rather old post, but just want to share the program ive made for Un-optimizing the png's for editing..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33520176
cheers
Hi!
This was inspired by KryptosXLayer2 for the BlueCircle battery icons, but I wanted to have my own icons, with the other colors and settings.
I too spent WAY too long working on this tool, but the end result is here for you to use and to judge. It's a Windows application, so I apologies to all Linux, Mac, etc. users.
With this tool you can create your custom circular battery icons by specifying the following parameters:
Icon size
Base icon transparency
Circle width and padding
Choice of built-in or custom charging icon
Choice of text of custom overlay for bad charge indication
Percentage text font
Varying of each element (circle, percentage text, charging icon, bad charge indication) based on percentage (this includes custom charging icons and bad charge indication too! - see below for more information on this)
Optional "fixed" colors for the circle
Gradual color changes between specified color levels
A few more minor things
This tool will also allow you to preview the icons based on the current settings using specified background. The actual icons that you save when you're done always have transparent backgrounds, but this will allow you to see how they blend with various backgrounds.
Here is how it looks like:
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I tried to make the UI as intuitive as possible, but I would like to mention a few thing on usage:
1. Color levels:
For each element (circle, percentage text, charging icon, bad charge indication) you can specify up to 5 color levels based on percentage.
First select how many (1-5) color levels you want.
Then specify the cut-off percentage for each level.
Double click each percentage field to edit the color it represents.
The corresponding element will have the given color if the percentage is lower than the given color level.
If gradual colors are specified, then the color of the element will gradually move from one color to the other as percentage changes.
For circle element you can choose "fixed colors". This means that each portion of the circle that represents a percentage range will always have the color specified by the corresponding color level. Otherwise, the circle will have just one color, which will change based on percentage.
2. Custom icons:
You can use custom images for charging icon and bad charge indication. Supported formats: GIF, PNG (the ones that support alpha-channel).
One of the colors in this image will be designated as "key" color, which will vary based on percentage and color levels specified for this element.
This tool will try to auto-detect this "variable" color based on which color is more prevalent in the image, but you can correct this color by double-clicking "variable color" control (it will become visible only after you load your custom image).
Note, that for the purposes of variable color key, each pixel with the same RGB components will be treated as the same color regardless its transparency (alpha), but when this icon is rendered, the original transparency is preserved, while changing the color.
3. Preview panel:
If preview mode is set to "Auto" the preview panel will be updated automatically every time you make a change to any of the parameters, otherwise, click "Preview" to see your changes.
You can change preview percentage by entering 5 different percentage values.
I'm providing a few examples of the icon sets that can be generated using this tool:
1. Default (the way parameters are set when you launch the application):
Download
2. Blue circle, no fixed colors:
Download
3. Default, except for no gradual or fixed circle colors (my favorite):
Download
After you generated your custom icons, you can use them to mod your SystemUI,apk to replace the stock icons. There are many guides available that describe the process.
For example: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1814441
This tool and generated icons are donateware. If you like this tool and find it useful, please consider making a donation.
I can accept PayPal and Bitcoin:
Paypal:
http://tinyurl.com/nwfs9jm
[QRCODE]https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=LU9P6CPY9RTEQ[/QRCODE]
Bitcoin:
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This information will also be available in the app after you save an icon set.
Comments and suggestions are welcome. Suggestions accompanied by a donation will receive a higher priority for consideration.
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Looks great, good work and believe me, I sure know about how much time you spent doing this - at least twice as long as it took me to design the icons and lay those stupid things out right!
Congrats and I hope lots of people get use out of this if they want to see their icons in different variations!
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Your opinions are appreciated
that's a nice app, I was looking the other day an app to create easily gradients. 2-3 things though, when I click set colors for the second time if I want to change something, it looses the colors I have already picked, so I can't fine tune the gradient I made. I would also like to see a color wheel along with the hex slider instead of the hex slider alone, and finally it saves it in png which in the Gallery app I use isn't shown.
thank you!
nikosrs4 said:
that's a nice app, I was looking the other day an app to create easily gradients. 2-3 things though, when I click set colors for the second time if I want to change something, it looses the colors I have already picked, so I can't fine tune the gradient I made. I would also like to see a color wheel along with the hex slider instead of the hex slider alone, and finally it saves it in png which in the Gallery app I use isn't shown.
thank you!
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Thank you for your feedback ^_^ I'm going to add these features in next update soon
Your opinions are appreciated
What are your opinions ?
amazing blue color!
ooleynich said:
amazing blue color!
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Thank you
What are your opinions ?