[Annex]

I take no credit for this...
I got the Eclipse Project from Roman (He's the man) so thank him
Anyways, open the project and rename the theme, title, owner,developer, blah, blah, the whole bit.
You can edit the xml's in Eclipse. (numerous PM's on this :android-smile: ). Throw your theme images in and sign with your keystore.

CM7-Template

 

[hotTACOcheese]

Thanks, I've been waiting for this

 

[one_love_420]

Thank you!!! This is a score.

 

[travp624]

I'm assuming this is only for linux still right. Cause it never works in windows 7

 

[Annex]

what type of error are you getting?

 

[Webst3r]

what type of error are you getting?

This compiles, and I've changed everything, The theme name, package name, and author name in the various files within. But when I install i to my phone, it tells me that it was compiled improperly.

 

[Wuronz]

Hi, nice it's what I need, thanks a lot !

But same error, can compile but can't apply (theme not compiled correctly)

anyone for help please ?

thanks in advance

 

[jocelyn]

Hi, nice it's what I need, thanks a lot !

But same error, can compile but can't apply (theme not compiled correctly)

anyone for help please ?

thanks in advance

Hi,

I think I was the person that actually asked Roman to try and put this together a few months ago, and sadly I never managed to make it work either.

I honestly just gave up, and have been building my own personal theme from the command line on OSX, following most of this old guide on XDA: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=942203

If I had to guess, it has something to do with how eclipse compiles the apk. I don't honestly remember anymore (I had double drive failures in july and lost all the original test themes I tried to make with eclipse) but I think it was compiling in source code or something, but when you build via the command line, the apk has no classes.dex file (no actual code.)

 

[Wuronz]

Hi,

I think I was the person that actually asked Roman to try and put this together a few months ago, and sadly I never managed to make it work either.

I honestly just gave up, and have been building my own personal theme from the command line on OSX, following most of this old guide on XDA: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=942203

If I had to guess, it has something to do with how eclipse compiles the apk. I don't honestly remember anymore (I had double drive failures in july and lost all the original test themes I tried to make with eclipse) but I think it was compiling in source code or something, but when you build via the command line, the apk has no classes.dex file (no actual code.)

Thanks for reply and themes built with the methof of xda you links remove the errors like "this theme is missing assets / apply anyway / bummer" and "this theme was not compiled correctly" and can be used with hdpi / mdpi devices ?

thanks in advance !!

 

[jocelyn]

Thanks for reply and themes built with the methof of xda you links remove the errors like "this theme is missing assets / apply anyway / bummer" and "this theme was not compiled correctly" and can be used with hdpi / mdpi devices ?

thanks in advance !!

Hi again,

Compiling from the command line like the XDA thread explains will fix the "not compiled correctly" message, but the only way to fix the "missing mdpi/ldpi/etc. assets" messages is to actually include lower density graphics in the respective /res/drawable-ldpi, /res/drawable-mdpi etc. folders before you compile.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,

 

[maliiina]

I take no credit for this... I got the Eclipse Project from Roman (He's the man) so thank him Anyways, open the project and rename the theme, title, owner,developer, blah, blah, the whole bit. You can edit the xml's in Eclipse. (numerous PM's on this :android-smile: ). Throw your theme images in and sign with your keystore. CM7-Template

anyone can reupload ?