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iPhone Post your Jailbroken Home Screen (Part 5, new JB)

anyone know how i can get a clear lockscreen with "tap to unlock" on iphone 5? i had it on my i4 before and it was fantastic. i installed in on my i5 and it works perfectly except all my notifications are shifted upwards underneath the clock (i'm guessing cause of the smaller screen size on i4/i4s)
 
celticfc482 said:
tried to put it in that folder in the ayecon springboard one but when i copy it into that folder, no file shows up and it doesnt work on the phone?
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No file shows up? I don't get what you mean. The SBDockBG@2x.png should be in the com.apple.springboard folder. You could try going into winterboard and rearranging the list of themes. So try putting ayecon SpringBoard to the top of the list as it gives it priority.
 
shadowjeff said:
No file shows up? I don't get what you mean. The SBDockBG@2x.png should be in the com.apple.springboard folder. You could try going into winterboard and rearranging the list of themes. So try putting ayecon SpringBoard to the top of the list as it gives it priority.
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I place that file here (highlighted folders):

http://gyazo.com/289c3f594a662457dfef66a497249292

http://gyazo.com/7433bf20e53c61b0d59eef12493b207e

and within bundles com.apple.springboard. (all the files in this folder appear for 1 second then dissapear)

Is that correct?
 
Thank you, AQUADock!

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Love this theme.
 
nies said:
anyone?
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It's easiest to do it with Winterboard.

Just make a folder and name it what ever you want, like Icons.

Inside of that folder make another folder and name it Bundles.

Inside of that folder is where you will place all your icon folders.

To make an icon folder, you first have to figure out the bundle id of the app you're making an icon for. It's easiest to do this using iFile.

Go to /var/mobile/Applications. You'll probably see a bunch of letters and numbers that make no sense. To change this to something you can understand, tap the gear at the bottom left, tap File Manager, then switch Application Names to on.

Now go back to the Applications folder and find the app you're changing the icon for. Tap it then tap the .app folder of the app.

Now, in here we're looking for the file named Info.plist. Find it, tap it, then tap Text Viewer.

In this file we'll find the bundle id of the app. What you're looking for in this text is a line named com.something.something. Shouldn't be too hard to find. This will be the name you use for the icon folder I mentioned earlier.

Also, take note of the name of the icon of the app in Info.plist. It will look like: icon@2x.png or Icon@2x.png or something like that. That is what you'll name the icon you're putting in the icon folder. Capitalization is important as well so make sure it matches exactly.

After you name your new icon, put it in the icon folder you made earlier named com.something.something.

After you're done making all the icon folders you need, SSH the Icons folder into the /var/stash/Themes folder on your phone. The Icons folder should look like Icons/Bundles/All your icon folders.

Next you need to go to Winterboard on your phone and select the Icons folder that you just put on your phone. Make sure you move the folder to the top of the list to make sure all your icons will be themed.

Respring and you're done.

It looks like alot but it's not too bad once you get the hang of it.
 
Hardly had a chance to play with it but going to try and not go overboard tweaking this time!
 

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Very nice write up Boshii!!! Or you could use the "Summerboard" method which some don't like but I've never have had a problem with. Make a CustomTheme folder, inside that folder create another folder called Icons then inside of that you'll need to name each icon twice. i.e. twitter would be twitter.png and twitter@2x.png and turn summerboard on and respring. I've used that method many times when just wanting to change icons up while using 1 theme...
 
boshii said:
It's easiest to do it with Winterboard.

Just make a folder and name it what ever you want, like Icons.

Inside of that folder make another folder and name it Bundles.

Inside of that folder is where you will place all your icon folders.

To make an icon folder, you first have to figure out the bundle id of the app you're making an icon for. It's easiest to do this using iFile.

Go to /var/mobile/Applications. You'll probably see a bunch of letters and numbers that make no sense. To change this to something you can understand, tap the gear at the bottom left, tap File Manager, then switch Application Names to on.

Now go back to the Applications folder and find the app you're changing the icon for. Tap it then tap the .app folder of the app.

Now, in here we're looking for the file named Info.plist. Find it, tap it, then tap Text Viewer.

In this file we'll find the bundle id of the app. What you're looking for in this text is a line named com.something.something. Shouldn't be too hard to find. This will be the name you use for the icon folder I mentioned earlier.

Also, take note of the name of the icon of the app in Info.plist. It will look like: icon@2x.png or Icon@2x.png or something like that. That is what you'll name the icon you're putting in the icon folder. Capitalization is important as well so make sure it matches exactly.

After you name your new icon, put it in the icon folder you made earlier named com.something.something.

After you're done making all the icon folders you need, SSH the Icons folder into the /var/stash/Themes folder on your phone. The Icons folder should look like Icons/Bundles/All your icon folders.

Next you need to go to Winterboard on your phone and select the Icons folder that you just put on your phone. Make sure you move the folder to the top of the list to make sure all your icons will be themed.

Respring and you're done.

It looks like alot but it's not too bad once you get the hang of it.
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I saw something about backing up files or something will i need to do that?
 
Post your Jailbroken Home Screen (Part 5, new JB)

nies said:
I saw something about backing up files or something will i need to do that?
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Not with winterboard. A theme in winterboard is just like a skin for the OS. Deselect the skin and everything goes back to normal.
 
Changed it up a little. Not sure how long I'll keep this setup - I'll probably change it tomorrow. Anyway, lock screen is my own made with ClockBuilder. Theme is Truxe HD.
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AnthonySmith said:
Since I'm no SSH'er, I would love to see some wallpapers with the dock like this, instead of having to SSH my own dock onto my phone.

Any would be appreciated!
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an easy solution is right in front of you...download the image, replace the whole section above the dock image, copy it into iphoto (or email it to your phone etc), and make it your homescreen wallpaper...
 
AnthonySmith said:
Since I'm no SSH'er, I would love to see some wallpapers with the dock like this, instead of having to SSH my own dock onto my phone.

Any would be appreciated!
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I have a couple for iP5 had hundreds for the 4...
 

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