[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ootricksoo:
Hey guys. I posted this tutorial in the other thread awhile back and I wasn't sure if you guys saw it yet. As far as I know there is only one real way to do this as tedious as it may seem, it's not all that bad once your really dive in and do it. If you guys need anything done on Photoshop let me know and i'll get them done for you. Consider this a "How To Xbox Theme your TFP For Dummies" haha as i've tried my very hardest to create an easy guide for even the most novice users. If I missed a step please let me know. Enjoy and let me know if anyone still needs help.

Download template here: http://fav.me/d4ydndp

What I Used:

ADW Launcher EX <- your launcher

Desktop Visualizer <- gives you invisible links for your tiles

Multipicture-LiveWallpaper <- allows you to have up to 9 screens

Folder Organizer (Light) <- gives you a list style folder

Simple Text <- make icon style text in a simple manner

AirDroid <- Godsend to homescreen editing

Beautiful Widgets <- My weather app

Xbox Live Avatar Widget <- Pure Awesomeness

A graphic program (In this case I used Photoshop CS4)

Before You Start:

Think about 9 different types of screenshots (i.e. home, social, video, music, etc.) as the 10th screen will be your apps drawer

Have an idea of which apps/folders you would like within each screens/wallpaper

1 - Basic Setup:

A.	ADWSettings:

a.	UI Settings

1.	Icons

.	Density Hack (checked)

.	Fancy Background (unchecked)

.	New Icons (checked)

2.	Main Dock

.	Enable Dock (unchecked)

3.	Screen Preferences

.	Desktop Columns – 10

.	Desktop Rows – 6

.	Show Desktop Indicator (unchecked)

.	Home Orientation - Landscape

.	Hide StatusBar (checked)

.	Overlap Widgets (checked)

.	Advanced Settings (all unchecked)

4.	Drawer Settings

.	All Personal Choice

.	Background Color - #ff000000

b.	General Behavior

1.	Animation and Effects

.	Infinite scroll (unchecked)

.	Screen transition – Normal scroll

.	Desktop scrolling speed – 120-130

.	Desktop Bounce – 25 (personal choice)

.	Wallpaper Scrolling (checked)

.	Everything else is personal choice

B.	Folder Organizer – think about which folder(s) you want to create (I have a music app folder and games folder)

a.	Under Labels click any of the five options you have on the farthest right column (I’ll use games for example)

1.	Click Layout

.	Choose List With Text

b.	Click Applications under the Labels column on the left hand side and scroll down and click an app that pertains to the “Label” you originally clicked (i.e. pick a game for a Games Label)

1.	Click Rename on application you choose and add two extra spacings in front of the original name (“Angry Birds” is renamed to “ Angry Birds”)

2.	Once you’ve done that go to the farthest column on the right and check the box right next to the word Game and follow up with the “<” symbol that’s highlighted (this puts the app that you selected into the Label that you box checked)

3.	Repeat step b. for all game apps

c.	Repeat Steps a. and b. for another folder (in my case I made a music app folder)

d.	Once the folders have been made to your liking, click on one of the newly made custom folders (I’ll use Games for example)

1.	Click Edit on the lower right hand corner

.	Label name – name your folder with a small punctuation like “.” Or “,” minus the quotes (It’ll make sense later) (I used “.” for games and “,” for music apps)

.	Fixed sort (unchecked)

2.	Repeat step d. for all the folders you’ve made

C.	Simple Text

a.	Click “simple” of the four options given

1.	X-Coordinate – 0

2.	Y-Coordinate – 75

3.	Text Size – 40

4.	Rotate – 0

5.	Auto scale, Gradient, and Shadow (unchecked)

6.	Click the Color Box in the upper right hand

.	Place white circle in the middle left hand corner to give you a gray color

.	Slide vertical bar in the Alpha bar all the way to the left

7.	Rename “simple” with any of the screenshot titles you want (i.e. home, social, video, etc.)

8.	Click the transformers menu button on the bottom next to the back and home button (I’m not sure what its called) and select Save Style

9.	Repeat steps 7 and 8 until you’ve created a simple text for all 10 of your screens/wallpapers (for my apps I made a “ooo” simple text in a white color)

2 – Layout-elements:

Refer to the template I provided for a better understanding

I have three types of tiles:

Green tiles

Picture tiles

Widgets tiles

Tile sizes: (use whichever sizes your hearts desire but I’ve highlighted the sizes that are found in my template)

1x1 = 119 x 112px

1x2 = 119 x 230px

1x4 = 119 x 466px

2x1 = 244 x 112px

2x2 = 244 x 230px

2x3 = 244 x 348px

2x4 = 244 x 466px

4x1 = 494 x 112px

4x2 = 494 x 230px

4x3 = 494 x 348px

4x4 = 494 x 466px

3 - Creating Layout:

First think about organizing your different screens, which apps should be launched directly, which widgets you like to use, which screens have folder, etc.

I have a screen for Search, Home, Social, Video, Music, Games, Image, Global, System, ooo (apps). Your setup doesn’t have to look like this as I encourage each person to have a sense of uniqeness to their layout. Figure out the names to all your screens and make each label in Simple Text. This step is important, because there are a lot of things to do and it saves you so much time! Trust me when I say that the simple text is the most tedious part of the whole setup and I found this out the hard way.

I did each layout in Photoshop and exported each screen to my transformer. Feel free to customize the template however you would like to (if you aren’t Photoshop savvy, P.M. me and I can help by making new tiles or teaching you how to do them). For those that have Photoshop experience, move the tiles around to your liking but keep a 7px space difference between each tile (to the left, right, above, and below). Once you’ve finished your layout on Photoshop, transfer each screen/wallpaper via AirDroid into a specific folder and name it “Xbox Theme” or whatever you prefer. Now the fun begins:

A.	Multi-Live Wallpaper:

a.	Common Settings

1.	Background Color – Black

2.	Crop/Resize Ratio – Fit to Fullscreen

3.	Decrease Saturation – 100%

4.	Decrease Opacity – 100%

b.	Add individual settings

1.	Add each screen under Picture source in an order you’ve designated (but remember the order)

2.	Note that you are only allowed 9 screens/wallpapers and the 10th “screen” will be your app drawer

c.	Lock screen settings (personal choice)

d.	Transition type – Slide

e.	Maximum memory usage – Auto

f.	Color depth – True Color (24-bit)

B.	Simple Text: (I can’t stress how tedious this is)

a.	On each screen long press till you get Add to Home Screen and click Launcher Actions

b.	Add Screen 1, Screen 2, Screen 3, etc.

c.	Add Open/Close App Drawer

d.	My setup:

1.	Screen 1 – Search

2.	Screen 2 – Home

3.	Screen 3 – Social

4.	Screen 4 – Video

5.	Screen 5 – Music

6.	Screen 6 – Games

7.	Screen 7 – Image

8.	Screen 8 – Global

9.	Screen 9 – System

10.	ooo

e.	Long press Screen 1 and Edit

1.	Delete Screen 1 and leave name blank

2.	Click the original icon box and select ADWTheme IconPacks

3.	There you will find the pre-made simple text icons that you created as instructed to before

4.	Select the text according to what “Screen 1” was (in my case is was “Search”)

5.	Press the transformer menu button right next to the back and home button and select Save Icon and continue by pressing OK

f.	Repeat step e. for all 10 screens/wallpapers including “ooo” for Open/Close App Drawer

g.	Repeat steps a. through e. for all 9 screens/wallpapers (see told you it was tedious)

h.	If you’re on Screen 1 (in my case its “Search”) long press on the corresponding launcher action (“Screen 1” launcher action icon)

1.	Delete Screen 1 and leave name blank

2.	Click the original icon box and select ADWTheme IconPacks

3.	There you will find the pre-made simple text icons that you created as instructed to before

4.	Select the text according to what “Screen 1” was (in my case is was “Search”)

5.	Color Box – White (personal choice)

6.	Text Size – 50

7.	Press the transformer menu button right next to the back and home button and select Save Icon and continue by pressing OK

8.	This helps specify which screen/wallpaper you’re on at the moment

i.	Repeat step h. for all corresponding screens/wallpapers (i.e. Screen 2 icon for “Home”)

C.	Desktop Visualizer: (On my “Social” screen/wallpaper notice the Facebook tile as I’ll be using that for an example)

a.	Long press and click Widgets and scroll down till you find Desktop Visualizer(2x2)

b.	Click the newly obtained widget

1.	Select Icon

.	Image File – Find the “blank.png” I included

2.	Select Action

.	Launch Application – Find the corresponding application (in this case its Facebook)

3.	Emphasis (unchecked)

4.	Touch Effect – None

c.	Repeat steps a. and b. for all tiles on every screen/wallpaper

d.	All other tiles that are empty and green you’ll notice I have icons on my screenshots but not on the template. That’s because these icons scroll with the wallpaper and you’d select these icons in step b.1. instead of “blank.png” (Try and find unique icons online such as on http://www.deviantart.com/)

D.	Folder Organizer Widget:

a.	Long press and click Widgets and scroll down till you find FO Folder link – Folder Organizer

1.	Select which folder you’d like to place upon your screen/wallpaper (remember that I replaced the name “Games” with “.” So that’ll come up as an option)

2.	Refer to my Games screen/wallpaper and notice the xbox controller icon

3.	Place the newly acquired “.” right above the controller and notice how it remains incognito blending in with the white controller

b.	Repeat step a. for all other folders created

E.	Xbox Live Avatar Widget: (Optional)

a.	Follow widget instructions

F.	ENJOY YOUR FREAKIN NEW XBOX THEMED TFP!!!