[Galaxy Note 3 Themes and Apps] xperiacle:
Themes are just normal apks with all the replacement images/pngs and with added meta-data : "aircommand.THEME" inserted in the apk's AndroidManifest.xml for the Themer app to recognize and load a theme.

REQUEST: If you made a theme, I would appreciate it if you could share it in the forum for others as well. I myself am not a themer, so I could use some good themes.

HOW TO FOR NOOBS:

For noobs who don't know how to use apktool or similar tools, the simplest way to put your own designs/themes is open any of the pre-compiled themes with 7zip (don't extract, just open) and navigate to /res/drawable-xxhdpi or /res/drawable-xhdpi folder and replace the images/png files with your own. Of course, make sure you maintain the same filenames and also image size/resolution. And just install the theme like a normal app.

Below I attached some pre-compiled themes. They all contain the same default theme and named numerically. Just download theme, pick any one of them and follow the noob instruction above. (About 10 precompiled themes for now but I will add more later).

Pre-Compiled Air Command Themes Set 1

Pre-Compiled Air Command Themes Set 2

HOW TO FOR THE NOT-SO NOOB:

Requirement: Knowledge on how to decompile/recompile apks

Tools: Apktool/ZipSigner or ApkMultitool or ApkManager, Notepad++

1. Decompile any of the ready-made or precompiled themes.

2. Open AndroidManifest.xml and edit the packagename. Make sure it is unique for every theme so there is no conflict when you install the theme.

<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
[COLOR="Red"]package="xperiacle.aircommandtheme.twenty"[/COLOR]
android:versionCode="1"
android:versionName="1.0" >

<uses-sdk
android:minSdkVersion="18"
android:targetSdkVersion="18" />

<application
android:allowBackup="true"
android:icon="@drawable/ic_launcher"
android:label="@string/theme_name"
android:theme="@style/AppTheme" >
[COLOR="Red"]<meta-data android:name="aircommand.THEME" android:value="Twenty" />[/COLOR]
</application>

</manifest>

3. Find the the meta-data that says "aircommand.THEME" and edit the "android:value="Theme Name". Put your theme name if you like.

4. Edit strings.xml located in /res/values and put your theme name. This theme name will be used by Air Command Themer in the theme list.

5. Replace the images/png in /res folders with your own.

6. There is also a preview.png file. If possible, make a preview image of your theme and replace the default one.

7. Recompile and sign the theme apk. With ApkMultitool or ApkManager, signing is part of the tools. You can also use ZipSigner from the Play Store to sign the apk.

8. Install and test.

COMPILE YOUR OWN WITH ECLIPSE/ADT:

If you have at least a basic knowledge of making a hello world app, then this is basically the same level of knowledge required. Just create a new project without any activity. You can use your own drawer icon if you like. Add the following meta-data in the AndroidManifest.xml so the Themer app can recognize the theme.

<meta-data android:name="aircommand.THEME" android:value="Twenty" />

Put the air command images/pngs/resources in their respective folders. For the Note 3, it is /res/drawable-xxhdpi. Compile and export your project. Test your theme apk and if all is well, distribute.

NOTE: Please let me know anything I missed or forgot.