[HTC Pico (Explorer)] MSF Jarvis:
Guys as I promised my tutorial for getting the COMPLETE Android L UI including animations and Easter egg is finally here. Before I begin I want you to ensure you are running CM 11 and have a working installation of XPOSED Framework(a no brainer, the name of the thread sums it up...)

Before we begin we will need the following :

# Monster UI Xposed module by [MENTION=4626351]KuaQ[/MENTION]

# L - Call Free Xposed module by Droidmate team

# Android L theme by Nucleoid (paid)

P.S. If you're okay with a material coloured settings app, then ditch this theme. Deepak Kaku's Android L Lite Theme

#Material Lollipop theme by [MENTION=4780723]polishchocolate[/MENTION]

#Nova Launcher by TeslaCoil

#Lollipop 123 Keyboard by [MENTION=4939520]Shaftamle[/MENTION]

#Eggster xposed module by [MENTION=4782403]iamareebjamal[/MENTION]

#L Lockscreen by [MENTION=5465385]xsmile711[/MENTION] from[URL = http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3057591&d=1418237604 ]here[/URL]

So let's begin

Step 1 - Install all the apps listed above and enable the ones marked 'XPOSED Module' in the Xposed Installer app. Reboot.

Step 2 - Apply the Android L Lite theme in the theme chooser. Uncheck the icons and before applying.

Step 3 - Now apply Material Lollipop theme's icons.

Step 4 - Open Nova Launcher settings , goto Look and Feel option, then change scrolling and animation speed to stock. Also apply the system icon set using icon theme option in same menu since we've already themed it with polishchocolate's theme.

Step 5 - Now the real deal. Open MonsterUI. In the main menu, You'll find primary and secondary color option. Change them according to below attached screenshots. Then go to Framework>Dialogs>Buttons Color - Select 'All Buttons'. In the Framework menu, also change List separator to 'Material Styled (New)'.

Step 6 - Go to SystemUI menu of MonsterUI, then tick 'L Recent Panel'.

There is also one more option to change, Notification Color, but I forgot whether it is in SystemUI or Framework. Wherever it is change it to 'White theme' and let me know below where it is so I can update this step.

Step 7 - Open L-Call Free and in its Color option, select whatever you want. It lags a bit (about 2-3 seconds but if you convert it to system app using its option, delay is reduced.)

Step 8 - Open Eggster then enable the slider in front of Android L.

Step 9 - Open Lollipop 123 Keyboard and follow the instructions to make it your default keyboard.

Step 10 - Setup L lockscreen.

Step 11 - Enable development settings and go to Performance in settings and enable Force High End Graphics and reboot.

That's it. If you manage to follow all the steps correctly, you should see the Android L boot animation during startup. I haven't quite managed to get the Lock screen right now but I'm searching and help is appreciated.

Screenshots ( Doesn't include Nova launcher screenshots, I got that idea after I lost my beloved Pico....)

Before Theming

And After....

Recents Panel

App Drawer

Settings

Call pop-up

MonsterUI settings

Notification Panel

Lockscreen

What I was saying for the theme -

Known Issues for the Pico

* All these tweaks will take up your boot time to up to 3 minutes.

* L Call pop-up comes a few seconds after the normal dialer , which then closes.

* Lock screen is a bit laggy.

I have tried my best to keep things free and simple but if you get stuck, well you got the whole damn thread to ask questions and thanks to Tapatalk I can answer your questions from practically anywhere. As for the theme, I'll just keep looking for a free one that gives the same settings colour as the Nucleoid theme.

Hope you enjoyed it. If you did, just smash that thanks button!!!