[Nexus One Themes and Apps] yayramen:
This is my setup. I've been getting tons of PM's asking for icons, and how I made it

'look' like that. So I'm going to teach you. Everytime I make something new and

exciting, I'll post it, and see if you guys want that as well. >_>

View some of my concepts here.

[decadence](pictured above)

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Step One: Download this file, and place the contents on your sd card.

edit: bonus rainbow wallpaper: clicky

Step Two: Install modded LauncherPro.apk [v0.8.1.0](Uninstall previous version)

ONLY IF YOU HAVE PLUS, OTHERWISE REGULAR LAUNCHERPRO WILL WORK.

(You may substitute a different modded apk if you desire.

Step Three: Set LauncherPro as default homescreen, and add the preferred

wallpaper from the 'wallpaper' folder to be your wallpaper.

Step Four: Go to Preferences in LauncherPro, and disable wallpaper scrolling

(under appearance settings) and set both Columns and Rows to max [10] (under

homescreen settings).

Step Five: If you have the plus versions, use one of your homescreens to add a

widget, and resize it to where it fits in the frame.

Step Six: Install battstat from market and place it wherever suits you (I

chose right corner)

Step Seven: Install Desktop Visualizer (For Icons)

--------OPTIONAL: Install FolderOrganizer, and set up folders. Then have the

desktop visualizer link to folders rather than apps, that makes it easier and

is what I do.)

Step Eight: Place icons using desktop visualizer (icons conveniently located

in the 'icons' folder in both black and white)

-note: only six icons are included, for more visit this link. For white, invert

them using image editing software

Step Nine: Set up your dock, I use all five slots, but use a transparent icon

(blank.png in icons) and the App icon for the drawer. You can set it up

however you like.

Second Theme:

[elegance]

Step One: Download this file, and place the contents on your sd card.

Step Two: Install modded LauncherPro.apk [v0.8.1.0](Uninstall previous version)

this is located in the 'apps' folder. The Calendar requires plus, and I highly recommend you buy it.

Step Three: Set LauncherPro as default home, and add the preferred

wallpaper from the 'wallpaper' folder to be your wallpaper. (blackwall is shown)

Step Four: Go to Preferences in LauncherPro, and disable wallpaper scrolling (optional)

(under appearance settings) and set both Columns and Rows to max [10] (under homescreen settings).

Step Five: Install "Analog Clock Collection" and "Desktop Visualizer" from market.

Step Six: Add the Calendar Widget to your homescreen, resize to fill half of the bar on top

Step Seven: Add a clock of your choice from "Analog Clock Collection" and resize it to fit other half

#23 is the one I used.

Step Seven: Install Desktop Visualizer (For Icons)

--------OPTIONAL: Install FolderOrganizer, and set up folders. Then have the

desktop visualizer link to folders rather than apps, that makes it easier and

is what I do.)

Step Eight: Place icons using desktop visualizer (icons conveniently located

in the 'icons' folder in both black and white)

-note: only six icons are included, for more visit this link. For white, invert them using image editing software

Step Nine: Set up your dock, I use all five slots, but use a transparent icon s

(blank.png in icons). You can set it up however you like. There is a dock background

included, but it is entirely optional.

This is theme is highly inspired by Signal23's Neue theme for the Hero.

Third Theme:

[eloquence]

Step One: Download this file, and place the contents on your sd card.

Step Two: Have LauncherPro. If no have, then get.

Step Three: Set LauncherPro as default home, and add the preferred

wallpaper from the 'wallpaper' folder to be your wallpaper. (autumnhead is shown)

BONUS WALLPAPER: WatermelonGirl

Step Four: Go to Preferences in LauncherPro, and disable wallpaper scrolling (optional)

(under appearance settings) and set both Columns and Rows to max [10] (under homescreen settings).

Step Five: Install "Analog Clock Collection" and "Desktop Visualizer" from market.

Step Six: Add a clock of your choice from "Analog Clock Collection" and resize it to fit the corner

#23 is the one I used.

Step Seven: Install Desktop Visualizer (For Icons)

--------OPTIONAL: Install FolderOrganizer, and set up folders. Then have the

desktop visualizer link to folders rather than apps, that makes it easier and

is what I do.)

Step Eight: Place icons using desktop visualizer (icons conveniently located

in the 'icons' folder in both black and white)

-note: only six icons are included, for more visit this link. For white, invert them using image editing software

Step Nine: Set up your dock, I use all five slots, but use a transparent icon s

(blank.png in icons). You can set it up however you like. There is a dock background

included, but it is entirely optional.

Fourth Theme:

[eminence]

Step One: Download this file, and place the contents on your sd card.

Step Two: Have LauncherPro. If no have, then get.

Step Three: Set LauncherPro as default home, and add the preferred

wallpaper from the 'wallpaper' folder to be your wallpaper. (plant is shown)

Step Four: Go to Preferences in LauncherPro, and disable wallpaper scrolling (optional)

(under appearance settings) and set both Columns and Rows to max [10] (under homescreen settings).

Step Five: Install "One More Clock" (by xaffron) UPDATE: new version of clock on market - from sdcard and "Desktop Visualizer" from market.

Step Six: Add a clock of your choice from "one more clock" and place it to fit the box

I used Bokeh. Tap clock to change theme.

Step Seven: Install Desktop Visualizer (For Icons)

--------OPTIONAL: Install FolderOrganizer, and set up folders. Then have the

desktop visualizer link to folders rather than apps, that makes it easier and

is what I do.)

Step Eight: Place icons using desktop visualizer

(icons are copyright to iDroid)

Step Nine: Set up your dock, I use all five slots, but use a transparent icon

(search for blank.png on google). You can set it up however you like. There is a dock background

included, but it is entirely optional.

Any questions, feel free to ask.

Also, included in some of the wallpaper folders,

you'll find a psd with a few layers so you can

maker your own background, but still have the

customizations I made. =D