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[Android Themes] Nexjersey:
Anyone know what weather widget that is?

Sorry saw it in comments a few post later
[Android Themes] Seano.:
anyone able to recreate this one?
[Android Themes] o0adam0o:
I believe its Tick
[Android Themes] iad77:
Can someone post the xml for the white flip clock with the calendar below please, I've seen the glass one on this thread but not the white.

Never tried making an xml file and i'm a bit clueless atm !
[Android Themes] theo80:
You mean this one?
[Android Themes] iad77:
Thank you very much :)
[Android Themes] iad77:
Yeah that one but with the calendar under, someone posted out a couple pages back on the desktop themes thread...
[Android Themes] theo80:
Check this post, there's a lot of clocks there and what you're looking for should be one of them.
[Android Themes] iad77:
Been trying for ages to get this clock (day month3)

LOOKS GREAT !!!!!

Thanks very much :D:D
[Android Themes] emy81059:
​

original template : dembsky

ideas and work by me

download:
[Android Themes] stark0:
Put this folder in /sdcard/mClock and you have this clock:

You have reverse for 07 - 26.

I hope you like ;)

Edit: I have reupload the reverse for folder name fix, sorry ^^
[Android Themes] hyperteiL:
Nice clock ;)

In german there is always a . behind the day name. How can i remove this?
[Android Themes] SQurel23:
Thanks for the clock! For some reason I cannot get the background to show up.

EDIT: Nevermind...I had to rename the folder since I downloaded the "Reverse" one. Thanks again!
[Android Themes] stark0:
You need to make a folder in your SDCard named mClock and you need to put the folder MIUI-gray inside mClock.

The path should be: mClock/MIUI-gray in your SDcard
[Android Themes] hyperteiL:
Hm, both of them shows the date like 7-26 :confused:
[Android Themes] lokko21:
It's there any way to make this a little bigger, they look too small on evo 3d, unless I make a huge widget...

What files do I need to modify..??

Thanks for such of nice work.
[Android Themes] stark0:
MIUI-gray shows 26-7 and Reverse shows 7-26

You need to modify the size of the background and the XML for the position of the numbers.
[Android Themes] hyperteiL:
Downloaded again, now it works, thank you!

You know how i can remove the . behind the day name in german?

It looks like "MI." :rolleyes:
[Android Themes] stark0:
This is auto-generated, I think you can't do anything.
[Android Themes] Seano.:
perfect. thank you so much for this.
[Android Themes] SQurel23:
Yea I just had to rename the folder without the word "Reverse" and it worked fine.
[Android Themes] KingDavid36:
Cloak Clock in to variations (White and Black Text). Use 3x2 for this Widget. Enjoy!
[Android Themes] Danovsan:
heeelp!

mClock xml not working for me at all!

My phone: LG GT540 rooted 2.1

At this moment I try this thread mClock skins like: Midnight, Glasflipclock, PAclock ...

Doesn't matter mClock skin that I try used I got on my phone wall clock and weekday bar in white or gray color without background!

to set up skin I did following things:

1. Make mClock folder in sdcard folder

2. Unzip skin

3. Put unziped skin into mClock folder

4.choose mClock wiget size 4x2

5. in mClock settings tap on xml tamplate, open sdcard folder, open mClock folder, open skin folder, choose xml file

6. Exit to wall

Result =no background, font color gray or white

What did I wrong?

P.S. Sorry for my english.
[Android Themes] knoxcoder:
Saw this post : http://forums.miui.us/showthread.php?1731-New-MIUI-Clock-Chronotopia-Theme for those interested in converting to Chronotopia
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
That's great, but can you tell us how to port the other mClock themes we've all been playing with? I haven't really used mClock yet, I've been wanting to use your new program, but frankly, it's all so confusing.....

Also, those mods aren't in folders in those zip files, which means you've got a huge mess if you try to just unzip them into that directory. Shouldn't they be in their own folders? How do you have multiple mods with the same file names? This is what I mean about confusing.....
[Android Themes] ninjasauce:
Not sure if I should ask here or not but haven't found any answers so was wondering how can I edit the XML to have a two digit 12 h hour instead of just it like saying 4:56 make it say 04:56
[Android Themes] suprafreak1000:
You need to add,

leadingzero="true"
[Android Themes] ninjasauce:
Thank you very much
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Can someone tell me what I need to edit in the xml to fix the right hand spaying (see image)

Actually now that I look at it in the picture, the left has a skewed line showing, too. I fixed it so it would be twelve hour instead of twenty four, I didn't edit anything but that one thing, but that seemed to throw the spacing off??

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[Android Themes] RinZo:
Take a look at the XML and see where the picture (background) is being taken from. should be sdcard/"folder"/picture.png. Just make sure thats where the picture is placed and it should work.
[Android Themes] :
Which mCkock are you modifying?

If you upload your XML file I will have a look at it for you.

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[Android Themes] reinbeau:
It's the glass flipclock, I'll attach the file. Thank you for taking a look at it! :)
[Android Themes] :
Please upload the entire Glassflipclock folder I need the font and everything so I can test it on my device to try and align it for you.

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[Android Themes] mikep99:
Just lower the fontsize for the days in the xml :)
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Here it is!

Thing is it worked fine before I made it a twelve hour clock - I made no other change :confused:
[Android Themes] knoxcoder:
Well I found a bug in the import for chronotopia which I plan to have a fix released this weekend. Until then you can just unzip the file into the theme folder.

I didn't do this conversion, just found it. But if you import and open the theme you can see how he did the layout. Chronotopia keeps each theme and its images/fonts in its own folder. It will manage that for you, all you have to do is create a new theme and name it, then import images and fonts that you wish to use.
[Android Themes] :
Well the first problem I had was the font you have listed in the XML file Bajoran Regular.ttf is not in the folder but when I switched the font name in the XML file to avantgarde.ttf and adjusted the hour and minute font size a little smaller everything lined up. If you are trying to use the bajoran font I need a copy if it otherwise here is your mClock uploaded to my drop box and a screen shot of how it appears on my phone.

http://db.tt/kJVgYNf

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

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[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Thank you - but I didn't change the font. I just used what was in the zip file, the original poster must have zipped the wrong font. I've attached the font to this message.

What I'd really love to understand is how to fix the xml so I could use a different font - I'm very appreciative of you helping me, but you're not always going to be around ;)
[Android Themes] theo80:
Just like with image, you just link it to the font file (ttf) you want to use.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
I know that, but it screws up the spacing, which is what I want to understand how to fix.
[Android Themes] theo80:
Trial and error. That's the reason knoxcoder went out with new app, so you could preview and edit within app. :D
[Android Themes] knoxcoder:
That and it supports auto size for fonts which means I automatically go with the largest font size that will fit in the given space.
[Android Themes] :
Well it is like the other op stated it is really a trial and error process. I do my xml editing right on my phone using the built in text editor. I make a change I'm the XML then save it reload the XML file in mClock then jump back to my home screen and see how it looks and keep doing this till I get the clock to look the way I want. The font file you uploaded is in a 7z format and I can not open it on my phone and I am at work till 7pm tonight so unless you can upload it as a standard zip file I wont be able to do anything with it till later when I get to my laptop.

Edit

As far as changing fonts all you have to do is place the font file you want to use in the clock folder that you are using then edit the font name in the XML to the new. Font name.

2nd Edit

I found an app that let me unzip file on the market ;)

I corrected the clock using the new font but just an fyi the font in your original picture is not the same as the one you uploaded I think when mClock can't find the font file listed in the XML file it uses what ever system font you are using as the default anyways here is your clock using the new font. :)

http://db.tt/6ZFuUJj

Uploaded with ImageShack.us

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[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Thank you so much, you've gone above and beyond - but what keeps getting missed here is I have absolutely no idea whatsoever what has to be 'fiddled with' - or I'd be fiddling! I've never played with xml files, and these mClock xmls are all so different. I'll have to see what Chronotopia does, although from what I'm reading in that thread things are just as complicated, only in a different way.
[Android Themes] :
You are most welcome the main things that you adjust are the font size and the position FontSize="120" is12hour="true" Clipping="false" left="-122" top="-96" changing the left and top numbers will change the position text or number in the clock. That was pretty much all I was adjusting until I got the right combination that looked correct

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[Android Themes] Danovsan:
I did not find there any mistakes...I think otherwise I could not get any result....there is result but as you can see it su*ks:
[Android Themes] KingDavid36:
When I posted this Glassflipclock It had two fonts as a part if it's functionality, and they were advantgarde.ttf & Unbutu.ttf. The Clock functions with proper spacing with these fonts. A few things to understand if you want to Mod the appearance of this Clock or any other Clock for that matter, is that you can't just change the font inside the Clock's folder and expect it to work as you want. Each Font causes a different effect when it comes to spacing. Like other posters have said, it's trial and error until you get the proper spacing you desire with your choosen font. The other thing that I have noticed is that people are putting fonts inside the Clock's folder and not changing the .xml script. You have to also edit the script to reflect the new font that you added. Otherwise like it has been mentioned countless times in this thread it will default to your current system font. Also look here:

<Canvas BackgroundImage="/sdcard/mClock//MIUIgflip/bg_clock.png" BackgroundImageStretch="none" Clipping="false">

<Hour Font="/sdcard/mClock/MIUIgflip/ubuntu-r.ttf" leadingzero="true" FontSize="110" is24hour="true" Clipping="false" left="-143" top="-96" Foreground="#dfffffff, #dfffffff" shadowamount="1" shadowcolor="#ce000000" shadowy="-2" />

<Minute Font="/sdcard/mClock/MIUIgflip/ubuntu-r.ttf" FontSize="110" Clipping="false" left="17" top="-96" Foreground="#dfffffff, #dfffffff" shadowamount="1" shadowcolor="#ce000000" shadowy="-2" />

<line x1="-154" x2="-4" y1="-32" y2="-32" thickness="2" foreground="#bf000000, #bf000000" />

<line x1="3" x2="154" y1="-33" y2="-33" thickness="2" foreground="#bf000000, #bf000000" />

<UniformGrid Font="/sdcard/mClock/MIUIgflip/avantgarde.ttf" Foreground="#96c120, #ff96c120" shadowcolor="#00ffffff" shadowamount="10" top="45" left="-146" Columns="1" HorizontalAlignment="stretch" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" ><Stack Orientation="Horizontal" ><Monday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Monday><Tuesday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Tuesday><Wednesday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Wednesday><Thursday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Thursday><Friday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Friday><Saturday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Saturday><Sunday Case="none" FontSize="24" ></Sunday></Stack></UniformGrid>

</Canvas>

The bold portion of the Flipclock Script is what you need to be modifying to get your proper spacing. and you must also take into consideration the font size. If I were you , to get the spacing you desire I would only adjust the left spacing portion indicated again in Bold here (top="45" left="-146") I hope this helps you a little bit more! Good luck!
[Android Themes] :
@kingdavid much better put. I know how to modify them I used to make widgets for my samsung impression which used a similar xml file structure but putting into terms that others will understand is not so easy for me. Nice explanation. ;)

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[Android Themes] reinbeau:
I've read through the xmls and now I see how they're constructed. I did try to use the text editor on the phone, oh my, the phone almost flew out the window! :D I'll be doing any xml editing on the desktop, thank you very much! I'm going to play and see what I can come up with, thank you all for the education!
[Android Themes] theo80:
Its best to make the minor adjustments (say font size and position) within the phone. Found it a hassle connecting and disconnecting usb, transferring files and everything just to move things around slightly.
[Android Themes] BigMrB:
Thanks for the guide!!
[Android Themes] shreyskywalker:
hey, thanks for the tip about font spacing. What would I need to do in order to make this glass clock fit in a 2x1 widget? Which parameters would I need to change in order to reduce the size of the glasspane?
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Do you know of a better editor then? Because the cursor wouldn't go where I wanted it to go, even using the arrow keys - I was
[Android Themes] theo80:
I was using Jota, free from the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=jp.sblo.pandora.jota&feature=search_result

It has a good cursor indicator that you can move using your fingers.
[Android Themes] :
As long as you are using a launcher that supports resize of Widgets you should be able to just long press the widget and edit the size without adjusting anything in the XML script.

Otherwise you would have to make the image PNG smaller on your PC first then start adjust the XML script. Hope it helps

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[Android Themes] shreyskywalker:
Thanks mate, haven't got a launcher though. I've been thinking about either ADW or LPP. Too scared to shift since the Stock one seems okay! :o
[Android Themes] :
Go launcher ex is free and IMO the best free one out there. That's what I used in the screen shots.

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[Android Themes] chris_banks2:
MIUI Style mclock mod. (Two versions, but only one shown.)

Download attached.

Also featuring my MIUI Style widgetlocker slider.

Images by MIUI.

Enjoy.
[Android Themes] yalouf:
Could you share the dock background plz :)
[Android Themes] shreyskywalker:
Thanks for the suggestion! But I've always wondered. What happens if i un-install it? Does it just revert to the old stock launcher?
[Android Themes] theo80:
Yes it will go back to stock.
[Android Themes] iRide113:
Can someone help me? I edited the xml for the 24 hour format.. but look what happens to the layout...

Is there any way to fix this or is there anyway to put a 0 before the single digit hours?

Thanks!
[Android Themes] :
I know you got your answer in the general theme thread already but in case someone else needs the answer here it is.

Add leadingzero="true" to the hour portion in the xml

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[Android Themes] :
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[Android Themes] fasternarafi:
this is need root user??
[Android Themes] theo80:
no. its just a widget.
[Android Themes] dulcesugar:
This question is really for anyone; I downloaded some files with mclock skins I want to use; I've been reading so many ways of editing and how to upload that I don't know really which is the best way to use the skin. Can someone tell me how to get it on my phone (evo 4g); I dont want to edit the xml file, just get it working. Thanks!
[Android Themes] dulcesugar:
can you tell me do I unzip the xml file or just copy the zipped file to the mclock folder on my sd card?
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Then you'll have to read the xml and figure out where the various files are supposed to be, and put the files there - the problem with this is that many of the files are named the exact same name, so you'll be overwriting stuff, etc. if you've got multiple mods. I like the folder option, within an mClock folder, makes it so much easier - and yes, you do have to edite the xml.
[Android Themes] dulcesugar:
I have to edit the xml file even if I just want the exact same clock as what was posted? I thought I could just unzip it and put it in the mclock folder and thats it (sorry, I'm a total newbie at this)
[Android Themes] :
Create a folder on the root of your SD card name it mClock make sure it is exactly the same because it is case sensitive. Transfer the mClock skin to that folder make sure extract it if it is a zip file. Download mClock from the market if you haven't already long press on home screen select add widget mClock once on screen tap widget then tap select XML template navigate to the mClock folder on your SD then to the skin folder you want to apply then select the XML file. Most of them in this thread should work from doing the above if it does not then you may have to edit the XML file to correct the path to the correct folder. Most important thing to remember when editing or checking an XML file is it is case sensitive for example from above if the XML file for the background image is sd card/mclock/your theme/background.png the background wont show up because it should have been mClock not mclock. Hope that helps.

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[Android Themes] dulcesugar:
thanks! I got one of them working; I really don't know how to edit xml files so Im just going to stick with ones that display correctly. Thanks so much for everyones reply :)
[Android Themes] chris_banks2:
Arrow Mclock mod.

Info.
[Android Themes] soypoi:
Which one of these mods is the circled one?
[Android Themes] ZduneX25:
@iRide113 alight hours to the right ;)
[Android Themes] slotteh:
Hey dulcesugar, xml files are not really that hard to edit. I just got mClock ytd and have been trying to look through all the other files that are in this thread and some of the help given to other folks. It's quite intuitive and its a shame if you only stick to the clock which work. There are really brilliant ones out there that maybe do require minor editing so I do advice you to try out editing some files on your own. But, well, to each his own. Granted, all that code is kinda intimidating.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
I'll second this. I sat and read through an xml, to see the logic behind it, and it really isn't that bad. If I can figure it out, anyone can :)
[Android Themes] chris_banks2:
Download and info here.
[Android Themes] :
Very cool thanks

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[Android Themes] jmkk:
Hi, how do I	get the mclock to flip like the htc sense? Is it possible?

Thnx
[Android Themes] iRide113:
It's actually just a background and text in front of it. It's not an actual flip clock. In short terms, it can't flip.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
There is an Animated Flip Clock widget available in the market.
[Android Themes] jmkk:
Thank you guys, it would be cool if it coyld flip.

Brgds
[Android Themes] Balázs1621:
Very cool skins! Thanks!
[Android Themes] rycheme:
I love al of the mods, keep em coming! I tried chronotopia, but like the simplicity of mclock much better.
[Android Themes] soypoi:
Anyone?? Anyone at all?
[Android Themes] knoxcoder:
Why do you feel mClock is simple compared to Chronotopia? The biggest difference is you can edit the xml in the app instead of by hand. You can still edit by hand if you really want to but I don't know why you would want to.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Trust me, from someone who is still stumbling with mClock, Chronotopia is way more complex. I can at least get a mod to show up on my phone with mClock, I can't even get started with Chronotopia. I stopped posting to yuor thread over there because I don't want to get wailed on for asking how it's supposed to work.
[Android Themes] knoxcoder:
By all means, post over there. Part of the beta is to iron out bugs but the other part is to make sure I can clear up how it is used and how to make it easier to use. If you guys don't tell me then I can't fix it.
[Android Themes] :
I don't think that's an mClock it's minimalistic text widget free on the market.

Edit

After playing with the Mclock settings you can also create that widget without an XML script as well.

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[Android Themes] gamefreakgcb:
Very cool widget.
[Android Themes] vapor_s04:
Thank you guys for so much Themes for mClock! Awesome! :)

Let me feel a little bit MIUI with the help of the clocks on my Galaxy Tab! ;)
[Android Themes] bubblefighter:
what launcher/theme is with the centerclause image?

cheers
[Android Themes] herb1:
Any idea how I can get that clock on my Desire without using MIUI ROM:confused:
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
I'm pretty sure that's an mClock mod, no MIUI involved.
[Android Themes] herb1:
I tried but can't get the background to show:mad:
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
It's the glass mod. I know getting some mClock mods to show is problematic, since some people download them, mod them to suit their system, then upload them - did you check the xml to make sure the images are in the proper places?
[Android Themes] roofrider:
mclock freezes...using adw and no task killers...

any solutions??
[Android Themes] Dennis@@:
@roofrider, try to set the mclock application to the ignore app list
[Android Themes] roofrider:
but i'm not using any task killer.

u want me to download one and set mclock in ignore???:confused:
[Android Themes] fluidd:
Sorry if this is a dumb question.. whenever I load the xml file.. all that shows up is the time, but not the background of the image..

what am i doing wrong? i'm following all the instructions step by step.
[Android Themes] reinbeau:
Is your background image in the folder pointed to in the xml file?
[Android Themes] fluidd:
oooh.. no.. how do i set that?
[Android Themes] :
It has been stated a couple times now in this thread but to answer your question you need to open the XML script and make sure the file path for the background image is correct for your set up. ie if the XML script says the background image path is sd card/mClock/miui/background.png then you need to make sure the image is located there or modify the script to correct the path to where the image is actually located ;)

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[Android Themes] fluidd:
i Checked the .XML file and the file path seems to be matching up, yet still not loading the images..

sorry if it has been brought up before.. i don't see why it still isn't loading though..
[Android Themes] :
The script is case sensitive meaning that if the path says for example says mClock but your folder on the sd card is mclock it wont work make sure everything is spelled correctly making note of capitalization as well.

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[Android Themes] fluidd:
that explains it.. will change that now! thanks for the help!
[Android Themes] :
Glad to help :)

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[Android Themes] fluidd:
Just tried to rename the folder.. through astro and rootexplorer and it doesn't seem to update.. = [
[Android Themes] :
Not sure which folder you are referring to but I know what you are talking about like if the folder name is mclock and you try to rename it mClock it wont update. Two options

1. Move the folder you trying to rename somewhere else on your sd card then create a new folder with correct name in the appropriate location then transfer the files from the old to new

2. Edit the XML script to match the folder name.

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[Android Themes] reinbeau:
I was going to say, don't edit the folder name, edit the xml file.