Enjoy Theme Coffee
The First Ever modular / mix & match / ala carte Theme
* black notification with light text color.
* custom AOD
* bigger incall ui photo
* choose your own style for quicksetting, statusbar, navbar, icons, wallpapers, AOD, etc.
THEME APK (Custom Samsung Themes): Coffee.apk
You can Blend Your own C o f f e e see post 2
*WARNING !!! Apk links in Menu is not regular apk, they are theme asset apk, so don't install them.
They are for customization / mix & match, read and follow post 2 for that. Thank you
if you accidentaly install it, to uninstall: install coffee.apk and delete it from theme store.
MENU
Base Coffee :
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Quicksetting / QS :
- Clear 25% / Clear 50% / Clear 75% / Clear 100%
(assets apk links inside)
Clear 25%
Clear 50%
Clear 75%
Clear 100%
- Milk 25%
Milk 25%
- Milk 50%
Milk 50%
Statusbar :
- AOSP icon
AOSP icon statusbar
- Crayon icon
Crayon icon statusbar
Statusbar Layout : (without icon changes)
- New!! New Battery ! Left signal - Center clock without AM/PM ( Requires Substratum )
Coffee-subs-newBattery.apk
This is substratum theme apk, install it on phone, then open substratum,
open Coffee theme in substratum, check on systemui and choose Statusbar, click install selected.
Now, after subs finished build , don't install the generated app / apk, Don't click cancel or install,
instead, press home button, then use file manager , with setting: show hidden files,
open folder .substratum (dot substratum) and copy/move the apk to other folder,
and rename the apk into com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar.apk
Then you can blend it with apkEditor into theme Coffee.
Replace the same name com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar
you can uninstall the subs Coffee theme after all this.
- New!! Center Clock ( Requires Substratum )
Coffee-subs-CenterClock.apk
This is substratum theme apk, install it on phone, then open substratum,
open Coffee theme in substratum, check on systemui and choose Statusbar, click install selected.
Now, after subs finished build , don't install the generated app / apk, Don't click cancel or install,
instead, press home button, then use file manager , with setting: show hidden files,
open folder .substratum (dot substratum) and copy/move the apk to other folder,
and rename the apk into com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar.apk
Then you can blend it with apkEditor into theme Coffee.
Replace the same name com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar
you can uninstall the subs Coffee theme after all this.
- New!! Left Clock ( Requires Substratum )
Coffee-subs-LeftClock.apk
This is substratum theme apk, install it on phone, then open substratum,
open Coffee theme in substratum, check on systemui and choose Statusbar, click install selected.
Now, after subs finished build , don't install the generated app / apk, Don't click cancel or install,
instead, press home button, then use file manager , with setting: show hidden files,
open folder .substratum (dot substratum) and copy/move the apk to other folder,
and rename the apk into com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar.apk
Then you can blend it with apkEditor into theme Coffee.
Replace the same name com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar
you can uninstall the subs Coffee theme after all this.
- New!! Center Clock without AM/PM ( Requires Substratum )
Coffee-Centerclock_custom.apk
This is substratum theme apk, install it on phone, then open substratum,
open Coffee theme in substratum, check on systemui and choose Statusbar, click install selected.
Now, after subs finished build , don't install the generated app / apk, Don't click cancel or install,
instead, press home button, then use file manager , with setting: show hidden files,
open folder .substratum (dot substratum) and copy/move the apk to other folder,
and rename the apk into com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar.apk
Then you can blend it with apkEditor into theme Coffee.
Replace the same name com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar
you can uninstall the subs Coffee theme after all this.
- New!! Left Signal - Center Clock - Right Battery ( Requires Substratum )
Coffee-subs-LeftSignal.apk
This is substratum theme apk, install it on phone, then open substratum,
open Coffee theme in substratum, check on systemui and choose Statusbar, click install selected.
Now, after subs finished build , don't install the generated app / apk, Don't click cancel or install,
instead, press home button, then use file manager , with setting: show hidden files,
open folder .substratum (dot substratum) and copy/move the apk to other folder,
and rename the apk into com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar.apk
Then you can blend it with apkEditor into theme Coffee.
Replace the same name com.android.systemui.Coffee.StatusBar
you can uninstall the subs Coffee theme after all this.
- Center Signal
coffee.theme.lock_centersignal.apk *rename to coffee.theme.lock.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor. Need reboot & re-apply theme.
- Center Battery
coffee.theme.lock_centerbattery.apk *rename to coffee.theme.lock.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor. Need reboot & re-apply theme.
Navigation Bar :
- Shizzel Smaller Pixel Icon with animation credits to @shizzel
Pixel icon navbar animation
- Material icon
Material icon navbar
- Pixel icon
Pixel icon navbar
- Pixel full icon
Pixel full icon navbar
- Kinda Samsung icon
Kinda Samsung icon navbar
- Holo icon
Holo icon navbar
- Naruto icon
Naruto icon navbar
- Transparent icon (icon will be transparent, but button still clickable.)
Transparent icon navbar
- Navbar height overlays
Navbar height 0 pt *DWYOR*
Navbar height 24 pt
Navbar height 30 pt
Navbar height 32 pt
Navbar height 34 pt
Navbar height 36 pt
Navbar height 38 pt
Navbar height 40 pt
AOD :
- Only show clock (hide date & battery)
coffee.theme.aodservice_onlyclock.apk *rename to coffee.theme.aodservice.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor.
ICON PACK :
- Samsung Default
Samsung Default theme icons *rename to coffee.theme.appicon.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor.
- Neon
Neon icons
*rename to coffee.theme.appicon.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor.
- Black Onyx
Neon icons
*rename to coffee.theme.appicon.apk and replace the same name in apkeditor.
WALLPAPERS
- Coffee Menu
coffee.theme.wallpaper_coffee_menu.apk *rename to coffee.theme.wallpaper.apk And replace the same name file in Apkeditor.
New Coffee: ESPRESSO ~
- Espresso (Pitch Black Dark) color quicksetting & notification accents.
- Center clock quick setting espresso style
Blend these with base Coffee.apk
Replace these same name in Apkeditor, need reboot & re-apply Theme
*icons and navbar are not included yet, you can blend them along..
coffee.theme.common.apk
coffee.theme.lock.apk
New Coffee: AMERICANO ~
- new wallpaper , Americano (Dark) color quicksetting & notification accents.
- Oreo style, Right clock quick setting
Blend these with base Coffee.apk
Replace these same name in Apkeditor, need reboot & re-apply Theme
*icons and navbar are not included yet, you can blend them along..
coffee.theme.common.apk
coffee.theme.lock.apk
coffee.theme.wallpaper.apk
New Coffee: CAPPUCCINO ~
- new wallpaper , cappuccino color quicksetting & notification accents.
Blend these with base Coffee.apk
Replace these same name in Apkeditor, need reboot & re-apply Theme
*icons and navbar are not included yet, you can blend them along..
coffee.theme.common.apk
coffee.theme.lock.apk
coffee.theme.wallpaper.apk
*WARNING !!! Apk links in Menu is not regular apk, they are theme asset apk, so don't install them.
They are for customization / mix & match, read and follow post 2 for that. Thank you
if you accidentaly install it, to uninstall: install coffee.apk and delete it from theme store.
WIP.
.
Tips & Tricks , FAQ , Fun Stuffs
How You can Mix & Match Your Own C o f f e e
1. download & install apkeditor from playstore
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.heagoo.apkeditor&hl=en
2. download latest Coffee.apk from OP / post 1, and other additional apk from menu
3. rename additional apk => example: qs_clear_25.apk become overlay.coffee.qs.apk
* add "overlay.coffee." in front
* remove file name from first underscore ( _ ) onward, you just need the first word
4. open apk editor, select Coffee.apk, and choose menu 2 ( Simple Edit (FILE REPLACEMENT))
5. open assets , scroll down to bottom and find overlays you want to change (example: overlay.coffee.qs.apk)
tap the pencil icon beside it, and choose the apk you've downloaded & renamed with same name.
6. click Save ! and your own Coffee is served as new apk
7. open Theme store, delete existing Coffee theme if any, and install new customized Coffee.
8. apply Coffee Theme ~ follow steps in F.A.Q section to make it applied perfectly.
F. A. Q
Q: After install this theme it doesn't show in samsung Theme store ?
A: try the following:
- install a free theme from theme store first ... then try install & apply coffee again
- click View all in themes .. maybe front page hasn't been updated but theme is there inside.
Q: how to apply theme perfectly?
A: install theme and apply (click Free Trial), then change your display resolution 2x
(example: you're in FHD now, go to settings > Display, change resolution from FHD to QHD, apply... then switch back to FHD, apply )
- After every reboot you must re-apply the theme !
Q: how to uninstall this?
A: apply other theme, go to this theme and Delete, reboot.
Q: how to update this theme if there's new one or new coffee blend ?
A: delete this theme then install the new one. If previous theme is Coffee then you don't need to reboot, unless some module/menu shows need reboot
Q: After reboot the notif text is dark
A: re-apply the theme
Q: I have reapply and it's still dark
A: app with dark notif is not in asset yet, post here the app package name (get it from playstore url ,, example: com.whatsapp )
..
screenshot repository
Really nice!! Can you make on with stock Samsung nav bar icons and stock Samsung pull down menu?
Thank you!
Concept is awesome but not working well on S7 edge.
Status bar icons getting misplaced and notification panel only looks good on dark background.
Not a fan of the icons for status and notification myself.. nice theme overall though! Love the nav bar too.
If you look at the OP screenshots, it looks intentional?
xxxrichievxxx said:
Really nice!! Can you make on with stock Samsung nav bar icons and stock Samsung pull down menu?
Thank you!
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mohitgalaxy3 said:
Concept is awesome but not working well on S7 edge.
Status bar icons getting misplaced and notification panel only looks good on dark background.
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SageChrono said:
Not a fan of the icons for status and notification myself.. nice theme overall though! Love the nav bar too.
If you look at the OP screenshots, it looks intentional?
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changed main apk into plain basic icons and navbar .... more menus are coming ..
You changed in call UI and didn't even mention in OP. That looks so cool with big image preview. Thanks
amazing i love it bro
I installed the theme. Where are are the options to change things?
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theHURRICANE said:
I installed the theme. Where are are the options to change things?
Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
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It's not inside the theme.
You gotta request them here bro.
There will be options for other things like statusbar, navbar icons, app icons, wallpaper, AOD, etc
Also in future i will put the theme assets apk so people can recompile themselves.
@crayonyes coffee ~ clear 50%, 30 pt. Pixel navbar, AOSP status bar
I hope I'm requesting correctly!
Great work brother!
Just install apk like normal or is there another way?
Do i need to get rid of current overlays and Substratum?
@crayonyes; coffee 75% clear with 32 pnt pixel nav bar and ASOP status bar .I believe that's the correct blend lol
dfogelstrom said:
@crayonyes coffee ~ clear 50%, 30 pt. Pixel navbar, AOSP status bar
I hope I'm requesting correctly!
Great work brother!
Just install apk like normal or is there another way?
Do i need to get rid of current overlays and Substratum?
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Sorry for the wait bro.
Please try this. I made this using method in post 2 (updated)
Now u can blend ur own coffee
If you have theme coffee before, delete it from theme store, then install this and apply free trial, reboot, reapply
Then u need to re-apply substratum ones.
Epic htc 1 said:
@crayonyes; coffee 75% clear with 32 pnt pixel nav bar and ASOP status bar .I believe that's the correct blend lol
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Sorry for the wait... here's ur coffee
Updated OP & post 2
now you can blend your own C o f f e e :good::laugh:
and More Menus are comingggg
screenshot repository
crayonyes said:
screenshot repository
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Can i just install the crayon status bar icon apk and rebootto make it wrk?
DanteDeicideDumbledore said:
Can i just install the crayon status bar icon apk and rebootto make it wrk?
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No you can't :silly:
Hello,
i'd like to share instructions for a mod that lets you use custom images (.png) as icons for apps system-widely (in recents menu, in launchers, included One UI home) in stock-based samsung roms.
This works fine on Android Pie 9 rom (it might work also on Android 10 Q if the engine hasn't changed).
Story:
I was searching a way to get rid of adaptive icons (i hate small icons inside white circles, i simply can't find my apps) and get back freeform legacy icons. Unfortunately OneUI home launcher does not allow custom icons, while using third-paty launchers only lets you change icons on the launcher side and not in the whole android system.
Samsung has created a great theme engine but they like to protect their things from personal use too (seriously: who's still making money from theming nowadays?).
Basis:
You need to edit the theme_app_icons.xml file in framework-res.apk from system/framework folder and the only way I found is by replacing framework-res.apk with a modded one (ROOT needed).
I made several attempts to create a working overlay (root-less) for this particular file in framework-res but it seems that strangely this file cannot be overlayed using the Resource Overlay framework (Samsung restrictions? So far it seems that other themers could not find a way, too).
So, for ROOT-LESS users, you can only customize predefined samsung/google apps icons (apps listed in theme_app_icons.xml).
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) decompile framework-res.apk (i used TickleMyandroid https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633333)
2) go to decompiled res/xml folder, open and edit theme_app_icons.xml adding new entries for the apps you want. For editing you can use Notepad++, avoid Windows notepad.
You need to add the package name of the app and an ic_xxxxxx custom icon name you'll use later.
For example, if you want to customize the icon of the XDA app you'll add this line:
Code:
<ThemeApp className="com.xda.labs" iconId="ic_xda" />
3) save, recompile (for recompilation errors you need to look in the error log and delete duplicate entries in styles.xml similarly to what is described here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78541190&postcount=838 )
Then drag and drop the theme_app_icons.xml FROM the recompiled apk TO the original framework-res.apk, because if you use directly the recompiled apk you might have bootloop (apktool problem with res folders, happens also for other system apks)
4) now -directly replace- or -system-lessly replace using a Magisk module- the framework-res.apk with the modded one and reboot
5) Open the Galaxy Theme store, download a random icon pack but DO NOT APPLY IT, export the apk (you can find it in data/app folder), decompile it and replace and add icons in res/drawable-xxxxdpi folder with your custom PNG icons (you can also replace default .qmg files with .png ones).
Now recompile the modded icon pack apk and replace the downloaded one on the phone with the recompiled pack
(you can A- directly install it over the original one if you have the "Core Patch" edxposed module/Smali patcher signature mod magisk module or B- uninstall the original pack using the terminal command "pm uninstall packagename" and immediately install the recompiled one.
The same concept can be used to install custom themes, for example these or using the "Custom Themes Installer for OneUI Pie" app )
6) Finally apply the icon pack using Galaxy theme store and you are done.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
(my freeshape/touchwiz style drawer)
NOTES:
-The modded icon pack might disappear from the personal list in Galaxy theme store after a reboot, but the icons will stay there (and also the installed icon package).
-Every app still has its legacy icon in res/mipmap folders, so you can extract and use it in your icon pack
- you can adjust the icon size using the "icon_scale_size" integer inside the icon pack (max 100)
Hope you enjoy, i've been experimenting a lot during this lockdown time. I'll try also to answer the questions and give help.
This looks promising! is there anyway that the icon shape can be changed too?
Archmag3 said:
This looks promising! is there anyway that the icon shape can be changed too?
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Thanks,
Do you mean this ? :
https://source.android.com/devices/tech/display/adaptive-icons#implementation
I have tried everything and any 3rd app and nothing worked (hex themed part of the apps) , coffee app doesn't work at all , hope this method will work on Android 10 , will try later.
ninestarkoko said:
Thanks,
Do you mean this ? :
https://source.android.com/devices/tech/display/adaptive-icons#implementation
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Yes, more or less on those lines. I personally hate the squarecicle icons, can something like rounded rectangle be achieved? something that miui, huawei etc has
ninestarkoko said:
Hello,
i'd like to share instructions for a mod that lets you use custom images (.png) as icons for apps system-widely (in recents menu, in launchers, included One UI home) in stock-based samsung roms.
This works fine on Android Pie 9 rom (it might work also on Android 10 Q if the engine hasn't changed).
Story:
I was searching a way to get rid of adaptive icons (i hate small icons inside white circles, i simply can't find my apps) and get back freeform legacy icons. Unfortunately OneUI home launcher does not allow custom icons, while using third-paty launchers only lets you change icons on the launcher side and not in the whole android system.
Samsung has created a great theme engine but they like to protect their things from personal use too (seriously: who's still making money from theming nowadays?).
Basis:
You need to edit the theme_app_icons.xml file in framework-res.apk from system/framework folder and the only way I found is by replacing framework-res.apk with a modded one (ROOT needed).
I made several attempts to create a working overlay (root-less) for this particular file in framework-res but it seems that strangely this file cannot be overlayed using the Resource Overlay framework (Samsung restrictions? So far it seems that other themers could not find a way, too).
So, for ROOT-LESS users, you can only customize predefined samsung/google apps icons (apps listed in theme_app_icons.xml).
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) decompile framework-res.apk (i used TickleMyandroid https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633333)
2) go to decompiled res/xml folder, open and edit theme_app_icons.xml adding new entries for the apps you want. For editing you can use Notepad++, avoid Windows notepad.
You need to add the package name of the app and an ic_xxxxxx custom icon name you'll use later.
For example, if you want to customize the icon of the XDA app you'll add this line:
Code:
<ThemeApp className="com.xda.labs" iconId="ic_xda" />
3) save, recompile (for recompilation errors you need to look in the error log and delete duplicate entries in styles.xml similarly to what is described here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78541190&postcount=838 )
Then drag and drop the theme_app_icons.xml FROM the recompiled apk TO the original framework-res.apk, because if you use directly the recompiled apk you might have bootloop (apktool problem with res folders, happens also for other system apks)
4) now -directly replace- or -system-lessly replace using a Magisk module- the framework-res.apk with the modded one and reboot
5) Open the Galaxy Theme store, download a random icon pack but DO NOT APPLY IT, export the apk (you can find it in data/app folder), decompile it and replace and add icons in res/drawable-xxxxdpi folder with your custom PNG icons (you can also replace default .qmg files with .png ones).
Now recompile the modded icon pack apk and replace the downloaded one on the phone with the recompiled pack
(you can A- directly install it over the original one if you have the "Core Patch" edxposed module/Smali patcher signature mod magisk module or B- uninstall the original pack using the terminal command "pm uninstall packagename" and immediately install the recompiled one.
The same concept can be used to install custom themes, for example these or using the "Custom Themes Installer for OneUI Pie" app )
6) Finally apply the icon pack using Galaxy theme store and you are done.
View attachment 4989669 (my freeshape/touchwiz style drawer)
NOTES:
-The modded icon pack might disappear from the personal list in Galaxy theme store after a reboot, but the icons will stay there (and also the installed icon package).
-Every app still has its legacy icon in res/mipmap folders, so you can extract and use it in your icon pack
- you can adjust the icon size using the "icon_scale_size" integer inside the icon pack (max 100)
Hope you enjoy, i've been experimenting a lot during this lockdown time. I'll try also to answer the questions and give help.
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This is interesting. I just found that theme_app_icons.xml and tried to make an overlay to target it and failed. Then do a bit research lead me to this post. But I still want to find out why the overlay method didn't work. So could you share your steps and method that you use to overlay target that xml? I have a thinking that maybe the level of priority of the overlay is the issue.
well theres 2 minutes im not getting back. -_-
osuki9x said:
This is interesting. I just found that theme_app_icons.xml and tried to make an overlay to target it and failed. Then do a bit research lead me to this post. But I still want to find out why the overlay method didn't work. So could you share your steps and method that you use to overlay target that xml? I have a thinking that maybe the level of priority of the overlay is the issue.
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I simply edited one of the stock overlays you can find in /vendor/overlay folder. Tried fiddling a bit but was unsuccessful.
Please let me know if you find a solution (as far as i know not even professional themers so far have found the right way)
ninestarkoko said:
Hello,
i'd like to share instructions for a mod that lets you use custom images (.png) as icons for apps system-widely (in recents menu, in launchers, included One UI home) in stock-based samsung roms.
This works fine on Android Pie 9 rom (it might work also on Android 10 Q if the engine hasn't changed).
Story:
I was searching a way to get rid of adaptive icons (i hate small icons inside white circles, i simply can't find my apps) and get back freeform legacy icons. Unfortunately OneUI home launcher does not allow custom icons, while using third-paty launchers only lets you change icons on the launcher side and not in the whole android system.
Samsung has created a great theme engine but they like to protect their things from personal use too (seriously: who's still making money from theming nowadays?).
Basis:
You need to edit the theme_app_icons.xml file in framework-res.apk from system/framework folder and the only way I found is by replacing framework-res.apk with a modded one (ROOT needed).
I made several attempts to create a working overlay (root-less) for this particular file in framework-res but it seems that strangely this file cannot be overlayed using the Resource Overlay framework (Samsung restrictions? So far it seems that other themers could not find a way, too).
So, for ROOT-LESS users, you can only customize predefined samsung/google apps icons (apps listed in theme_app_icons.xml).
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) decompile framework-res.apk (i used TickleMyandroid https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1633333)
2) go to decompiled res/xml folder, open and edit theme_app_icons.xml adding new entries for the apps you want. For editing you can use Notepad++, avoid Windows notepad.
You need to add the package name of the app and an ic_xxxxxx custom icon name you'll use later.
For example, if you want to customize the icon of the XDA app you'll add this line:
Code:
<ThemeApp className="com.xda.labs" iconId="ic_xda" />
3) save, recompile (for recompilation errors you need to look in the error log and delete duplicate entries in styles.xml similarly to what is described here https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78541190&postcount=838 )
Then drag and drop the theme_app_icons.xml FROM the recompiled apk TO the original framework-res.apk, because if you use directly the recompiled apk you might have bootloop (apktool problem with res folders, happens also for other system apks)
4) now -directly replace- or -system-lessly replace using a Magisk module- the framework-res.apk with the modded one and reboot
5) Open the Galaxy Theme store, download a random icon pack but DO NOT APPLY IT, export the apk (you can find it in data/app folder), decompile it and replace and add icons in res/drawable-xxxxdpi folder with your custom PNG icons (you can also replace default .qmg files with .png ones).
Now recompile the modded icon pack apk and replace the downloaded one on the phone with the recompiled pack
(you can A- directly install it over the original one if you have the "Core Patch" edxposed module/Smali patcher signature mod magisk module or B- uninstall the original pack using the terminal command "pm uninstall packagename" and immediately install the recompiled one.
The same concept can be used to install custom themes, for example these or using the "Custom Themes Installer for OneUI Pie" app )
6) Finally apply the icon pack using Galaxy theme store and you are done.
View attachment 4989669 (my freeshape/touchwiz style drawer)
NOTES:
-The modded icon pack might disappear from the personal list in Galaxy theme store after a reboot, but the icons will stay there (and also the installed icon package).
-Every app still has its legacy icon in res/mipmap folders, so you can extract and use it in your icon pack
- you can adjust the icon size using the "icon_scale_size" integer inside the icon pack (max 100)
Hope you enjoy, i've been experimenting a lot during this lockdown time. I'll try also to answer the questions and give help.
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I installed an icon pack from galaxy themes store, but the only thing I see in data/app folder is SystemUI.apk, Is it supposed to be SystemUI.apk? what am I missing?