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I’m using the wheel script, and I have it working…but how do you make it so it stays in one spot…it currently…
This is a script made for scripters.
This is a script made for scripters.
It is useless for the rest of users, sorry.
So, if you are going to use this script, you should know how scripts works. Seeing the video will tell you all you need. (And also, if you improve it to your needs, share it here 🙂
Basic instructions:
Run the script from a container: adds the editor
Run the script from the editor item: change the edited script
Internally:
When it is run from the creation script, it creates the custom view
When it is run from the resumed event, it updates it’s text
Any change you make in the editor will be immediately changed in the script.
Keep a copy of the original script, just in case 🙂
Oh, and also you may want to place the editor at the top of the desktop, otherwise the keyboard will shift the whole desktop up (go to another app/activity, and then go back to fix it)
]]>After many vicissitudes I managed to get the effect I wanted.
After many vicissitudes I managed to get the effect I wanted. Again many thanks to Lutz Linke​ who created the scripts.
]]>Boys someone of goodwill could post a script that rotate the icon of a folder on itself when it opens and when it…
I’m sure this is possible, but unfortunately are not able to create your own.
Thanks for your cooperation!
The effect I want to create is similar to what is seen in the first three seconds of this video https://plus.google.com/+NickD/posts/LEv1Wxmnf3F?pid=6127590322780387858&oid=103039864936646553751
]]>Sorry to ask but I’m not good at scripts. Can someone post a script to open more than one folder?
Appdrawer in any container: Version 2.1
– Fix crash on pre-lollipop devices
– Add reload (should only be needed when an app changes its icon)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B40xU-30MxN7UDY3Zkp1VUdNdHM&authuser=0
Help needed:
Is there anyone who does get the message? I’m getting none.
Custom view, create script:
LL.bindClass(“android.webkit.WebView”);
var context = LL.getContext();
var myPage = “
Lightning RULEZ“;var webView = new WebView(context);
 webView.loadData(myPage, “text/html”, “UTF-8”);
return webView; Â
]]>This is something I had since long time ago (almost 3 months now)
This is something I had since long time ago (almost 3 months now)
I never published it because I didn’t like how it is done (the code is a bit messy) but with some little changes I made recently I think it’s time to do so.
This script moves the items of the desktop based on Lagrange interpolation.
You specify data of an item in some pages and it will move smoothly from one to another.
It is made as efficient as possible. No saved data is not counted, and even with so much pages saved it should be unnoticeable. (Of course this depends on the device)
To use it only set it in the position change event of the desired container. Then save the data of each item (one by one, sorry) as seen in the video.
]]>Appdrawer in any container: new Version
– Does not rely on LLs drawer anymore
– Hide apps now integrated by utilizing LLs default menu.
– New Icon matching lightning
Edit: Hotfix – should work now on every device past API level 4
Edit2: another fix, see my new post
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