Description
This is lightweight Dynamic Calendar Icon for Lightning Launcher. As it is fully scripted, it doesn’t require a widget. All you need is an icon pack providing calendar icons.
This is lightweight Dynamic Calendar Icon for Lightning Launcher. As it is fully scripted, it doesn’t require a widget. All you need is an icon pack providing calendar icons.
Zunish – a text-based template focusing on user experience and ease of use
Features:
This is a week day widget where the current day is highlighted.
Based on http://www.lightninglauncher.com/wiki/doku.php?id=script_week_day_widget
Entirely written in script, this plugin can be modified and extended.
Download the APK at: http://www.lightninglauncher.com/scripting/samples/WeekDay-1.0.apk
This tutorial shows how to create a folder with a custom animation.
This is based on a panel container, where the geometry is animated through bindings.
Follow the instructions here: https://plus.google.com/+JappieToutenhoofd/posts/bZtP2E43fhQ
This tutorial is in German. It explains how to create a blur background when opening a folder, with a fade animation.
Thanks to Sascha Roehrbein for writing and sharing this nice tutorial.
Download as a single file (scripts, instructions as a PDF): LLX-blu-BG-Tutorial.rar
As part of the tutorial, you need to create two scripts:
var editor = LL.getVariables().edit();
editor.setInteger("myalpha", 255);
editor.commit();
var editor = LL.getVariables().edit();
editor.setInteger("myalpha", 0);
editor.commit();
It explains how to modify the desktop: add/delete items, change their properties, modify their position and size.
This tutorials shows how to customize the appearance of side bars and folders windows (placement on the screen, background, animations).
This tutorials shows how to remove those thin white borders around panels.
Borders are automatically added to each new panel to help locate them when they are empty, but you may want to remove them afterward.
This video demonstrates the use of variables to animate items properties. It can be used to smoothly show or hide an object, or make it move, scale, rotate, etc.
Variables can either be builtin ones (date & time, cpu, battery, storage, etc.) or user defined ones. Variables can either be set using shortcuts and scripts, or externally, for instance from Tasker or other third party apps.
This short tutorial shows how to add several apps at once instead of repeatedly opening/closing the app drawer.