Android Living Wallpaper Biography
A Live Wallpaper that really is alive!
To open from home screen: Menu -> Wallpaper -> Live Wallpaper -> Living Wallpaper.A Live Wallpaper that really is alive! Get mesmerized as the life spawns and grows when you touch the screen.Can be modified to change the colour, speed, size and timeout of the spawning cells.Loosely based on the simple, fun yet educational Conway's rules of life.*Larger zoom and slower speed more effective on slower phones.
It’s rare we review a living wallpaper. Because such things are usually quite a personal affair, it’s tricky to declare one wallpaper better than an other. Some people like flickering lights, live weather animations, lava orbs and Matrix-style ‘rain’ while other people just like pictures of big guns. However, sometimes living wallpapers come along that just demand notice, and Fresh Leaves is one of them.
Learn how to implement a settings screen for your living wallpaper service for Android, and read a handy trick for debugging living wallpapers in the Eclipse IDE.
Last week we laid out the foundation for creating a live wallpaper on an Android phone. While the application architecture is a bit different from the projects we normally tackle in this blog, once the basics are there, things begin to fall into place.
In this tutorial, I explain how to implement a settings screen for your wallpaper service, and share a handy trick for debugging live wallpapers in the Eclipse IDE. The finished project file can be downloaded here. The archive contains everything that was in last week’s download as well as the new/modified files.
1. We will be modifying the project from part one of this tutorial, so rather than creating a new project in Eclipse add the project from last week back into a workspace and prepare to pick up where we left off.
2. Open the AndroidManifest.xml file from your /res folder. Just under the <service> tag we previously defined and inside the <application> tag a new activity gets included. This represents our preferences screen.
A Live Wallpaper that really is alive!
To open from home screen: Menu -> Wallpaper -> Live Wallpaper -> Living Wallpaper.A Live Wallpaper that really is alive! Get mesmerized as the life spawns and grows when you touch the screen.Can be modified to change the colour, speed, size and timeout of the spawning cells.Loosely based on the simple, fun yet educational Conway's rules of life.*Larger zoom and slower speed more effective on slower phones.
It’s rare we review a living wallpaper. Because such things are usually quite a personal affair, it’s tricky to declare one wallpaper better than an other. Some people like flickering lights, live weather animations, lava orbs and Matrix-style ‘rain’ while other people just like pictures of big guns. However, sometimes living wallpapers come along that just demand notice, and Fresh Leaves is one of them.
Learn how to implement a settings screen for your living wallpaper service for Android, and read a handy trick for debugging living wallpapers in the Eclipse IDE.
Last week we laid out the foundation for creating a live wallpaper on an Android phone. While the application architecture is a bit different from the projects we normally tackle in this blog, once the basics are there, things begin to fall into place.
In this tutorial, I explain how to implement a settings screen for your wallpaper service, and share a handy trick for debugging live wallpapers in the Eclipse IDE. The finished project file can be downloaded here. The archive contains everything that was in last week’s download as well as the new/modified files.
1. We will be modifying the project from part one of this tutorial, so rather than creating a new project in Eclipse add the project from last week back into a workspace and prepare to pick up where we left off.
2. Open the AndroidManifest.xml file from your /res folder. Just under the <service> tag we previously defined and inside the <application> tag a new activity gets included. This represents our preferences screen.
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
Android Living Wallpaper
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