CircleMod-UI (by Semati) - Android Homescreen Tutorial

Published: 14 August 2013
on channel: mycolorscreen
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Like something from Sci-Fi movie, this amazing Android homescreen setup titled CircleMod-UI by the famous Semati is a breeze to setup and has a mind blowing design. It's rich blues give it an almost 3D effect, but don't let the looks fool you, this screen is also very functional. It comes with a clean-looking clock, jump-to shortcuts, an impressive weather setup, and a unique battery circle in the center. This video tutorial will help you recreate this amazing homescreen.

CircleMod-UI on MyColorScreen: http://mycolorscreen.com/2013/08/12/c...

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✖ Part 1: Before you begin

These are the apps you will need:
UCCW:http://bit.ly/10BIOnI
Nova Launcher (Free or Prime, but Apex and Holo can also be used): http://bit.ly/WlA6U1


Required for homescreen setup:
Resources: http://bit.ly/14GXbtt
PSD: https://www.dropbox.com/s/56ifkdz8aut...

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✖ Part 2: Nova Settings:

Desktop:
Desktop Grid: 5x4 (or whatever suits you best, as shown in the video)
Width Margin: None
Height Margin: None
Disable: Shadows, Label Icons, Notification Bar
Homesceens: 1

Advanced:
Enable: Widget Overlap

Dock:
Enable Dock: Disabled

Gestures and Buttons:
Apply if needed, as there's no physical app drawer icon so you can either use the Home button or a finger gesture as shown in the video.

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✖ Part 3: Wallpaper Setup

1. Hold down on the homescreen - Wallpaper.
2. Select your preferred gallery app, then select the wallpaper that is more or less the resolution of your phone.
3. Use the app Wallpaper Wizardrii for a better wallpaper in case the ones provided don't fit well.
4. If using Wallpaper Wizardrii, select Set - No Scroll - Stretch Portrait or Crop Portrait - Done.

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✖ Part 4: UCCW

To add the skins:

Hold down on the homescreen - New Widget - UCCW - any size.
In the main menu after tapping the widget, select "uzip", now just find where you pasted the folder and look for the skin you want to add.
After it appears on your homesreen, resize it to the way it looks in the video.
Add all the .uzips provided.
Hold down on the skin, then tap the skin, this will allow for complete resizing and moving of the skin.
You might have to re-position the skin's objects, see the link below for more info on moving objects as well as general UCCW tips.

UCCW Tutorials: http://bit.ly/Sq9Euf

Turn Hotspots mode ON to prevent opening the editor each time.

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