ok things have changed again so I thought I'd start a new thread.

Please Read Through the Thread Before Asking a Question, Yes it's time consuming but so is answering the same questions over and over

if any image name/location is incorrect please let the community know

I'll start with the status bar images:

SpringBoard and Lock Screen

replace Black in the image name with WhiteOnBlackEtch

In Apps

replace Silver with ColorOnGrayShadow

In the notifications center

these are similar to the SpringBoard and Lock Screen images but instead of being etched they have a drop shadow and need 1 pixel padding either side of the image for none retina and 2 pixels for retina images

name them the same as the SpringBoard and Lock Screen images just with WhiteOnBlackShadow instead of WhiteOnBlackEtch.

Silver_Base, Black_Base and Translucent_Base have remained the same

Edit: I'm adding this because it makes it clearer what I meant

dsg wrote:In Application statusbar

Silver_Base.png = 5 x 20 px
Silver_Base@2x.png = 10 x 40 px

Lockscreen and SpringBoard statusbar

Black_Base.png = 5 x 20 px
Black_Base@2x.png = 10 x 40 px

used in some Applications e.g. the photos app

Translucent_Base.png = 5 x 20 px
Translucent_Base@2x.png = 10 x 40 px

they go in:

Your.theme/UIImages

or

Your.theme/Bundles/com.apple.UIKit

In app StatusBar Sync

UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncGray.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncGray.23.png = 17 x 17 px
UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncGray@2x.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncGray@2x.23.png = 34 x 34 px

SpringBoard and Lock Screen Sync

UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhite.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhite.23.png = 17 x 17 px
UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhite@2x.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhite@2x.23.png = 34 x 34 px

Notifications Sync

UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhiteShadowed.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhiteShadowed.23.png = 17 x 17 px
UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhiteShadowed@2x.0.png through to UIActivityIndicatorViewStyleSyncWhiteShadowed@2x.23.png = 34 x 34 px

all the above from 'SpringBoard and Lock Screen' go in: Your.theme/UIImages or Your.theme/Bundles/com.apple.UIKit.


Icon changes

phone icon

icon~iphone.png
icon@2x~iphone.png

Bundle Id = com.apple.mobilephone

Mail Icon

Icon.png = 59 x 60 px (it has to be this size or it will not work for SD iDevices)
Icon@2x.png

Bundle Id = com.apple.mobilemail

Music icon

icon.png
icon@2x.png

Bundle Id = com.apple.mobileipod

Videos icon

icon.png
icon@2x.png

Bundle id = com.apple.videos

Reminders icon

icon.png
icon@2x.png

Bundle id = com.apple.reminders

Newsstand icon

the newsstand icon is different to standard icons because it has two parts a background and a border;

NewsstandIconBackground~iphone.png = 57 x 57 px
NewsstandIconBackground@2x~iphone.png = 114 x 114 px

NewsstandIconBorder~iphone.png = 57 x 57 px
NewsstandIconBorder@2x~iphone.png = 114 x 114 px

Bundle id = com.apple.springboard

cpbitmap cached images

Edit: this below only works for manually theming of the SpringBoard:{it now works with WinterBoard}

Edit: to replace certain images on the SpringBoard you need to delete the .cptbitmap images and respring (you need to delete these if you change any of the .png images that have same image title) there found in:

/private/var/mobile/Library/Caches/com.apple.springboard.sharedimagecache/Persistent

FolderIconBG.cpbitmap
MCNext_p.cpbitmap
MCNext.cpbitmap
MCPause_p.cpbitmap
MCPause.cpbitmap
MCPlay_p.cpbitmap
MCPlay.cpbitmap
MCPrev_p.cpbitmap
MCPrev.cpbitmap
MuteOffButton.cpbitmap
MuteOnButton.cpbitmap
NewsstandIconBackground.cpbitmap
NewsstandIconBorder.cpbitmap
RotationLockButton.cpbitmap
RotationUnlockButton.cpbitmap
SBDockBG.png.cpbitmap
SwitcherAirPlayNowPlayingButton.cpbitmap
SwitcherAirPlayNowPlayingButtonOn.cpbitmap
SwitcherAirPlayNowPlayingButtonOnPressed.cpbitmap
SwitcherAirPlayNowPlayingButtonPressed.cpbitmap
SwitcherIconShadow.cpbitmap
SwitcherVolumeIcon.cpbitmap
WallpaperIconDockShadow.cpbitmap
WallpaperIconShadow.cpbitmap


Notifications Background

BulletinListLinen.png = 480 x 480 px
BulletinListLinen@2x.png = 960 x 960 px

goes in:

Winterboard

Your.theme/Bundles/com.apple.springboard

Manually

/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app

delete the:

com.apple.SpringBoard.notificationCenterLinen

from:

/private/var/mobile/Library/Caches

and respring


Edit: App Overlay, Shadow and Mask

just add ~iphone to the image names e.g.

AppIconMask.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconMask@2x.png = 118 x 120 px
AppIconOverlay.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconOverlay@2x.png = 118 x 120 px
AppIconShadow.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconShadow@2x.png= 118 x 120 px

so they become

AppIconMask~iphone.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconMask@2x~iphone.png= 118 x 120 px
AppIconOverlay~iphone.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconOverlay@2x~iphone.png = 118 x 120 px
AppIconShadow~iphone.png = 59 x 60 px
AppIconShadow@2x~iphone.png = 118 x 120 px

Edit: they go in:

Manually

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileIcons.framework

Winterboard

Your.theme/Bundles/com.apple.mobileicons.framework

Remove Your Lockscreen Clock and Date

Edit: Lockscreen Clock Hide now works on iOS 5 so this below isn't needed

first download the blank LockClock.ttf and put it in:

/System/Library/Fonts/Cache (back up the original!)

Edit: you can remove the clock with out the font, edit the DateFormats.plist, you need to edit this part. Change it from this:

<key>UINoAMPMTimeFormat</key>
<string>HH:mm</string>

to this

<key>UINoAMPMTimeFormat</key>
<string> </string>

Edit: I've found its best to edit the DateFormats.plist with iFile than to replace it

It's located in:

/private/var/mobile/library/cahces (back up the original!)

you need to edit this part. Change it from this:

<key>UIWeekdayNoYearDateFormat</key>
<string>EEEE d MMMM</string>

to this:

<key>UIWeekdayNoYearDateFormat</key>
<string> </string>


put a blank:

BarLCD~iphone.png = 1 x 96 px (right click and save linked file as...)
BarLCD@2x~iphone.png = 1 x 192 px (right click and save linked file as...)

in

/Your.theme/Bundles/com.apple.TelephonyUI

if WinterBoard doesn't theme this for you put it in:

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/TelephonyUI.framework (back up the original!)

Carrier

this might help you change your carrier, if your on a retina iDevice

sweet..good find @dsg :thumbsup:

thanks

What's the bundle for Reminders.app?

Its called com.apple.reminders

dsg have you figured out how to hide the icon labels and to edit the info.plist on the calendar

Sorry no

Edit: I must admit I haven't tried

im still trying to figured this out

my icon labels are hidden..i havnt touched the .plist file from grounded so maybe you could fetch it from the releases and take a look..

here's a pic

revolutionx wrote:dsg have you figured out how to hide the icon labels and to edit the info.plist on the calendar

MistaJackson wrote:my icon labels are hidden..i havnt touched the .plist file from grounded so maybe you could fetch it from the releases and take a look..

here's a pic

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/2575/img0696p.png

revolutionx wrote:dsg have you figured out how to hide the icon labels and to edit the info.plist on the calendar

Did you do anything to theme the badge and dock? I have them on in Winterboard but they've not cahnged :S

@MistaJackson thats caused by Winterfix 1.0 with 1.1 the lables get restored and you end up having the original issue

i added the dock but the badge is from the theme..and i followed dsg's advice to delete some files in a main directory..cant remember off hand now..

llinxx wrote:

MistaJackson wrote:my icon labels are hidden..i havnt touched the .plist file from grounded so maybe you could fetch it from the releases and take a look..

here's a pic

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/2575/img0696p.png

revolutionx wrote:dsg have you figured out how to hide the icon labels and to edit the info.plist on the calendar

Did you do anything to theme the badge and dock? I have them on in Winterboard but they've not cahnged :S

MistaJackson wrote:i added the dock but the badge is from the theme..and i followed dsg's advice to delete some files in a main directory..cant remember off hand now..

llinxx wrote:

MistaJackson wrote:my icon labels are hidden..i havnt touched the .plist file from grounded so maybe you could fetch it from the releases and take a look..

here's a pic

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/2575/img0696p.png

Did you do anything to theme the badge and dock? I have them on in Winterboard but they've not cahnged :S

Alright thanks man.
@dsg Which files will I have to delete?

I put an edit in the first post that covers the location of the files that need deleting, as to the files you need to delete it depend on which image your changing :thumbsup:

So I went to the persistent folder and there is no SBDockBG@2x~iphone.cptbitmap file, also there are no .cptbitmap files for the icon shadows etc. any ideas?

open activator then look again :-!

Edit: this isn't working for me either, I'll post back when I find ouut what to do :-! :thumbsup:

Edit2: it seems to be a Winterboard issue as I've managed to theme them manually

Anybody already figured out how to replace the original carrier logo ? As I saw I wouldn't work anymore like in iOS4 :/

hyper wrote:Anybody already figured out how to replace the original carrier logo ? As I saw I wouldn't work anymore like in iOS4 :/

you have to do it manually go to system/library/carrier bundles/iPhone and find you carrier folder then replace back up first the original ones

Have the files changed for the lockscreen?

Axon wrote:Have the files changed for the lockscreen?

yes from @2x to @2x~iphone oh and try theme manually cause winterboad still not working for that

By that, what do you mean?
How do I theme manually?

hyper wrote:Anybody already figured out how to replace the original carrier logo ? As I saw I wouldn't work anymore like in iOS4 :/

head to /private/var/mobile/Library/Carrier Bundle.bundle open the info.plist find the CFBundleIdentifier and copy whats in the string, make a folder in /Your.theme/Bundles and name it what you copied from the string. while your in that folder take a note of the images, they are for carrier images make them an pu them in your new folder

Edit:

Axon wrote:By that, what do you mean?
How do I theme manually?

to theme manually he/she means to head to the folder on your iDevice and replace the original Images. if you do this I recommend backing up the images your going to replace. to theme the Lock creen the original images are located here:

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/TelephonyUI.framework

@dsg What are the locations of the shadow icons, dock icons and badge icons?

/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app

Relocated SMS chat bubble images? Also, status bar images, like signal bar, wifi/3g/data, battery, and play.