[jarthurs1981]

Originally Posted by Bernie-Mac

Hey cant we all chill and help this guy get this app off the ground? I know this is something i have really wanted, im sure others have too, and since he's the only one that has come up with something like this so far i say we be a little nicer

Thats how I feel. I'm sick of people downgrading it. It just came out, it's not going to be perfect. But it's a great start. Leave it at that.

[Kyle Matthews]

Ya'll calm down na.

[HanHookie]

Originally Posted by poetic_folly

Ya'll calm down na.

hahahaha, i love it.

[HotStuff2]

So is this app still crashing/forcing restores, or what? Love the idea, but don't wanna FUBAR my 1.1.1 iPhone and have to restore it...

BTW, I just want the Springboard tweaks, not the SMBPrefs...any chance you could split them up into individual installs, so people can choose one or the other?

I've added the repo, and will install it just to get those...what the heck, worst case scenario is that I have to do a restore, right?

Just installed it...didn't screw up my 1.1.1 unlocked iPhone. Turned on the Battery Level option, but it still shows the battery icon, not a percentage? Ah, yes, had to restart Springboard manually (used SMBPrefs to do it), and now it shows. So you need to code that when that option (or any other like it) is done, when exiting, it restarts Springboard.

BTW, what does Cloaking and the other options do?

edit: Went into the SMBPrefs portion, didn't change anything, then exited. My Theme doesn't show the background anymore. Even when I go into the "real" SMBPrefs and choose it. Uninstalled the app, and I *still* don't get a background for any theme. Ah, got it...for some reason, this app turns the Wallpaper option off in SMBPrefs. Whew! Had me worried there...

[Reako]

Yaaaaaaawn. Still works fine on my end.

Reako

[eternal]

hey,
I have editted the files for those who don't want the summerboard settings and just want the springboard ones. Put the attached files in /Applications/Preferences.app and don't forget to backup the original settings-iphone.list and set the permissions of springboard.plist to 0755.
thanks

[techgirl]

Hey. This app screwed me up. Can you send me the original pref app and plist? Thanks

[n0m0n]

Can anyone tell me what these options are do and can be noticed?
Thanks

SpringBoard Preferences:

App Reveal
(not sure what this means or does)?

Cloaking
(again I tried it and did not notice anything change)?

Show GSNRSSI
(it changes the GSM signal strength from bars to the numeric value right)?

Show RSSI
(it changes the WiFi signal strength from bars to the numeric value right)?

Use New Dock (Not sure what this means or does)?

I did search to try to locate a doc but I was unable to.
Also thanks eternal for the SpringBoardPref options.
JW

[elite-fusion]

Does this work now? or is it still crashing, because i do love the idea, and id love to add it, but i dont wanna have to crash my iphone to restor everything because it would be a pain honestly lol please let me know if its working...

[n0m0n]

No one can tell me what these options are do?

SpringBoard Preferences:

App Reveal
(not sure what this means or does)?

Cloaking
(I did not notice anything change)?

Use New Dock (Not sure what this means or does)?

I did search to try to locate a doc but I was unable to fiond anything on this.

Also thanks eternal for the SpringBoardPref options.

[elay12]

SpringBoard Preferences:

App Reveal:
Turns on application hiding within the Springboard. DoubleTap the icon to hide, then doubletap the area again to reveal.

Cloaking:
Hides signal bars, edge and wifi icons, and i think carrier logo. The ones on the top left of the phone.

Use New Dock:
This changes the Dock to either iPod Touch Dock (with reflections) or iPhone Dock (regular)

Some of these requires to reboot the phone for activation.

I love using the app reveal. It gives me the effect i wanted to clean up my springboard but still have the icons in the place i wanted.

[Bernie-Mac]

So is this ok to use as long as we just use the springboard hack part and not the summerboard part?

[buangsampah2003]

Guys,
Don't argue with "Drunknbass", he did the program that you have used till now.
He knows what he is talking about the Hardcoded things in the SMBpref.
So, a little change to fix this hardcoded will fix the apps.
Thx.
buang

[n0m0n]

Originally Posted by elay12

SpringBoard Preferences:

App Reveal:
Turns on application hiding within the Springboard. DoubleTap the icon to hide, then doubletap the area again to reveal.

Cloaking:
Hides signal bars, edge and wifi icons, and i think carrier logo. The ones on the top left of the phone.

Use New Dock:
This changes the Dock to either iPod Touch Dock (with reflections) or iPhone Dock (regular)

Some of these requires to reboot the phone for activation.

I love using the app reveal. It gives me the effect i wanted to clean up my springboard but still have the icons in the place i wanted.

With App Reveal active or on and you tap to hide the app.
If you deactivate App Reveal will they remain hidden?
Will they reappear when you reactivate App Reveal and double tap them?
I hate to find that if hidden and deactivated the option does not remember and show apps.
Just was wondering before I possibly loose a few icons.

Love the effort with this app, and hope that all the negativity doesn't sway the author to not continue to make this a awesome hack.

Kinda reminders me of the early days in the world of PALM.
Thanks

[Eurisko]

Originally Posted by n0m0n

Can anyone tell me what these options are do and can be noticed?
Thanks

SpringBoard Preferences:

App Reveal
(not sure what this means or does)?

Cloaking
(again I tried it and did not notice anything change)?

Show GSNRSSI
(it changes the GSM signal strength from bars to the numeric value right)?

Show RSSI
(it changes the WiFi signal strength from bars to the numeric value right)?

Use New Dock (Not sure what this means or does)?

I did search to try to locate a doc but I was unable to.
Also thanks eternal for the SpringBoardPref options.
JW

App Reveal - simply turns the condition on or off. The actual function has to be placed in each individual App's .plist, basically what this does is allows your App to be invisible upon restart. Double-tapping on them makes them visible. Double-tapping again makes them invisible again. By default, the only apps with this function standard are Safari, YouTube and Itunes Store.

New Dock - makes the dock icons reflective or not reflective. Requires a restart.