Pixel Experience Substratum theme LG G7, V30, G6

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Get ready to experience the Pixel. Pixel Experience is a clean light theme with all kinds of excellent features where as the user you get to choose your own experience. Want center or left clock? No problem we can do that (V30 & G6). No root is required! You will however need access to a computer to get started. This is the first and only theme for the LG V30, G6 & G7 running Oreo only!!! Nougat is not supported!!!

Wallpapers used in screenshots available via Google Wallpapers app!

***This is a Substratum Theme*** If you are not familiar with how substratum works please take the time to google it. There are many tutorials and videos explaining how this theme system works. You will also need to use the Andromeda app and desktop client for initial application. Again there are simple tutorials on this. Both are incredibly simple but please take a few moments to take a look if you're not sure about them.

I've included the ability to keep and maintain adaptive icons for your stock launcher and some apps have an option to choose a custom adaptive icon. I'll add more later and only did a few that bugged me like the ugly lg settings icon. For these to change sometimes you have to go into the settings app and change the adaptive shape and then they will take affect. That's just how the lg home launcher works.

Now for the important part. Applying the overlays.

First I recommend disabling any lg themes applied and reverting back to stock theme. The two can coexist but it's not advised and if you have an LG theme applied and then apply any substratum mods, and then just go back into the LG theme chooser app it can disable all substratum mods and reapply your LG theme again which is a bit of a pain.

I found that the "build and apply" option doesn't always work well with LG. It can cause substratum to freeze on occasion, and can break connectivity with Andromeda as well. It doesn't happen every time but I found through extensive testing the best way is to use "build and update" even if it is your first time installing the overlay. It just works better and faster most of the time. Then once all the overlay's are build go back and select them again and select "enable". I found 9 times out of 10 this is the best way to apply them and I experienced fewer issues. Do this from the "Themes" tab. The "Manager" tab really wasn't needed and caused me the most headaches.

When applying the "Android" overlay a reboot will be required for everything to take full effect. Keep in mind rebooting also kills Andromeda so you'll have to reconnect to it if you want to apply anything else.