[GUIDE]How to Create your own theme for android apps[GUIDE] - Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps

Android App Theming Guide(Self)​
This is my guide on how to create themes for Android Apps.
First lets start with desktop preparation.
Tools you need
Decompiling tool : apktool
Image Editor : Adobe Photoshop(paid) or Photoscape(Free)
IDE : Notepad++ (one of the best code reading tool)
Tools and SDK : Android SDK with any API(API-10 if you want to theme only for SGY)
1.Download apktool and extract the files in windows root directory (windows) or add the directory where aptool files are in to PATH
2.Navigate to directory where the apk file is using cmd and type
Code:
apktool -v d filename.apk destinationdir
4.Now you have the folder with all the xml files and images which are now in human readable format.

Reserved
Image files​
First, Lets start with editing the image files..
Before that android uses png image files mostly as this format contains transparency and alpha stored in image and it is light.
The two most used image files are .png and .9.png.
The file .png can be edited by the photo editor i have posted but the .9.png requires a seperate care.
For editing .9.png first you have to use normal photo editor to edit the image and then drag the resulting png image into the draw9patch file in sdkdirectory/tools.
So What is this .9.png????
Unlike normal png files this .9.png files contain information for expansion of the image according to the content inside.
With the draw9patch draw black borders to the edges what you feel that has to be expanded.
This is how the draw9patcher screen looks like
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

XML Files ​
Now the second part is the xml files..
These are present in res folder.
Android uses xml files for the user interface part of the app and Java for the logic.XML files are the very important files used by an Android App.
XML files are for Layout,Manifest values..etc
We are not going to tamper with these xml files a lot.
The basic operations using XML files are editing the layout and animations or drawables etc.Also Xml editing is used to change string values in APP.
You can also add additional image to android apps.This can be exactly done by,
Choose the required image and put it in /res/drawable folder.
Now open the folder values inside res and open public.xml using Notepad++ and go to the last line of type drawable (incase of image) or any other depending on resource and create a new line like
HTML:
<public type="drawable" name="imagename" id="" />
In the place of id put the id of your previos line incremented by 1.It is in HEX so for example if my previous line ID is 0x750395f then the id for this line will be 0x7503960
SMALI FILES
smali files are present in the folder src.This is somwhat tricky part as these are dalvik-bytecodes which are of low level language and are similar to the java files you write.These are the files you have to modify in order to change the app permissions or if you want to mod the app by customising features and adding additional features.You can find more information of smali here
Tip:If you find smali difficult just write your code in java and build it.After that decompile the resulting apk and take the smali code from it...
Now once you are ready with all just build app by
Code:
apktool b WorkingFolderName appname.apk
Pls dont forget to sign your app
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Is there a more simpler way of creating themes? Like using drag and drop method? Can someone provide a link?

nice, will try it on my phone but it is s6312
hope that it works

So, if I want to change my stock ROM pop up look like ICS, I must edit 9.png ?

metalhead\m/ said:
nice, will try it on my phone but it is s6312
hope that it works
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Basic Framework Edits

this is a very basic guide to change colors and maybe icons if you've suitable icons..
I don't know anything about signing apks and stuffs but I did the following steps and it worked for me...
THINGS YOU'LL NEED :
7zip
Any Imaging Software that can handle PNG files(I use PHOTOSHOP)
FRAMEWORK-RES.APK file
STEPS :
Right Click on your framework-res.apk
Click 7-zip->Open Archive
go to res folder
Extract drawable-mdpi anywhere on your pc
edit the files you want with your imaging software and save them
now drag the modified files to the drawable-mdpi folder in the zip file
Open the drawable-mdpi folder in your zip file
select the modified files, hold and drag to the zip archive and leave it
it will ask you to add the files or not
just click yes
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Close the file
Push your framework into your phone
(I use Xrecovery mode for pushing it, cuz its safe)
Code:
[B]busybox cp /sdcard/framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk[/B]
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IMPORTANT TIPS
if you're upto modifying colors than you may notice that some files have extension .9.png they need special way to edit (actually not so special lol)
just open them in your imaging program
you'll notice few black dots and black border
something like this
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
keep those black things as they are, and mess around with the other colors
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for now I've just tested this with colors and few icons and it works
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if anyone needs this framework (I changed the green color to orange, changed the lock symbol to stock it was too small and colored some of the network indicators from white to green lol)
FRAMEWORK-RES.APK.7z
Good. i tried to change the xml files. but the process needed me to use apktool to decompile the framework-res.apk.
when i used original framework-res-apk, it decompiled successfully, but when I used gingerbread framework-res.apk by pulpoff, errors about the .9.pngs occur.
propc said:
Good. i tried to change the xml files. but the process needed me to use apktool to decompile the framework-res.apk.
when i used original framework-res-apk, it decompiled successfully, but when I used gingerbread framework-res.apk by pulpoff, errors about the .9.pngs occur.
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xml is just too advance for me lol
yes for editing xml files it needs to be decompiled....
maybe you need to edit 9.png files the way I did
why dont you give it a try
Thx
I searched for a TuT
Now i can give my cellphone my own looking
A question can i replace icons white icons form a X10 theme or so?
KINGMANI said:
Thx
I searched for a TuT
Now i can give my cellphone my own looking
A question can i replace icons white icons form a X10 theme or so?
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yeah.. i used gingerbread theme's icons and they worked however you can only replace those which have the exact same name you know not everything is possible lol
nice work. can you explain how to change battery icon, i want it show percent, like 58% in front of the icon. i think that's what people need most
I see now, that in framework 'res' folder, in 'drawable-land-mdpi', we have stock layouts of Lock Screen (i mean, stock bar for unlock move and sound).
How can I set it to default? I don't like that SE original LockScreen theme...
Find all the icons named as SEMC_slidingtab and replace them the way you want
mercury_beta said:
nice work. can you explain how to change battery icon, i want it show percent, like 58% in front of the icon. i think that's what people need most
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Most people use widgets for that.. lol
please follow the tutorial
how change icons
mislatero said:
please follow the tutorial
how change icons
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use desktop visualizer for that.. its available for free in market

[GUIDE] Re-Sizing .9.PNGs using Draw9Patch and xUltimate 9PatchCompiler

Hello Guys,
I was just getting bored so decided to share some of my knowledge regarding compiling and editing .9.PNGs using draw9patch tool from Android SDK and xUltimate 9PatchCompiler. This is based on what I learnt when I created my Ice Cream Sandwich Theme.. This is not for N00BS. It's just for people who are willing to learn new things.. There are easy methods to do this but I like this one.
I am not responsible for any damages caused due to following this guide.
WHAT YOU NEED -
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1. The Android SDK ( It contains Draw9Patch Tool ) (requires JDK for installation)
2. xUltimate 9PatchCompiler
3. Photoshop/GIMP (For Resize)
4. APK Manager (For Decompiling APKs)
5. Common Sense
6. Lots of Patience and some experience in de-compiling APKs
HOW TO -
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1. De-compile the APK whose .9.PNG you want to re-size using APK Manager (you need to decompile as you need Raw APK for resize otherwise it will look weird). Browse to that decompiled .9.PNG. You will notice Black LINES/DOTS are in border of that .9.PNG (see the example Pic Below)
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
2. Now carefully observe these lines and remember how it looks. You need to remember the pattern on how these lines are drawn. Every Line/Dot is important and if you fail to realize you will end up with an error during last few steps.
3. Suppose you need to re-size the APK to a x b px resolution then open up Photoshop/GIMP or any editor and re-size the image to a+2 x b+2 px resolution.
4. You will notice some Lines/Dots will disappear. It's all fine.
5. Now browse to directory where you have installed Android SDK and go to TOOLS folder in it and fire up the file named draw9patch, when you are done it will open like image below.
6. Now go to File and click Open 9Patch and then open the .9.PNG you just resized to a+2 x b+2 px , it will look something like
7. Now construct the missing lines on basis on the pattern you memorized before re-sizing image. Be careful, and draw cautiously. To draw you just need to drag mouse while left-clicking. You can delete lines by pressing shift button and and left clicking and dragging.
8. When done, go to file again and save the image.
9. Go to directory where you image was there and copy it.
10. Navigate to directory where you have extracted 9Patch Compiler ZIP and paste the .9.PNG to GO-INSIDE/res/drawable-mdpi.
11. Go back to main folder and click xUltimate-COMPILER this will generate a folder done in same directory if you have drawn lines properly.
12. Go to /done/GO-INSIDE/res/drawable-mdpi and you will find there is your .9.PNG compiled with no black Lines/Dots.
YOUR 9.PNG is ready for use.
reserved for something i forgot..
a good video for the 9.png is found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfrXE2R2nqM&feature=related
it´s a bit long with a lot of text, but it is worth to view and to get a good start with this guide.
A better example would be one a picture with a letter or a pattern in it, a uni color png is not very good for a graphical explanation for what the black lines are good for and what the effect will be.
No offense bro, just a tick to improve this topic.
cheers
qaysed
As much as I appreciate your work, but there's already a more detailed tutorial available here:
[TUTO] Create your 9.png !
you have done a good work friend but there are optimizer software's better and makes easy just suggestion
venkat kamesh said:
you have done a good work friend but there are optimizer software's better and makes easy just suggestion
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Yeah, I know.. Just in case somebody wanted to learn I made this coz I had to struggle a lot to learn this coz there werren't good tutorials..

[GUIDE][ICS]Use PNG Images as Notification Background for Stock / Stock Based ROM

Now here's tutorial on how to put any PNG image as notification pulldown background..
Here I'm using lidroid's modified SystemUI, should work on other stock based SystemUI
First you need to decompile your SystemUI.apk
Open res/values/drawable.xml with any good xml editor (here I'm using NP++)
Delete this line:
Code:
<item type="drawable" name="notification_tracking_bg">#xxxxxxxx</item>
the #xxxxxxxx value maybe vary in each ROM, just delete the whole line )
Save
Prepare your desired .png file, can be opaque or transparent, and can be in any size/dimension (the system will resize it to match the screen)
Rename it to notification_tracking_bg.png and put it in res/drawable-hdpi
Recompile your SystemUI.apk, push to your phone and you are.......
Done !!
The result will be looked like these :
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Remember to
ALWAYS MAKE BACKUP !!
before doing anything above..
I don't responsible of any negative things like bootloop, bricked device, burned SD card, you late to go to school, or the third world war caused by the guide above..
You have been warned !!
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Good luck..
iiandskater said:
Now here's tutorial on how to put any PNG image as notification pulldown background..
Here I'm using lidroid's modified SystemUI, should work on other stock based SystemUI
First you need to decompile your SystemUI.apk
Open res/values/drawable.xml with any good xml editor (here I'm using NP++)
Delete this line:
Code:
<item type="drawable" name="notification_tracking_bg">#xxxxxxxx</item>
the #xxxxxxxx value maybe vary in each ROM, just delete the whole line )
Save
Prepare your desired .png file, can be opaque or transparent, and can be in any size/dimension (the system will resize it to match the screen)
Rename it to notification_tracking_bg.png and put it in res/drawable-hdpi
Recompile your SystemUI.apk, push to your phone and you are.......
Done !!
The result will be looked like these :
Good luck..
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when i finished modifying and pushed the new systemui.apk to my phone, i lost my statusbar. which step i was wrong in ? i'm using JJ rom. Need your help to do this guide course im' very like this mod.
Jellybread v2 ROM systemUI.apk doesnt need to be modified, only change the background png, but thanks anyway
Oohhlala said:
when i finished modifying and pushed the new systemui.apk to my phone, i lost my statusbar. which step i was wrong in ? i'm using JJ rom. Need your help to do this guide course im' very like this mod.
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Did you just recompile and push? Or did you do something between those?
Ticklefish said:
Did you just recompile and push? Or did you do something between those?
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recompile then using winrar to extract .arsc file and add it back to recompiled apk with " store" option, copied to sdcard and using rootexplorer to move to system/app, reboot and lost the statusbar
Oohhlala said:
recompile then using winrar to extract .arsc file and add it back to recompiled apk with " store" option, copied to sdcard and using rootexplorer to move to system/app, reboot and lost the statusbar
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You need to make sure the new apk is signed. Easiest way of doing this is copy the META-INF folder from the original into the new one.
Android won't run unsigned apps, you see.
Ticklefish said:
You need to make sure the new apk is signed. Easiest way of doing this is copy the META-INF folder from the original into the new one.
Android won't run unsigned apps, you see.
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use winrar to add META folder ? which option of " compression method " have to chose ? " store " is right ?
when i dit it again, after modified i tried to compile but i had got this error ? can you tell me what wrong with me ? thanks
I'm able to do everything right up to recompile I always come up with an error could somebody help
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[TOOL][HOW TO] Customize ANY rom before loading

I am sharing a tool that I have been using for years to customize roms, because I am heavy modder.
With this I can download multiple roms and cherry pick the feature I want and get rid of the ones I do not want. Its like Aroma on steroids
You are in complete control of the look and feel from the first boot, provided you know what you are doing.
You can also use this tool to mod multiple roms or same the rom with different feature/themes.
How does it work:
You must have a Windows 2000 or later.
Download and install 7zip. If you are using a Windows x64. Download the x64 version of 7zip.
Download the zip file buildrom-template.7z and unzip it anywhere on your PC.
Place the full filename (e.g. system\app\PDF_Viewer_F_A.apk) or directory (e.g. system\media\oobe\video) for the files/app/wigdets you want to delete in a text file (in this template this is delete-rom-1files.txt and/or delete-rom-2files.txt). If change the filename you will need to change it in the corresponding batch file. In this template, it is customise-rom-1.bat or customise-rom-2.bat
Add the files/apps/mods/wall papers/fonts/ring tones (whatever) to their correct file location (directory) in the include directory. E.g. If you had an inverted gmail.apk app, you could put it in the include\data\app\ directory.
Drag and drop the rom zip file on the batch file that will start the customization (in the template this is customise-rom-1.bat or customise-rom-2.bat)
Your are done unless you want to theme the rom.
To theme the rom look into the themes directory. This should be straight forward. I left the files I used to theme Sense 5 as an example.
[*] The apk/app to be themed are placed in the apk-to-be-themed.txt. Look in the file for examples [Edit: 4/23/213]
Drag and drop the customized rom on the themer.cmd batch file after you have all the icons and layout changes in place.
Happy modding!
Files
buildrom-template.7z
Mine...
yardi4life said:
I am sharing a tool that I have been using for years to customize roms, because I am heavy modder.
With this I can download multiple roms and cherry pick the feature I want and get rid of the ones I do not want. Its like Aroma on steroids
You are in complete control of the look and feel from the first boot, provided you know what you are doing.
You can also use this tool to mod multiple roms or same the rom with different feature/themes.
How does it work:
You must have a Windows 2000 or later.
Download and install 7zip. If you are using a Windows x64. Download the x64 version of 7zip.
Download the zip file buildrom-template.7z and unzip it anywhere on your PC.
Place the full filename (e.g. system\app\PDF_Viewer_F_A.apk) or directory (e.g. system\media\oobe\video) for the files/app/wigdets you want to delete in a text file (in this template this is delete-rom-1files.txt and/or delete-rom-2files.txt). If change the filename you will need to change it in the corresponding batch file. In this template, it is customise-rom-1.bat or customise-rom-2.bat
Add the files/apps/mods/wall papers/fonts/ring tones (whatever) to their correct file location (directory) in the include directory.
Drag and drop the rom zip file on the batch file that will start the customization (in the template this is customise-rom-1.bat or customise-rom-2.bat)
Your are done unless you want to theme the rom.
To theme the rom look into the themes directory. This should be straight forward. I left the files I used to theme Sense 5 as an example.
Drag and drop the customized rom on the themer.cmd batch file after you have all the icons and layout changes in place.
Happy modding!
Files
buildrom-template.7z
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could you explain a littlle bit more about the theming part? i ll have to change all icons and layout changes in the rom and then add the .zip to file to the batch file?
galaxys3lover said:
could you explain a littlle bit more about the theming part? i ll have to change all icons and layout changes in the rom and then add the .zip to file to the batch file?
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If you look at the themes folder in the template if should make for sense.
You need to create the folder/directory structure exactly like it is in the apk you themeing (See the picture below).
Then you place the pictures or modified xml files in the correct folder.
When you drag and drop the rom zip on the themer.cmd batch file, files in the rom zip will be updated with the changes from the folders.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}

[APP] Qmg2Png Tool

Qmg2Png Tool is a simple app I made to easily convert QMG resources to PNG format for easy theming. This is just a simple wrapper tool that uses the Touchwiz Roms builtin image loader to load qmg resources and then saving them back as png images. So it means that it will only work on Touchwiz 4.4.4 and above like the Note 4.
I came up with the tool when I was porting the Sprint Note 3 4.4.4 update on my N9005 and I needed to test some ported apps from Note 4. I thought if the ROM can read qmg resources, perhaps it can save them also to a different format to ease the theming process.
So just download the app, install, and pick an apk from sdcard and the app will extract the qmg resources and convert them to png format and saving them in the QMg2Png folder in the sdcard. The output folder retains the folder structure of the extracted apk.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Note: Use at your own risk and no guarantees that it will function as intended on your device.
@xperiacle
great as always my dear friend
soloilmeglio said:
@xperiacle
great as always my dear friend
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Welcome back my Friend. I am sure a lot of Note users are waiting for X-Note Rom for Note 4.
@xperiacle - The name is enough nothing to say more.
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@xperiacle - The name is enough nothing to say more.
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I am deeply flattered specially such nice words coming from you, Sir. I thank you for being a great model for all of us here in xda. The Note community won't be the same without you. :good:
@xperiacle as usual, you're simply the best.
xperiacle said:
Qmg2Png Tool is a simple app I made to easily convert QMG resources to PNG format for easy theming. This is just a simple wrapper tool that uses the Touchwiz Roms builtin image loader to load qmg resources and then saving them back as png images. So it means that it will only work on Touchwiz 4.4.4 and above like the Note 4.
I came up with the tool when I was porting the Sprint Note 3 4.4.4 update on my N9005 and I needed to test some ported apps from Note 4. I thought if the ROM can read qmg resources, perhaps it can save them also to a different format to ease the theming process.
So just download the app, install, and pick an apk from sdcard and the app will extract the qmg resources and convert them to png format and saving them in the QMg2Png folder in the sdcard. The output folder retains the folder structure of the extracted apk.
Note: Use at your own risk and no guarantees that it will function as intended on your device.
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omg this is amazing. thank you
As always @xperiacle u doing so great work thanks
Be a good person, But don't try to prove.
What can I say, we have some of the best minds here at XDA., Thank you, this will really help our themers.,
After I convert and change all icon I want. Do I have to convert back qmg? How can I load my icon back systemui?
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awesome work :good::good::good:
:highfive::highfive::highfive:
success convert
thanks @xperiacle
awesome
awesome developer...... great job...thank´s for sharing Xperiacle...u´r a great guy.
Sweet. Awesome work as always @xperiacle. Simplest convertor yet :good:
I got the files converted and ready to go but cant figure out how to push them to the Systemui.apk. Can someone help?
jrdejavux said:
I got the files converted and ready to go but cant figure out how to push them to the Systemui.apk. Can someone help?
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decompile your apk delete the qmg you have converted to png and paste the png
And recompile
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ANOUAR.SAM said:
decompile your apk delete the qmg you have converted to png and paste the png
And recompile
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............ and don't forget to re-sign the file, else it won't work
I use ZipSigner on my phone (easy), but there is also Apk Mutltitool and obviously you can sign with the sdk itself
kashortiexda said:
............ and don't forget to re-sign the file, else it won't work
I use ZipSigner on my phone (easy), but there is also Apk Mutltitool and obviously you can sign with the sdk itself
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Resigning an apk may create problems since the random signature will not match the signatures in the rom itself.
There are a couple ways around this:
- I use apktool manually from a commandline so I copy stock androidmanifest.xml and meta-inf folder back into the recompiled file. This gives the file the same exact signature as the rest of the rom. It may be an old-school method but it's never failed me yet.
- Use a tool that pulls and reinserts these items for you automatically on recompile. (I think Multi-tool utility you quoted above is one that does this too)
@xperiacle,
Convert gets stuck on larger files. Like secsetting.apk file.
Which having many qmg files.
Is it bug or just i am having this problem.
Gotta be You!:fingers-crossed:
phenomenal as always
Greetings mate

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