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INTRODUCTION
this is a guide , with this, you can make your own flashable zips
DISCLAIMER
Code:
[SIZE="3"][CENTER]Please Follow The Instructions Carefully, Just In case Anything Goes Wrong, Please Don't Blame Me[/CENTER][/SIZE]
DOWNLOAD
BASE.zip
INSTRUCTIONS
Download the given BASE.zip
place it somewhere in your PC and extract it using any zip manager(Ex: WinRAR , 7zip etc)
you will find 3 folders
go inside system, and add whatever you want..
then repack the zip ,give whatever the name you want and flash using twrp:good:
HOWTO?
detailed guide/ instructions
like, how to add apps, boot animation, ringtones, fonts etc
ADDINGAPPS
go inside system folder
create a folder named "priv-app" (without quotes)
and now, create another folder (with the name of your app, without spaces) inside priv-app
and place the apk file inside the folder that you just created
the path of your apk should be like:
Code:
[CENTER]BASE\system\priv-app\PixelLauncher\PixelLauncher.apk[/CENTER]
BOOTANIMATION
go inside system folder
create a folder named "media" (without quotes)
and place the bootanimation.zip file inside the folder that you just created
the path of your apk should be like:
Code:
[CENTER]BASE\system\media\bootanimation.zip[/CENTER]
RINGTONES
go inside system folder
create a folder named "media" (without quotes)
inside media, create another folder "audio" (without quotes)
inside media, create another folder "ringtones" (without quotes)
and place the ringtone.ogg file inside the folder that you just created
the path of your apk should be like:
Code:
[CENTER]BASE\system\media\audio\ringtones\"yourfile".ogg[/CENTER]
CUSTOMFONTS
download any FULL font pack
and extract the font zip,
you till noticee font files
use the same procedure and coppy ALL font files to "fonts" folder inside system, and obtain path to be like
Code:
[CENTER]BASE\system\fonts\font files.ttf[/CENTER]
if you want to add some apps that can be uninstalled later,
you will find a folder named "data" ,inside the BASE.zip
inside that, there will be another folder named "app"
now, drop any apk here, if you want that apk to be uninstallable after the flash, that is
it should be like like
Code:
[CENTER]BASE\data\app\uninstallable_app.apk[/CENTER]
WARNING
DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING INSIDE META-INF FOLDER
IMPORTANT
:laugh::goodLAY ON AND PRESS THANKS :good::laugh:
Long time guys
#1
good to see you again.. welcomeback
the__wolverine said:
good to see you again.. welcomeback
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thank you, but i will not be here for too long though
Hi, I tried to flash new version of Miui Music app but it doesn't read my musics, permissions are ok. What's wrong with that?
squirrel27 said:
Hi, I tried to flash new version of Miui Music app but it doesn't read my musics, permissions are ok. What's wrong with that?
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i cannot help youwith the app specific problems, may be the app is missing libraries or odex files or permissions within etc folder..(which, by the way are somewhat pro things)
i can help you if you have any problem with flashing the zip or if you cant flash the zip, or if you want help in the procedure, or if your app is missing even after flashing the zip..
best adwise that im gonna give you is,
try and put your app inside data/app/miuimusicplayer.apk
it will work:good:
thilak devraj said:
i cannot help youwith the app specific problems, may be the app is missing libraries or odex files or permissions within etc folder..(which, by the way are somewhat pro things)
i can help you if you have any problem with flashing the zip or if you cant flash the zip, or if you want help in the procedure, or if your app is missing even after flashing the zip..
best adwise that im gonna give you is,
try and put your app inside data/app/miuimusicplayer.apk
it will work:good:
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I just dropped the same apk in data/app but this time it's not installed
squirrel27 said:
I just dropped the same apk in data/app but this time it's not installed
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are you sure the path was base.zip/data/app/music.apk ??(should work if this is the path)
or if you just created the data folder inside system??lol
btw, which rom are ou tryin this on??
Related
Ok has anyone managed to (successfully) change their battery icon on 2.2.1. I've tried various times but it always ends in boot loops or no battery indicator at all. They've mostly come from the UOT Kitchen, but I've no idea how to properly 'install' them as such.
Any ideas?
There is an app for sgs to change battery icon. Maybe that app can help you.
Joost
Sent from my GT540 using XDA App
sgs is hdpi it wont work
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
it will end up in your user folder, mine is Mark
get that apk and extract it using 7zip or other program
look in the folder drawable-mdpi folder and you will see towards the end a bunch of battery icons representing the amount of charge.
replace those files with those from another theme or rom.
once done then create a folder called res and put all extracted folders in there.
then put the res folder in a new folder called framework-res.
place framework-res (and this xml file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18706196/BattIcon.xml) in a zip called BattIcon
on your phone go to market and get metamorph.
copy the zip made earlier onto your sd card in a folder called AndroidThemes.
open metamorph and select unzip theme, unzip the file you added
then click select theme and choose the folder and tap the xml inside.
a popup will come just click ok then click apply all another popup will come just hit ok
it will apply and may ask to restart or it may do itself.
voila icon changed
same proccess used for theming
pashinator said:
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
it will end up in your user folder, mine is Mark
get that apk and extract it using 7zip or other program
look in the folder drawable-mdpi folder and you will see towards the end a bunch of battery icons representing the amount of charge.
replace those files with those from another theme or rom.
once done then create a folder called res and put all extracted folders in there.
then put the res folder in a new folder called framework-res.
place framework-res (and this xml file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18706196/BattIcon.xml) in a zip called BattIcon
on your phone go to market and get metamorph.
copy the zip made earlier onto your sd card in a folder called AndroidThemes.
open metamorph and select unzip theme, unzip the file you added
then click select theme and choose the folder and tap the xml inside.
a popup will come just click ok then click apply all another popup will come just hit ok
it will apply and may ask to restart or it may do itself.
voila icon changed
same proccess used for theming
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Thanks, I'll give it a try once I get to a computer, just one question, the stock battery icon goes down in 10%, would it make a difference if I then added a battery icon that moves in 1%?
pashinator said:
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
it will end up in your user folder, mine is Mark
get that apk and extract it using 7zip or other program
look in the folder drawable-mdpi folder and you will see towards the end a bunch of battery icons representing the amount of charge.
replace those files with those from another theme or rom.
once done then create a folder called res and put all extracted folders in there.
then put the res folder in a new folder called framework-res.
place framework-res (and this xml file http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18706196/BattIcon.xml) in a zip called BattIcon
on your phone go to market and get metamorph.
copy the zip made earlier onto your sd card in a folder called AndroidThemes.
open metamorph and select unzip theme, unzip the file you added
then click select theme and choose the folder and tap the xml inside.
a popup will come just click ok then click apply all another popup will come just hit ok
it will apply and may ask to restart or it may do itself.
voila icon changed
same proccess used for theming
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Also that link doesn't seem to work for me. This is what I get:
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EoinSheehy said:
Thanks, I'll give it a try once I get to a computer, just one question, the stock battery icon goes down in 10%, would it make a difference if I then added a battery icon that moves in 1%?
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Well it would probably make the battery icon flash when on screen. But what you can do is, say the battery icon is meant for 1% accuracy then you can use the more accurate icons and place them on the 10% blocks so you can see where your battery is more clearly. Does that make sense?
i have the Voicemail Icon on my Status bar ALL the time.
NO it's not a service provider issue. Nor anything else. it's just something i have to live with it (i live in Iraq,and trust me these things are normal here)
WHAT I NEED IS: is it possible to REMOVE the icon from the system so i can't see it on the status bar anymore????
If your rooted you could find the png file in framework-res.apk or systemUI.apk and replace it with a transparent image other than that i cant help sorry.
Yes Rooted. and Yes i want to use this method (either delete or make it fully transparent)
BUT: where can i find those? directory ???
omid_freesky said:
Yes Rooted. and Yes i want to use this method (either delete or make it fully transparent)
BUT: where can i find those? directory ???
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framework-res.apk is in system/framework
SystemUI.apk is in system/app
What rom are you on?
Custom or stock?
Take a screen shot with the icon ill see if can change it for you.
i use CriskeloRom V18 with Blue theme
and as you can see from the screen shot the voicemail is ALWAYS there.
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BTW, Thanks for your concern and kind help.
I have found the file its stat_notify_voicemail.png in framework-res.apk.
Can you copy your framework-res.apk from system/framework with a root file manager and upload it and ill replace the image for you.
If your not sure how to do this let me know and ill try to explain.
Ive modded the file to be transparent just needs injecting into your framwork
can you teach me how to replace the PNG inside the APK? so i can do it myself in the future.
Thanks again ( A LOT )
update:
the Framework-res.apk is over 10mb big and won't load (unless i zip it and send it in 2 parts) ... it'll be great if you tell me how to replace the png.
Sure i can we like a user who likes to learn
first you need winrar http://www.rarlab.com/
1. using a root file manager (this is a good free one http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=30417) copy your framewor-res.apk from system/framework to your internal or external SD Card
2. Copy it off the SD to your pc.
3. open the framework-res.apk on your pc with winrar
4. Navigate to drawable-hdpi
5. drag the modified stat_notify_voicemail.png i attached into drawable-hdpi leave all the options as they are and press ok.
4. copy the framework-res.apk bk to system/framework *you might get a force close or random reboot (dont worry its normal)
5. when phone has rebooted navigate to system/framework and change the permissions to as per my pic.
6.reboot
7.???
8. Profit
Hope that made sense!
Never will the voice mail icon annoy you again
My upload didnt work properly ive rar'd it up hopefully will work better this time
no matter what i do or use it won't let me edit (over write - replace - rename) the framework-res.apk file.
i replaced the png but can't replace the whole apk
PS: is there a way to permanently stop the Voice mail. (like uninstall the functionality from the phone)
You need to set your file system to writable, try this.
1. Download es file explorer from the market
2. In options tick root explorer
3. Tick mount file system as writable
4. Copy the file using es explorer
-possible reboot
5. go bk to system/framework in es explorer
6. long press the file - properties and change permissions to match my pic
6. reboot
hopefully that should sort it and you still get voicemail
ps. this shouldn't need saying but im gonna say it anyways, make sure you have a CWM recovery backup first just incase something goes wrong and you can restore
Can someone please tell me where MetaMorph stores it's files/images once it loads a theme/etc.?
I'm not talking about "/AndroidThemes",..I'm talking about where it stores everything once it unzips a theme or lock-ring or whatever...
I installed a battery zip a while back and now they battery image just shows up randomly every once in a while...I wanna remove it from the device comletely & don't know where to look...
thanks.
broad_st_bully said:
Can someone please tell me where MetaMorph stores it's files/images once it loads a theme/etc.?
I'm not talking about "/AndroidThemes",..I'm talking about where it stores everything once it unzips a theme or lock-ring or whatever...
I installed a battery zip a while back and now they battery image just shows up randomly every once in a while...I wanna remove it from the device comletely & don't know where to look...
thanks.
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I think you misunderstand how Metamorph acts. It actually changes permanently your patched system files to theme your apps. Depending on which part you are theming it patches different files.
polobunny said:
I think you misunderstand how Metamorph acts. It actually changes permanently your patched system files to theme your apps. Depending on which part you are theming it patches different files.
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ahh...I obviously did misunderstand....I figured there was a folder somewhere with all the files/images in it.
..I notice when I flash a new lock-ring, in my image gallery there's the lock-ring image and a "drawable-xhdpi" & "drawable-hdpi" images...that's what gave me the idea there was directory somewhere storing files...
is there a way to make the battery image I flashed a while back stop showing?
broad_st_bully said:
ahh...I obviously did misunderstand....I figured there was a folder somewhere with all the files/images in it.
..I notice when I flash a new lock-ring, in my image gallery there's the lock-ring image and a "drawable-xhdpi" & "drawable-hdpi" images...that's what gave me the idea there was directory somewhere storing files...
is there a way to make the battery image I flashed a while back stop showing?
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That's likely an extracted zip from Metamorph. I think I misunderstood your question.
In light of this new information, you can long press the image file, then press the context menu button then Properties (last menu) and at the bottom of the dialog window you should see the path to the file. You can navigate to this directory using a file browser and create a file named ".nomedia" without the quotes. This will make the media scanner not scan this folder and thus you won't see it in the gallery.
Example:
File is located in /sdcard/Metamorph/theme1/folder
Create a .nomedia file in /sdcard/Metamorph/
Everything in this folder and the folders in it will not get indexed.
polobunny said:
That's likely an extracted zip from Metamorph. I think I misunderstood your question.
In light of this new information, you can long press the image file, then press the context menu button then Properties (last menu) and at the bottom of the dialog window you should see the path to the file. You can navigate to this directory using a file browser and create a file named ".nomedia" without the quotes. This will make the media scanner not scan this folder and thus you won't see it in the gallery.
Example:
File is located in /sdcard/Metamorph/theme1/folder
Create a .nomedia file in /sdcard/Metamorph/
Everything in this folder and the folders in it will not get indexed.
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I appreciate your help!
this explains alot, but the problem I'm having is (see screenshot below please) on the top-left-hand side in the notification bar you'll see the small blue battery icon..I flashed that through MetaMorph maybe 2-3 different ROMs back, I'd say at least 3 weeks ago, and, at the time, the battery icon didn't show for some reason....and hasn't since then...
now it just showed up out of nowhere
I flashed a new ROM a few days ago (battery icon did NOT show up then) and then last night it just showed up....outta nowhere...
I want to get rid of it but, unlike the "drawable" lock-screen images in my image gallery, this actual icon/image is nowhere to be found (or seen)...
is there a way to remove it?
I mean I thoroughly wipe the cache(s) & system a few times before each new ROM so it kinda has me confused why it just showed up all of a sudden...
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If you've flashed another ROM then that's not coming from anything you've done with Metamorph. The system files that would have been modified would be gone.
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If you've flashed another ROM then that's not coming from anything you've done with Metamorph. The system files that would have been modified would be gone.
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that's exactly what I thought....I checked the OP for the current ROM I'm using and there's nothing about extra battery icons....the ONLY time this icon was ever on my phone was back when I flashed it a few weeks ago...and then it didn't show after the flash....
makin me crazy...
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.
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This is useful if you're trying to create a shortcut in Settings for a certain app and don't want yet another app in the app drawer or you want something running in the background......
1. First off, go ahead and setup apktool in ubuntu
Link to apktool found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1755243 Follow the instructions in that thread
2. Create a folder on your desktop (for the purpose of this guide, name it "folder")
3. Move your apk to your newly created folder, called folder
4. Assuming you've followed the steps in the apktool thread and setup it up correctly, open up a terminal and type in the following commands
Code:
cd Desktop/folder
then
Code:
apktool d yourapp.apk
If you decompiled correctly, you will see something similar to this....MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE YOUR TERMINAL OPEN, DO NOT CLOSE IT OUT!!
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5. Now, navigate inside your app's decompiled folder and find the AndroidManifest.xml
6. Open the AndroidManifest.xml with any text editor
7. Find the highlighted line as pictured below....
8. Go ahead and remove that line from the AndroidManifest.xml and save/exit out of that
9. Press and hold Ctrl and H
10. Delete the file called "AndroidManifest.xml~"
11. Assuming you paid attention and didn't close out your terminal, go back to it and type in the following
Code:
apktool b yourapp
12. You should see something like this if you followed instructions correctly....
13. Now navigate inside your app's decompiled folder and you should find a folder called "dist". Inside of that, you should see your compiled apk with the change made and ready to be pushed to your device.
Here's a screenshot of a before and after
Just in case, who knows....
Mazda said:
Just in case, who knows....
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Thanks for this helpful post!!! I needed something like this. Goomanager was getting on my nerves
I need help with deleting multiple icons from one single apk
I want to delete he camcorder and mirror on the evo 3d HTCCamera.apk
I followed your directions, but after I push apk and reboot it doesnt show up at all
mauricio.valladolid said:
I need help with deleting multiple icons from one single apk
I want to delete he camcorder and mirror on the evo 3d HTCCamera.apk
I followed your directions, but after I push apk and reboot it doesnt show up at all
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For sense ROMs, you'll need to install the framework-res.apk and also the com.htc.resources.apk using apktool before you decompile/compile apks such as the HTCCamera.apk
Mazda said:
For sense ROMs, you'll need to install the framework-res.apk and also the com.htc.resources.apk using apktool before you decompile/compile apks such as the HTCCamera.apk
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I have them installed, I already made changes to other apks, but its my first time trying to delete the icons and no luck
@Mazda
thx for this thread :good: It works even on windows but new apk needed a new sign (META-INF)
This was pretty helpful, thank you.
Thanks
app is not longer starting after boot completed
Hi,
thank you for the nice tutorial! The problem I have right now with an app where I removed “….category.LAUNCHER” is that the app is not starting at boot completed anymore. When I first install the unmodded app, and thereafter I install my created app without icon, the app is starting after boot completed. Do you know why the modded app is not starting after boot completed?
stan210 said:
Hi,
thank you for the nice tutorial! The problem I have right now with an app where I removed “….category.LAUNCHER” is that the app is not starting at boot completed anymore. When I first install the unmodded app, and thereafter I install my created app without icon, the app is starting after boot completed. Do you know why the modded app is not starting after boot completed?
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If you're rooted,
Use Leedroid Tweaks to block apps in drawer
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