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If you still have the update-cm-7.0.3-vision-signed.zip,open the zip and extract from system/app,or if you have adb setup you could pull them from your phone from the command line or if you are using windows, Android Commander is a cool GUI(need adb setup though) app.hope this helps
yeah I just downloaded it from the themes section in xda didn't realize they were there but thanx man
Will that still work though?
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The kitchen just needs a copy of the files to make the modifications,if I understand right,the zip that you flash copies these files back to the system,you can open the apk files with winrar and have a look.
Pity the kitchen is busted just used it for the first time on Friday.
Yeah its been down haven't checked today yet tho hopefully just improving it
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Hi,
I want to create my own Samsung Galaxy S I9000 theme, but how?
Is there any sort of software or can I edit excisting ones?
Ofcourse I will publish the theme for free on XDA
Anyway, Thanks!
Cheers,
Applefaq
Applefaq said:
Hi,
I want to create my own Samsung Galaxy S I9000 theme, but how?
Is there any sort of software or can I edit excisting ones?
Ofcourse I will publish the theme for free on XDA
Anyway, Thanks!
Cheers,
Applefaq
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This is the guide i normally send when im asked this question:
First of all, get your framework-res.apk and twframework ,(they're located in system/framework). If you are on gingerbread you also need systemui.apk (in system/app)
Then, download 7zip in case you dont have it.
Right click on framework-res.apk and with 7zip click to extract to /framework-res
You will now have a new folder.
Open it, then open /res and then /drawable-hdpi (framework-res/res/drawable-hdpi)
There are most pngs you'll need to theme.
Edit them and when you've finished editing them, open framework-res.apk with 7zip, delete the res folder, and drag the res from framework-res folder onto it. (Make sure it has copied correctly)
You should now have a framework-res with a new theme
do this also for the other two apks.
There are too many pngs to tell you the function of each, but you can pm me about some
To copy it onto your phone, you can use root explorer or a cwm installable zip.
For cwm, you'll need an updater-script and update-binary or update-script. If you want, i'll make you one.
Damn thanks for your great reply, im gonna read this!
Thanks for the reply I will post my theme next week!
Cheers,
Applefaq
how can I modified the update-binary?
Thanks for the info on gingerbread theming. Is it also safe to swap one 2.33 framework for another while on your cell?
Or is this strictly pc based? I'd like to try exact one already made and replace mine.. Or is that gonna bootloop
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Dont unzip. Use apkManager to decompile. This way you will decompile the 9patch png's too.
When compiling remember to say its a system file and delete the modified files from the keep folder.
And convert the 8 bit pngs to rgb 32 bit before editing. Then convert them back to 8bit before recompiling. Or find an editor that supports 8bit. But Adobe Photoshop does not!
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If the OP needs any help im glad to give it.
But one question for you other theme gurus:
When decompiling with dependencies do you use twframework or systemui? I always use tw but with gingerbread im getting some wierd errors.
Cheers
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and how to theme odex versions ... do u delete odex files before themes them or jyst decompiling with apk manager will work ?
Any help regarding changing text colours
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ronhoover88 said:
Any help regarding changing text colours
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Decompile twframeworkres.apk and change "twcolor3" in res/values/color.xml(should be close enough).
Frameworkres.apk res/color/zzz_tw_secondary_text_sub.xml
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and how to theme odex versions ... do u delete odex files before themes them or jyst decompiling with apk manager will work ?
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racerboy3801 said:
If the OP needs any help im glad to give it.
But one question for you other theme gurus:
When decompiling with dependencies do you use twframework or systemui? I always use tw but with gingerbread im getting some wierd errors.
Cheers
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I dont understand the question. You decompile with the files it depends on. That's all. SystemUI.apk needs framework-res.apk for example.
racerboy3801 said:
Decompile twframeworkres.apk and change "twcolor3" in res/values/color.xml(should be close enough).
Frameworkres.apk res/color/zzz_tw_secondary_text_sub.xml
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Thanks a lot does it change the text of all the frameworks...when i edit the xml my phone goes into bootloop
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I dont understand the question. You decompile with the files it depends on. That's all. SystemUI.apk needs framework-res.apk for example.
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I mean that when you decompile frameworkres did you select either.twframeworkres or systemui for the dependancy.
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racerboy3801 said:
I mean that when you decompile frameworkres did you select either.twframeworkres or systemui for the dependancy.
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No. framework-res.apk does not depend on any file.
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and how to theme odex versions ... do u delete odex files before themes them or jyst decompiling with apk manager will work ?
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If you only want to change image files then just decompile the apk file and forget about the odex file.
ronhoover88 said:
Any help regarding changing text colours
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If you want to know how to change the color of the clock in the statusbar then look at my thread. 3rd post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1037157
RobZarzecki said:
Thanks for the info on gingerbread theming. Is it also safe to swap one 2.33 framework for another while on your cell?
Or is this strictly pc based? I'd like to try exact one already made and replace mine.. Or is that gonna bootloop
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RobZarzecki said:
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You can make a cwm flash but that will require a reboot.
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racerboy3801 said:
You can make a cwm flash but that will require a reboot.
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Thanks.. So it has to be flashed? Cannot just extract and switch one framework for another?? Not sure how to zip, sign a framework
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Hello everyone, can anyone please yell me how to edit a pre-build rom file?
Can anyone show me step by step
Like what program to use and how to add or remove apk from a current rom file?
Thx
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nullbesign said:
Hello everyone, can anyone please yell me how to edit a pre-build rom file?
Can anyone show me step by step
Like what program to use and how to add or remove apk from a current rom file?
Thx
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Not sure quite what you mean but here is how you decompile an app http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1188389
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Hi thx
I meant to say is that I want to remove few app from a custom rom
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nullbesign said:
Hi thx
I meant to say is that I want to remove few app from a custom rom
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Easiest way for me is to download the rom to your computer and open it up (I use 7zip to do this) then go in to the system apps and delete which ever one you want. You can also use root explorer from the play store to delete system apps.
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What about the Lang file
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nullbesign said:
What about the Lang file
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Never attempted that one but you can definitely use 7zip idk about root explorer for that one.
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hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
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hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
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i think you should ask yourself what the point?
nullbesign said:
hi, i have tired opening the file via winRAR and 7zip didnt work. what can i do now
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What are you trying to do exactly?
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I have a miui rom now but it has lots os app pre installes and I try to delete it via phone but can not
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Just use root explorer from the market then. You have to pay for it but it is well worth the money.
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Hi there i want to know if there is a rom that has the galaxy s3 features. If there is can anyone post a link for the rom. Thanks really appreciate it
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None.
But you can extract launcher from leaked sg3 and push it to your sg2. Not sure if the launcher supports gb but I'm on ics and I love it so far.
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Hi can i extract the launcher. And where can i find it to support it. Im new to al this so i need a little help here
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josephgalaxy said:
Hi can i extract the launcher. And where can i find it to support it. Im new to al this so i need a little help here
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Go here and download the file
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1666388
Extract the files from system and lib folder and Unzip and push to system/lib and system/app and change the permission to rw-r-r (only for the apk not the lib file)
restart, now you should have the new launcher.
make sure to backup before you do anything this will save you time if something went wrong.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
XDA Members:
I have extracted all of the UI sounds, alarms, notifications, and ringtones out of the new Android 4.1 build for the Galaxy Nexus. Feel free to use these as you see fit. Enjoy!
Android 4.1 - Sounds & Ringtones:
Dropbox Link - https://dl.dropbox.com/s/uzffc32gt1l9sqy/Android_4.1_-_Sounds_&_Ringtones.zip?dl=1
Thank you,
Ed (Mister_Mxyzptlk)
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thank you!
Thank you
how to install?:fingers-crossed:
What folder should the files be saved so it comes up as an option to set them as ringtones,notifications and alarm?thanks
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Not yet tried, anyway maybe u can make an attempt from recovery ?
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Try root explorer copy the files after extraction from new folder and paste it in system media folder merge is what I did
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strange zip file, latest version of 7-zip was unable to extract the ogg files, but winrar was able to
Thanks Mate. will this work with stock rom + Rooted ?
Thanks mate
This will work with stock ROM or any other ROM. To use, merge the files as suggested above.
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I extracted the files from each folder and using root explorer I moved them to system/media/audio/alarms,notifications and ringtone folders but when I go to settings>sound>device ringtone>choose android system, I still get only the default choices. The new ones are not there.
I have cf root 6.3 and stock rom LF6.
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beda_boy said:
I extracted the files from each folder and using root explorer I moved them to system/media/audio/alarms,notifications and ringtone folders but when I go to settings>sound>device ringtone>choose android system, I still get only the default choices. The new ones are not there.
I have cf root 6.3 and stock rom LF6.
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Did you set permissions rw-r-r?
And there is another method just create a media folder with all these files in your sd card
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thanks!
LSK
Thank you
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Yes looks like by default all files are set to rw-r-r. Should I be replacing the stock files with these?coz what im doing is im adding the new ones with the stock ones.
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Super noob question here.
When you download a ROM and open the .zip, where exactly is the systemui located? I see a system folder and META-INF folder, but don't know if there is a file called systemui. I am confused.
I am helping out a developer on a project they are working on and need to pull the systemui from a stock ROM I have. Just not sure where to find it.
Thanks in advance for anyone that can respond. Thanks.
You will find it in
/system/app/systemUI.apk
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donhashem.dh said:
You will find it in
/system/app/systemUI.apk
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Thanks man, I should have been able to find that, but couldn't for the life of me. Lifesaver. Thanks.