Can somebody with android emulator experience help creat a system.img on android 2.1 like 1.6 and 1.5 with android market on it..
here is the link http://tech-droid.blogspot.com/2009/11/android-market-on-emulator.html
That would be interessant. I mean easier.
Because the way to install things for now is to adb pull & adb install.
Looking forward for you to accomplish that.
Sorry I could not help you.
PS: please stop thread's titles like "questions"... of courses you have questions... it's 100% not relevant.
Like he ^ said. Please edit your topic title to prevent confusion.
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I am very much intrested in Android Modding and theme development. I am working a a Theme that can change whole interface of a phone. but editing png's is not enough. I need to port some applications in order to have a more better mod. Can somebody help to teach me android app porting. Im sure with only a few instructions I can learn it easily. If you want to help me kindly reply here or PM me. Please I need your help.
Thanks in advance.
its really easy to port apps all you need it a good tool like this;
Click here to see how you can port apps
you don't have to know any programming whatsoever even a noob can use it.
thanks will try and tell. So can I port all third party apps using that? The thread says small knowledge of SDK, smali etc is required. But im totally a noob.
EDIT: How Can I Easily Make a Sidescrolling Platformer Using An Easy Scripting Language For Android
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Im Really Eager to start Making Simple Platforming Games For Android
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There is no easy way. Anything that is worth doing is always worth the work you need to do.
Here is a Java-Script Builder
Don't know if you know anything about writing script or anything but you can PM(private message) me with an email address and I'll send you a zipped attatchment with a program for windows pc. It's called Sencha-Touch 1.1.1 App Maker.
I'm sure if your running windows on your PC and your here then you already have java runtime. Just update it if necessary at Java.com. Just click where it says "Do I Have Java" to check and update your version.
You will probably also have to go to Oracle(the java website) and download and install the "Java SE 7u2" for developers from the download section.
If you Need direct links to the Java's, I will include them in email to you.
Hope this gives ya some insight.
Can't get the zip to upload to an email but can give ya the website link in one. Don't think I'm allowed to post outside links.
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Have you tried out DaVinci Studio? it's a dev tool based on HTML5 and JavaScript...
You can get it for free at their website and ask questions on their forum if you need help with it.
Eclipse + Android SDK
I highly recommend using the standard Eclipse setup with the Android SDK. Java is pretty easy to learn, and can create games that are very simple to complex. I was confused where to start off as well, and tried out AndEngine. There isn't much documantation for AndEngine, so I followed Kilobolt's tutorial on game development. One of the best tutorials of programming that I have ever seen. I am working on a platformer at the moment, and everything is going pretty well. In simple, google "Kilobolt". He has tutorials for setting everything up. However, the tutorial begins with standard Java development, and Android comes into play when you are ready to port the game. Good Luck. :good:
Thanks for the info, I'll check it out.
Hi,
I would say that my knowledge of JAVA is fair enough, intermediate. I just started developing on android for the sole purpose of creating a few book applications.
Are there any tutorials/guides that you guys would recommend that i can follow in order to do so please?
Many thanks.
Without offend you... please search in Google, there are many Android tutorials, like this.
First, you need to setup Java SE, Android SDK, Eclipse and ADT Plugin for Eclipse (in that order), then you can begin to develop
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Without offend you... please search in Google, there are many Android tutorials, like this.
First, you need to setup Java SE, Android SDK, Eclipse and ADT Plugin for Eclipse (in that order), then you can begin to develop
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Thanks for that mate. I've set all that up already. I was looking for making apps for ebooks in particular. Are you aware of any tutorials for that please?
Thanks.
Nope, sorry dude, I only know general tutorials like above
if you know java, now you only need to know the android classes.
learn the classes you need use from here:
developer.android.com
Can someone point me in the direction of how to create a custom ROM for the ATRIX? I heard that Kitchen Sink would be good to use, but I have yet to find a detailed tutorial on how to create your own ROM for the ATRIX.
come on man just search the forum no need of this thread moderator please delete this thread or close it please
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come on man just search the forum no need of this thread moderator please delete this thread or close it please
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I found a few sites, but none of them worked for me. That's why I was curious if someone had put one together as a 1-2-3-4 type style.
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I see that sites some saying to use a GUI while others are saying to do it completely command line in Linux...my Linux skills are 0 - none, so I would prefer a GUI. Is one way better than the other?
Has anyone tried looking for this in the system files? just incase its there but just hidden? perhaps it could be enabled through adb or somthing?
i'm new to the android scene, but just an idea i had.
relative duplicate of this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/help/multi-window-t3359799
sorry moderator: i've put the wrong url into the report.
As mentioned above, 2 threads about the exact same topic are only confusing, so I'm gonna close this one