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Hi,
i don't like the standard dialer theme. Can someone make new ones ? Or port some over for the defy ? Or tell me how to do that ?
thanks
i don´t know how to make or port it.
But i found dialer2 in the market.
Test it. it looks nice
thanks for dialer2, looks nice enough for now. But if you make a call you still see the original dialer
congomonster said:
thanks for dialer2, looks nice enough for now. But if you make a call you still see the original dialer
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I can hook u up, what are you looking for exactly?
a dial pad that looks black, and not so glossy. like the minimal matte one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=726912
tried to metamorph contacts.apk for dialer, but the defy has no contacts.apk
I have the Gingerstock theme from JB3 installed. Something in yellow would be cool so that matches the theme.
Is your phone rooted? If so, can you pull a copy of your dialer for me so I can edit?
Use root explorer, go to /system/app. Grab blurdialer.apk, long hold and copy. move copy yo sd card and attach here
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sounds great, here it is. It's from my system. I'm using the orange rom
3.4.2_131-003_Deblur_Sign if that is helpful
congomonster said:
sounds great, here it is. It's from my system. I'm using the orange rom
3.4.2_131-003_Deblur_Sign if that is helpful
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Hey sorry, got busy at work... I'll grab it now and work on it, stay tuned for post. I'll try to get it as best as possible, but I ddi find while themeing mine, you cannot change the actual numbers only the back grounds. Stupid blur!
I'm going in blind, so not sure exactly how this looks or what managed to change. So do as I say and check it out, whatever you want fixed I'll redo it... Try it out though.
-Grab the apk from the attachment
-Put BlurDialer.apk on your SD card
-Using Root Explorer, Move this apk to /system
-Once in /System, long hold the apk, and hit permissions. Check boxes should look like this:
Read Write Execute
X X X
X
X
So essentially an upside down L.
- Once permissions have been changed, long hold the apk and paste in /System/app , hit yes to overwrite.
- Backout to home screen and reboot.
Let phone completely load up, then go into your dialer and see the changes.
Please report back with what needs to be fixed or what color arrangement you'd like different.
Otherwise enjoy!
Yeah ! thank you ! looks great ! Now it much better integrates in the theme.
I took screenshots with an app. The SDK for 2.2 won't install. It says that i have to install Java SDK, what i already did
So how you did it ? Is there a way to get inside the apk ? As you can see in screenshot 5 there is already red when i pressed the button. Can this changed also to yellow ? I ask because this "red" goes to the whole system. It is in the browser when he loads a site, it's there when i changed the volume and so on. I would like to edit more so that the system has one theme
When there is no way to theme the dialer buttons, is it possible to install the original contacts.apk ? I asked this in another thread too.
Don't forget the Thanks button!
Try this one, I made some more edits, need to see if it is the correct one for the button push. I don't believe there is a way to install the contacts.apk.
To theme the file you need to get into the apk, remove the res folder, theme in the drawable-hdpi and ten put the pieces back together. You can google for files to do so. I dont 't mind helping you..
I wonder how the yellpw in the status bar would look
Anyways, try this and see what differences there is.
Think I found a way to theme that even more. Give me a minute and i'll repost
For Honeycomb Theme
Here you go, this one should look even better.
Congo,
How does it look?
looks great ! thanks.have no time at the moment. Take some screenshot tomorrow
Good deal, look forward to checking it out
I get the sdk to run
Here are two screenshots
This there a Tutorial anywhere, what files i have to edit to get the red in yellow ?
Which apk i have to extract, and is there always a png ? or must i edit a xml file ?
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I get the sdk to run
Here are two screenshots
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Good deal, I have been messing around further and am finding a few more details I can mess with. I am waiting though on a finalized them I am going to make... I will post when ready with screen shots.
congomonster said:
This there a Tutorial anywhere, what files i have to edit to get the red in yellow ?
Which apk i have to extract, and is there always a png ? or must i edit a xml file ?
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It depends on exactly what you are trying to do... The main ones will be blurdialer, blurres and framewrok-res, but you have to be very careful with what you are doing. There are .9.pngs in these fiales that need to be decompiled and patched.... It's a lot if work at first until you get the hang of it. There is a full theme guid here on xda on the main board, under hacking then themes. If it sounds excruciating, just tell me exactly what you want and I am happy to do it.
Which xml's must I edit and what code should I look for in order to change the dock background color? I tried reading the tuts on xda but they are somewhat unclear and mostly talk about the progress bar (bar attached to pulldown menu). Can someone help me? Once I figure out which files to change I believe I will be good!
Am I in the wrong section?
kinda need to know what launcher you are using... if you use launcherpro, just edit the .png to your liking, and assign dock background under custom in launcherpro settings...
if your on a rom without a market launcher you can use ninja morph. go to system/app/twframework once it opens it up go to res/drawable hdpi (V4) if you have that. then look for the files you want to change. long press the file and hit edit you can adjust the color and the transparencey. it will not save until you push menu/save image then go back to the main screen hit finish/twframework*******very important******** hit overwrite/ no to zipalign/ no to clean up. then reboot and your done.
with ninja morph you can change icon and icon colors along with transparency. congtratulations.
******BY THE WAY IF I DID NOT MENTION******** NANDROID BACK UP *********************************************************
AS LONG AS YOU HAVE YOUR STUFF BACKED UP YOU CAN EDIT AND CHANGE WHATEVER.
If you have a third party launcher the process is still the same. except the files are in data/app/ (whatever launcher your using) once you complete the work you finish project/no to overwrite
download signapktic fro, the market find the file in adroidthemes/workspace and select platform/ then sign it.
uninstall the original launcher and go to your files and install you work. i have done this with launcher pro and altered it to my liking because of the icons and docks.
GOOD LUCK AND ENJOY!
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if your on a rom without a market launcher you can use ninja morph. go to system/app/twframework once it opens it up go to res/drawable hdpi (V4) if you have that. then look for the files you want to change. long press the file and hit edit you can adjust the color and the transparencey. it will not save until you push menu/save image then go back to the main screen hit finish/twframework*******very important******** hit overwrite/ no to zipalign/ no to clean up. then reboot and your done.
with ninja morph you can change icon and icon colors along with transparency. congtratulations.
******BY THE WAY IF I DID NOT MENTION******** NANDROID BACK UP *********************************************************
AS LONG AS YOU HAVE YOUR STUFF BACKED UP YOU CAN EDIT AND CHANGE WHATEVER.
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Sorry I forgot to mention I was on stock touchwiz. Also I dont find twframework under system app intead I see it under system framework.
Is this what you were referring to? Btw thanks for the help!!
Yes sorry. That's it. You can also chang framework res.
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ok thanks Im going to try to change twiz3.0.apk and see what that does first. Thanks!
I've searched xda and couldn't find anything and I don't know if this is the right area for this, but Is it possible to remove the shortcuts from the sense 3.0 lockscreen? I like the lockscreen because it takes up so little space but the shortcuts can be an eye sore imo. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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These are the reason why I don't like the new sense lock screen, those shortcuts are horrendous.
I did some more searching and found an apk for it. I can't post links yet I don't think but search the thread title basically. Install with root explorer change permissions and reboot. Looks good!
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i would love to remove the 4 buttons,
how we do it ?
yeah me too anybody figure it out?
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I did some more searching and found an apk for it. I can't post links yet I don't think but search the thread title basically. Install with root explorer change permissions and reboot. Looks good!
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Did you find the .apk?
i found this about some work around to get them to 'disappear'.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-3d/118136-removing-lockscreen-shortcuts.html
it's at least something i suppose.
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i found this about some work around to get them to 'disappear'.
http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-3d/118136-removing-lockscreen-shortcuts.html
it's at least something i suppose.
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Thanks!
Still getting the empty bubbles, though..
If you can hold out a bit longer, it appears Sense 3.5 has the option to disable the shortcuts on the lock screen.
If you want to check it out, search Bamf soab. (port of Bliss with sense 3.5)
I got it!
- Extract Idlescreen_Base.apk from /System/App
- Open the file in m10editor.exe
- decompile Lockscreen_shortcut.m10
- in the editor tab expand the last item and you'll see Lockscreen_Shortcut, highlight it and under Known Properties set parameter Visible = 0.
- save the file
- sign the .apk and put it somewhere on your SD-card
Open /system/app with Root Explorer or ES File Explorer, delete the Idlescreen_base.apk
Install YOUR Idlescreen_base.apk with your file explorer and restart your phone.
Voila!
(Creds to dased14 here )
EDIT: Guess you could bake it in your ROM-file and flash the ROM..Never tried it though..
EDIT2: You may have to copy your modded .apk to /system/app after you've installed it.
Hey guys, anyone can show me how change the volume bar color and the lockscreen clock font, so it looks the same as ICS. I'm using CM7. Please tell my exactly what to do (what I use to ''open'' and close'' the needed files, what to change, what possible files to change, etc), because my knowledge isn't good at this.
Thanks in advance.
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You need to flash the ICS font. I think it was called roboto or something along these lines. Search the forum, you will find it. Its a zip file.
Regarding the volume bar though - think u need to change framework.apk. not sure tho.
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I don't think I need to flash the font. I use font changer, and it should change everything, even the clock, so I think it's framework related too, but I don't know how change it.
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Never mind about the clock, I changed the Clockopia.tff for AndroidClock.tff and renamed it. But it still want to change the volume bar color.
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Bump bump bump
Bump Bump Bump´(sorry, I really want to change it.)
If you are rooted,copy framework-res.apk from your device and upload it hre,and do whatever modifications you want
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If you are rooted,copy framework-res.apk from your device and upload it hre,and do whatever modifications you want
uot.dakra.lt/kitchen/
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I know that, but I have 3 MODs on my framework, and I must know what to change in the framework to change the color. There must be a code somewhere that says wich color is used for the bar.
you need to decompile framework. (there are milliond of guides on how) once done go to the res/drawable folder. In it look for the progress_horizontal.xml file. open that file with notepad or notepad++ to edit it. there are 3 sets of 3 colors in there. top group is for the background grey, you need to change the other two groups.
Also, if you know the hex color for ics off hand i will do the change and send you the file so you can drop it straight into the framework.
you need to decompile framework. (there are milliond of guides on how) once done go to the res/drawable folder. In it look for the progress_horizontal.xml file. open that file with notepad or notepad++ to edit it. there are 3 sets of 3 colors in there. top group is for the background grey, you need to change the other two groups.
Also, if you know the hex color for ics off hand i will do the change and send you the file so you can drop it straight into the framework.
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Thanks for your help. I will try to find the hex color from ICS, and after that I upload my framework. But I won't turn on my PC today. Tomorrow, after I wake up, I will upload it.
EDIT: Found color code. Can make sure is this one (I am on my phone), but here is it: FF33B5E5
EDIT 2: If possible, take some screenshots and send to me, only from the editing part. I was trying to do and I coudn't understand exactly how to change.
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mate did you managed it to get the change of volume bar color like ics.
BEFORE WE GET STARTED, I WANT TO REMIND YOU THAT IF YOU USE THIS TUTORIAL AND MAKE WORK THAT YOU PLAN ON POSTING, ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOU ASK ANYONE YOU BORROWED FROM BEFORE POSTING FOR PUBLIC USE, AND CREDIT THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR IN YOUR OP.
*****I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU DON'T FOLLOW DIRECTIONS AND MESS UP YOUR PHONE. MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP BEFORE YOU PROCEED*****
Lately I’ve been asked a lot of questions of how to theme, or how to make simple changes to themes. So I decided instead of explaining the same thing over and over, I would put together a walk thru on some basic changes and how to port themes. This walk thru teaches how to do this all right on your device. So if you are looking for a tutorial on XML edits and how to use tools like apktool, this isn’t the thread. I do plan on making another thread in time for this. PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE DIRECTIONS ARE SPECIFIC TO THE NOTE II AND TOUCHWIZ. IF YOU ARE ASKING ABOUT OTHER DEVICES YOUR QUESTION WILL BE IGNORED.
So lets get started. First you need some apps from the market
1. Xplore File Manager. This is what you’re gonna use to theme. I used to use metamorph and ninja morph but they are no longer being developed. This is actually just as easy.
2. Root Explorer. If you’re a root user and don’t have this I don’t know how you function. This is a paid app. You can still do all the functions with Xplore, just takes a while longer due to its interface.
3. Photo Editor (DevMagyver) Great app for adding simple effects, basic recoloring, this will even successfully crop .9 images (I’ll get into those more later)
4. ZipSigner2 (optional) You’ll need this if you take this guide further with market apps. Don’t worry I plan on getting more in depth with market apps in time.
Okay, now we need to set some settings in these apps to get this to work better. You MUST go into Xplore, hit menu then configuration, and check open apks as zips, also under root access set to superuser + mount writable. You don’t need to do this part, but I suggest going into root explorer and into preferences and select sort type to type, and check list folders first. This will make your life easier, trust me!!
NOW LETS GET STARTED!!!
First using root explorer, create a folder on the root of your sdcard (internal or external, where ever you want to work). I usually name mine the name of the theme I’m porting, this will serve as a project folder, and will reference it as project folder. Next, you need the theme you wanna port. Note that you need to have one from the Note II or another Touchwiz Device. This won’t work with another manufacturers device either (example this wont work to port a HTC Sense theme). Find the theme on your phone, and using root explorer extract the whole thing. When you extract files in root explorer they extract to sdcard/speedsoftware/extracted. You can change this in preferences if you’d like. I will refer to this folder as extracted. Navigate to extracted and find the folder containing the theme. Move it to the project folder.
Now you need the apks from the rom you are gonna theme. I RECOMMEND INSTALLING THE ROM AND PULLING THEM FROM SYSTEM/APP AND SYSTEM/FRAMEWORK. IF YOU JUST PULL THEM FROM THE ROM ZIP, AND THAT ROM USES AROMA, THE FRAMEWORK-RES AND SYSTEMUI WILL NOT CONTAIN ALL THE FILES NECCASARY AND YOU WILL BOOT LOOP.To get started we are only gonna work with SystemUI (found in system/app), framework-res, and lidroid-res (both found in system/framework). Copy them to the project folder. I SUGGEST MAKING A FOLDER WITH BACKUPS OF THESE AS WELL I CASE SOMETHING GOES WRONG. EITHER THAT OR DIRTY FLASH YOUR ROM AGAIN TO RESTORE AFTER AN OOPSIES
Now we are gonna switch over to Xplore. Xplore utilizes a dual pained display, meaning you have one folder open on the left, and one folder open on the right. When you copy a file, you copy from one pane to the other. This makes this a breeze.
On the LEFT pane, you want to open up your project folder. If you set it up correctly, you should see the extracted theme’s folder, and all the apks you pulled from system/app and system/framework. You’ll notice that there is a little plus icon on the apks just like the folders. If you don’t you need to make sure you go into configuration and tick open apks as zips. This gives us the ability to browse whats inside the apk without extracting it. Open the SystemUI you pulled from the rom and navigate to SystemUI/res
Now on the RIGHT pane, navigate to the project folder, and then into the folder the theme is in until you get into the system/app folder of the theme. Here you will find the themed SystemUI.apk. Now navigate to SystemUI/res. The only real folder you will use from SystemUI is drawable-xhdpi. What you wanna do now is check the folder drawable-xhdpi in the RIGHT pane. Now copy that to the left pane. It will ask you if you want to replace all the files, just check do this for all and continue. Just to recap, youre copying them from the theme to the rom you are theming. SystemUI is now done.
Now for the framework. Go back to the LEFT pane, and navigate to the framework-res.apk that you pulled from your rom that is in project folder. Next, navigate to framework-res/res.
Now on the RIGHT pane, navigate to the framework-res.apk that is in the theme folder. Now navigate to framework-res/res. We again are going to copy folders from the RIGHT to the LEFT. Check drawable-nodpi, drawable-sw360dp-hdpi, and drawable-xhdpi in the RIGHT pane. Now copy these from the RIGHT pane to the LEFT pane. Framework-res is now done
Now for your lidroid toggles. Go back to the LEFT pane, and navigate to the lidroid-res.apk that you pulled from your rom. Now navigate to lidroid-res/res.
Now on the RIGHT pane, navigate to the lidroid-res.apk that is in the theme folder. Then navigate to lidroid-res/res. We again are gonna copy folders from the RIGHT to the LEFT. Check drawable-hdpi in the RIGHT pane. Now copy this folder from the RIGHT pane to the LEFT. Lidroid-res is now done.
Now we are going to go back to root explorer. Using root explorer, navigate to your project folder. Your project folder should now contain the folder containing the extracted theme, and the files you pulled from your rom, except now they contain the pngs from the theme since you copied them. Now to test that everything went ok. What you want to do is copy the SystemUI.apk, framework-res.apk and lidroid-res.apk that you pulled from your rom and added the pngs to and paste them in /system. Now using root explorer change the permissions of these 3 files to rw-r--r--. Once you’ve done this you can now safely move the SystemUI.apk to system/app and the framework-res.apk and lidroid-res.apk to system/framework. IF YOU DO NOT SET THE PERMISSIONS FIRST BEFORE YOU MOVE THE FILES YOU WILL BOOT LOOP. Now reboot. AT THIS POINT YOU SHOULD BE THEMED!!!
Now some things might not have turned out right. 9/10 if something went wrong it was in the status bar. This occurs because themes from other carriers/roms/devices are sometimes set up to use different pngs (like 5 signal bars over 4, 4g icons differ per carrier etc..). This is the part you’re not gonna like to hear. You have to fix them all manually. Ususally its not too hard, just takes some renaming or recoloring of some pngs and maybe looking for them somewhere. To find which ones that need fixed, go into root explorer and navigate to your project folder. Extract the SystemUI that you pulled from the rom and then themed. Go to extracted and navigate to SystemUI/res/drawable-xhdpi. This is kind of where you are on your own. You need to find the pngs in this folder that were not themed correctly. Yet again I can’t help you with this, its all trial and error. Most things are easy to find like the battery icons, 4g icons etc. if you are having trouble figuring it out, copy the pngs and make them each a different color. This way once you’ve made changes you can identify them easier.
Once you’ve made your changes, exit root explorer and go back into Xplore. On the LEFT pane, navigate to your project folder, then the SystemUI.apk you pulled from your rom and themed. Now navigate to SystemUI/res/drawable-xhdpi.
Now on the RIGHT pane, navigate to extracted. Now navigate into the SystemUI folder from the extracted SystemUI and navigate to SystemUI/res/drawable-xhdpi. Select all the images you changed, and copy them from the RIGHT pane to the LEFT. You can now use the previous method to test your changes. it’s a tedious process sometimes, but really just takes practice. Once you’ve done it a few times you get used to what you might have to fix. You can also use the above method that I explained for making corrections to selectively choose images from a theme to use. For instance, you only want the status bar of a theme. Extract it and copy just the pngs for the status bar. Once you’ve got the basic idea of whats going on here, you can use this method on all the other apks in system/app that are included in the theme.
I PLAN ON ADDING A LIST OF COMMON CHANGES WITHIN THE FILES, SUCH AS THE FRAMEWORK BACKGROUND ETC. THIS WILL BE LOCATED IN POST #2, JUST GIVE ME SOME TIME. HOPE THIS ISN’T TOO CONFUSING LOL
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First! Lol... Thanks for all the info. I'll try this over the weekend and let you know how it goes.
I'm curious to how many people will read and understand, and how many will skip over things and then blame you for breaking their phone.
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Wow thanks iced great info!!
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First! Lol... Thanks for all the info. I'll try this over the weekend and let you know how it goes.
I'm curious to how many people will read and understand, and how many will skip over things and then blame you for breaking their phone.
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I'm sure many people will mess up, most likely due to not following directions. This is pretty straight forward and I've tried to explain each step and whats going on. I will be adding more detailed information in time on specific edits, but this is a great guide to get started with.
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Thanks for the one you helped me with before making this I love it this is very helpful but ever time I make one my multi window goes haywire
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Does anybody know why I can't send messages on certain forums thanks
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Does anybody know why I can't send messages on certain forums thanks
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Really? You post this question here? To answer your question, you are titled a noob and can't post everywhere. Next time post in Q&A
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Yeah I'm sorry but my tapatalk wouldn't let me reply in alot of forums and this one worked. Again I'm sorry. I normally would not do this
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Yeah I'm sorry but my tapatalk wouldn't let me reply in alot of forums and this one worked. Again I'm sorry. I normally would not do this
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Try clearing data for the app or uninstall and reinstall it.
Back on topic...great write up. X-plorer is awesome, and glad to learn about putting the apps in the /system file first. I was wondering I could never push framework without it crashing. Other than keeping everything from crashing, what exactly does that do? Would you delete the files from /system after placing them in their designated folders and rebooting?
Curious about the .9.png's as well. I have a few apps that I can't seem to figure out or locate the right .png's but I'm thinking it might just be the .9's that are messing me up.
Thanks for putting this together for everyone. It'll certainly benefit the whole community to have more people taking an interest in modding/developing. :beer:
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Try clearing data for the app or uninstall and reinstall it.
Back on topic...great write up. X-plorer is awesome, and glad to learn about putting the apps in the /system file first. I was wondering I could never push framework without it crashing. Other than keeping everything from crashing, what exactly does that do? Would you delete the files from /system after placing them in their designated folders and rebooting?
Curious about the .9.png's as well. I have a few apps that I can't seem to figure out or locate the right .png's but I'm thinking it might just be the .9's that are messing me up.
Thanks for putting this together for everyone. It'll certainly benefit the whole community to have more people taking an interest in modding/developing. :beer:
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Once you change the permissions you just move them, not copy. If you don't set the permissions not only does it crash, but since the permissions are not correct the system won't start the app, and since your messing with the framework and system it won't start up. Once I get some simpler edits covered I'll get into the .9 images.
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Once you change the permissions you just move them, not copy. If you don't set the permissions not only does it crash, but since the permissions are not correct the system won't start the app, and since your messing with the framework and system it won't start up. Once I get some simpler edits covered I'll get into the .9 images.
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Ahhh. Thanks for the clarification. Makes sense.
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Is there a good way to batch edit multiple files, that your making (the same) edits on (color, effect etc), from your phone? I'm using photo editor, but didn't see a way to import multiple files.
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Cant say thanks enough for this guide. I finally got my green circle battery back.
Quick question: Could you tell us how to pull specific things from one theme instead of everything? Like just taking the battery, toggles, ect. Thanks
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Cant say thanks enough for this guide. I finally got my green circle battery back.
Quick question: Could you tell us how to pull specific things from one theme instead of everything? Like just taking the battery, toggles, ect. Thanks
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Yes I plan on covering some simple changes in time. One question for you, did you find this tutorial easy to follow?
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Is there a good way to batch edit multiple files, that your making (the same) edits on (color, effect etc), from your phone? I'm using photo editor, but didn't see a way to import multiple files.
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As far as batch operations go you will need a pc. One thing that makes this slightly faster, when making color changes in photo editor it gives you the option to save your preferences as a preset. If changing multiple images that start out as the same color this works well and can speed up the process.
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As far as batch operations go you will need a pc. One thing that makes this slightly faster, when making color changes in photo editor it gives you the option to save your preferences as a preset. If changing multiple images that start out as the same color this works well and can speed up the process.
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Awesome that definitely helps. And it looks like you CAN select multiple files if you use the photo editors file browser(it just takes a few seconds for the thumbnails to load). You can't apply the preset to multiple files, but you can at least get them into the project, and load the preset to each one individually but fairly quickly.
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Yes I plan on covering some simple changes in time. One question for you, did you find this tutorial easy to follow?
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Very easy to follow.
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