Ok, so I spent all day researching this and didn't get a clear answer so I figured I just bring it to you guys. What I'm trying to do is edit some of the battery xml files in the framework-res.apk. I tried using apktool to decompile the apk, edit the file and then recompile the apk, but I always get an error. Read some stuff on that sdk might do it, but I could never get it to run (wore out when I tried lol). So now I'm stuck. Spent all day writting the exstensive xml file but can't do anything with it. This is my new hurrdle in theming and would really appreciate some help from you great people
Thanks in advance.
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Won't recompile if you don't add the images too - did you do that?
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Ok, so I spent all day researching this and didn't get a clear answer so I figured I just bring it to you guys. What I'm trying to do is edit some of the battery xml files in the framework-res.apk. I tried using apktool to decompile the apk, edit the file and then recompile the apk, but I always get an error. Read some stuff on that sdk might do it, but I could never get it to run (wore out when I tried lol). So now I'm stuck. Spent all day writting the exstensive xml file but can't do anything with it. This is my new hurrdle in theming and would really appreciate some help from you great people
Thanks in advance.
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A lot of themes/rom frameworks won't recompile after decompiling them due to funky .9 pngs.
What I do is just take Stock KB1 (for instance) frameworks, and decompile/compile them with changes I made and just take the changes from the compiled one and add them to my working one. Did that make sense?
So. Decompile KB1, make changes, compile it back. Open it up, take your new files & put them in your framework you're working on.
The above method is a little trickier when dealing with things in the values folder, but you can still apply it with some logic
Let me know if you need me to clear anything up
Yeah, when I recompile I leave it all in the project folder in apktool. Select the xml I'm editing from there as well and save it there too.
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A lot of themes/rom frameworks won't recompile after decompiling them due to funky .9 pngs.
What I do is just take Stock KB1 (for instance) frameworks, and decompile/compile them with changes I made and just take the changes from the compiled one and add them to my working one. Did that make sense?
So. Decompile KB1, make changes, compile it back. Open it up, take your new files & put them in your framework you're working on.
The above method is a little trickier when dealing with things in the values folder, but you can still apply it with some logic
Let me know if you need me to clear anything up
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No I get it. Use stock to let recompile the xml to binary. Pull it from there and then add it to the framework I actually want to change correct?
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No I get it. Use stock to let recompile the xml to binary. Pull it from there and then add it to the framework I actually want to change correct?
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yep!
also see if apk manager is easier for you. seems to help me keep a little organized, sometimes at least
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yep!
also see if apk manager is easier for you. seems to help me keep a little organized, sometimes at least
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Haha I just realized that's what I've been using lol
Thanks guys. Really appreciate the help. Let you know how it goes.
Just to drop a hint of what I'm working on is a vanilla theme for trigger...kind of like what you did birger, but a little deeper...
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Still getting the same issue! Tried a deodexed KB5 framework and a stock from another phone I'm working on. Both won't recompile without an error! Grr!
See If you can de compile and re compile without making any changes at all to it.
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See If you can de compile and re compile without making any changes at all to it.
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yeah that worked
EDIT: tried again and still get error!! I'm gettin mad
Ok, so this is there error I'm getting:
\projects\framework-res.apk\res\drawable\stat_sys_battery.xml:5662: error: Error parsing XML: mismatched tag
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Any thoughts?
EDIT: Fixed that. Got it to recompile but didn't change what I want it to.
Ok, got it to finally work, but I don't think my XML code is right now, or I'm missing something Anyone want to take a look at it. It's a battery thing.
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Ok, got it to finally work, but I don't think my XML code is right now, or I'm missing something Anyone want to take a look at it. It's a battery thing.
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Did you add extra images you're adding to public XML?
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Did you add extra images you're adding to public XML?
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No. That I did not. I'll take a look at that. Basically what happens is when I plug my phone in to charge the battery icon disappears.
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No. That I did not. I'll take a look at that. Basically what happens is when I plug my phone in to charge the battery icon disappears.
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yep. if you have 100 battery charing images there's a good chance you'll need to add them in
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yep. if you have 100 battery charing images there's a good chance you'll need to add them in
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Haha! That's how many I've got! How'd you know? Lol! Thanks for your help man, I really appreciate it. Your willing to help is what makes you a great dev!
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Haha! That's how many I've got! How'd you know? Lol! Thanks for your help man, I really appreciate it. Your willing to help is what makes you a great dev!
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I'm no dev, just a really good blender.
Also, it's because that's the only other logical choice anyone would do. Bionix has like 26 or something and I only use 20 in Trigger
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I'm no dev, just a really good blender.
Also, it's because that's the only other logical choice anyone would do. Bionix has like 26 or something and I only use 20 in Trigger
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I really like the smooth effect of it and how it looks when its charging. Just becoming a pain in my rear getting the xml code right. Lol
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So is there any easy way to modify the public.xml to include them all? lol! Boy did I take on a big job
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Does anyone know what files in the framework (I'm guessing) need to be edited to adjust the auto brightness settings?
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values/arrays.xml in framework-res.apk. you'll see the brightness levels towards the bottom of the xml
Thanks, but I don't see a values folder. Or even an arrays.xml in any folder.
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Thanks, but I don't see a values folder. Or even an arrays.xml in any folder.
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you have to decompile the apk first. You have to use apktool to decompile it. It is a process. http://code.google.com/p/android-apktool/
Once you decompile the apk.. you'll see the Values folder with the xml files.
follow the instructions from the above link. After installing the required tool files, install the framework file (there is instructions on how to do that in the link).. and then decompile the framework-res.apk file.
or use apk manager
Ok, I'll try that, I can pretty much only use my computer at work for internet so I'll have to do that when I get home. I have both of those on my computer already. Thanks.
More info here, but for a different phone.
Alright, so I've found and edited the file. But when I try to put back on the framework my phone won't boot. I've never really had good luck with these apk programs. I've tried it with and without signing. I've tried it with and without deleting the resources.arsc file. And I've tried adb pushing and trying it in a zip file. Anyone have any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Should I maybe use a different compression level? I'm out of ideas. Thanks.
BAMF roms have auto brightness tweaked.
Keep in mind though, it does have some side effects, such as slow to resume to correct brightness if you tap the screen when it dims, just before shutting off.
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BAMF roms have auto brightness tweaked.
Keep in mind though, it does have some side effects, such as slow to resume to correct brightness if you tap the screen when it dims, just before shutting off.
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Yeah, your ROMs and and Perfect Storm ROMs is where I got the idea. I'm trying to learn about these things. I have my framework set up in a way that I really like it for now, on your Stripped ROM. I've been trying to get this thing set up exactly how I like it. For now I just want to adjust that and then figure out 1 or 2 other things, then I think I'm set. The only other thing I can think of right now is the text color in the pulldown menu.
Hey adrynalyne. I'm sorry for being an ass over on the GPS thread. Will you please come back.
I just have the stomach flue and I was wrong to be so dismissive. If you can help us, please come back. I'll answer all the questions you want to ask without being a smartass.
It looks like the app you recommended worked for some already, and if you know how to sort though a logcat for android, you are much better suited to help than anyone so far (including myself by far..)
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Alright, so I've found and edited the file. But when I try to put back on the framework my phone won't boot. I've never really had good luck with these apk programs. I've tried it with and without signing. I've tried it with and without deleting the resources.arsc file. And I've tried adb pushing and trying it in a zip file. Anyone have any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Should I maybe use a different compression level? I'm out of ideas. Thanks.
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Do not resign the apk. Instead copy the android manifest and META-INF folder from the original apk. Then push in adb.
That should work.
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Do not resign the apk. Instead copy the android manifest and META-INF folder from the original apk. Then push in adb.
That should work.
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Sweet! It finally worked. Now I just need to find the settings I like.
I have searched high and low .... no luck. Can anyone point me in the direction of a theme that I could grab this from?? Or maybe make one
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I have searched high and low .... no luck. Can anyone point me in the direction of a theme that I could grab this from?? Or maybe make one
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my question is like yours
Bumpity Bump
Yet another bump
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Look for glasstopia. It has the transparent mms I believe.
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Look for glasstopia. It has the transparent mms I believe.
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Thanks, I have tries this one before. I push to system/app and fix permissions, but it won't change. I have deleted the old mms.apk and it never changes. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Try this guys
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27219566/Mms.apk
Trainrider try putting a COPY in data\app as well as system\app
Not working for me, I put in both places and fixed permissions. Anyone else have differant results>?
so whats the problem? is it giving you a force close or error when you open it? Or it's not showing up in apps at all?
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so whats the problem? is it giving you a force close or error when you open it? Or it's not showing up in apps at all?
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Shows up and opens... not transparent
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hmm, when you copied to folders did it ask to replace existing? I pulled that out of Gassadena I think, standby I'll post Glasstopia, see if that works
I tried ones from both Glassadena and Glasstopia. I am overwriting the old and have tried both of these twice. Last shot - I wiped Dalvik to see if that would make a differance. I also used root explorer and searched for all instances of MMS on my phone and didnt find anything hiding anywhere else Damn this MMS it is hard to work with!
Yeah i don't know what to tell you, never had that much trouble. This might eork might not, go into glassadena or glasstopia zip and see if there is a copy in data and one in system, if so maybe move both to your corresponding folder? long shot but at least then you'll know if you need a copy in both, because if it has one in both then you know you do too
Is there a way to change the default image for the dialer pad?
Can you explain a little more about what you're trying to do?
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Can you explain a little more about what you're trying to do?
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OK, so when I pull the Adroid dude off the dial pad and put my own image n there instead.. In other words, an image of my own above the number pad....
I think he wants to change Andy for a different picture when there is no picture for a contact.
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I think he wants to change Andy for a different picture when there is no picture for a contact.
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Exactly. And thanks for reminding me his name. lol
Can anyone help me out here?
I want to say it's in the phone.apk but maybe in the Rosie.apk. was messing around in a couple of apks a little while back and stumbled across it.
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Go to Phone.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi/ and replace both phone_photo_default.jpg & phone_photo_default_oncall.jpg
with the pic you want, try to make it the same size or close to it... or atleast a perfect square. (448px448px)
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Sorry it took me a while to respond... i forgot all about this thread
Go to Phone.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi/ and replace both phone_photo_default.jpg & phone_photo_default_oncall.jpg
with the pic you want, try to make it the same size or close to it... or atleast a perfect square. (448px448px)
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Hey Mike,
Thanks for the reply and thanks for not forgetting. lol
Any chance of directing me where those files are located? Appreciate your assistance. :good:
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Hey Mike,
Thanks for the reply and thanks for not forgetting. lol
Any chance of directing me where those files are located? Appreciate your assistance. :good:
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I just gave you the exact location of the pictures lol
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who MIKE D said:
I just gave you the exact location of the pictures lol
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OK, I'm running Nils' Business ICS 4.0.3 Sense 4.0 ROM and don't think file location is the same. Think I'll have to PM Nil.
Thanks.
He means to open the phone.apk that is in system/app/phone.apk. Within that apk is the file structure you need to follow from him. It should be in the same place on any ROM.
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He means to open the phone.apk that is in system/app/phone.apk. Within that apk is the file structure you need to follow from him. It should be in the same place on any ROM.
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oh... thanks for the clerification. didn't know that...
OK, I was able to do what I wanted. Thing is, you need to change two more files as well. Changes these two as well: automotive_phone_photo_default.jpg and automotive_phone_photo_default.jpg.
Lokos good, ah? lol
YET, another reason why I have a DROID. To make it my OWN! lol
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OK, I was able to do what I wanted. Thing is, you need to change two more files as well. Changes these two as well: automotive_phone_photo_default.jpg and automotive_phone_photo_default.jpg.
Lokos good, ah? lol
YET, another reason why I have a DROID. To make it my OWN! lol
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Very nice
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Hello guys today I am experiencing a lot of problems after the bootanimation of my rom start, this arrived (I think) in the middle of the folder part 1 stops for a while and then starts all over again always redoing this thing to infinity and the system does not boot, why? what happens? how to fix this? Thank you all for the answers
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Hello guys today I am experiencing a lot of problems after the bootanimation of my rom start, this arrived (I think) in the middle of the folder part 1 stops for a while and then starts all over again always redoing this thing to infinity and the system does not boot, why? what happens? how to fix this? Thank you all for the answers
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Take a logcat and see what error it states.I doubt on android.policy.jar.have you edited it for power menu mod or for lock???
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Take a logcat and see what error it states.I doubt on android.policy.jar.have you edited it for power menu mod or for lock???
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But how do I get from logcat recognize the device when it is connected is in recovery?
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But how do I get from logcat recognize the device when it is connected is in recovery?
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Connect your phone to PC,boot your phone and type
adb logcat > myrom.log
Now read the log and see what you have done wrong.
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I do not think the error is in the android.policy.jar file I replaced by inserting the original file, and it's always the same thing, I made a video so I can better understand the problem (sometimes the bootanimation lasts longer)
http://youtu.be/yKkLuHpU1p0
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I do not think the error is in the android.policy.jar file I replaced by inserting the original file, and it's always the same thing, I made a video so I can better understand the problem
http://youtu.be/yKkLuHpU1p0
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There are many possibilities for a boot loop to occur.Only logcat can explain the exact reason.
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There are many possibilities for a boot loop to occur.Only logcat can explain the exact reason.
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So even if I connect the phone to PC during boot the PC should recognize it?
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So even if I connect the phone to PC during boot the PC should recognize it?
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Yes.
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Yes.
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This is the report I understand I was wrong to not put the apk with system apk or is it something more serious? I have attached the file because the report was too long
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I see that it has multiple Java errors with frameworks.Is this a AOSP rom????If so there maybe error while compilation....
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I see that it has multiple Java errors with frameworks.Is this a AOSP rom????If so there maybe error while compilation....
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No it is not AOSP ROM is UOT
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No it is not AOSP ROM is UOT
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You mean UOT kitchen???and I saw cyanogen mod in the log.That's why I asked.
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You mean UOT kitchen???and I saw cyanogen mod in the log.That's why I asked.
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Yes UOT kitchen you read cyano in the log in because my ROM is based on CyanogenMod 7 and I have yet to complete the total customization, so some apk is still original Cyanogenmod
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Yes UOT kitchen you read cyano in the log in because my ROM is based on CyanogenMod 7 and I have yet to complete the total customization, so some apk is still original Cyanogenmod
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If you used uot kitchen,I can assure you that the boot loop is because of it.I too had the same issue using uot kitchen.I don't know what causes the problem and I solved the problem by theming myself....
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If you used uot kitchen,I can assure you that the boot loop is because of it.I too had the same issue using uot kitchen.I don't know what causes the problem and I solved the problem by theming myself....
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and then to solve the problem I put the apk SystemUI and framework-res original and then edit them manually?
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and then to solve the problem I put the apk SystemUI and framework-res original and then edit them manually?
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Yeah....if you have HTC by any chance,you need HTC framework apks too for the dependency.
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Yeah....if you have HTC by any chance,you need HTC framework apks too for the dependency.
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nothing does not want to leave, I did what you suggested, I even re-inserted the default keyboard, replace the original META-INF folder, but nothing does not start, what can I do?
Also, when I install from the recovery tells me that Framework-res, fonts and the bootanimation is still UOT why?
I'm having a doubt, it is not starting because I deleted some apk like Pacman.apk?
You need to start simple...
Get the cyanogenmod and just remove what you don't want and add what you do want first...then flash and see if it boots, if it does not boot then you deleted something you should've kept
Once youve gotten rid of unwanted apps and added wanted apps then you can start theming...uot kitchen is really only good for battery mod...but cyanogenmod already has this built into the settings... so, just use apktool to decompile the apks you want themed and start theming them with a photo editor...I use gimp, its free and has lots of features
UOT is great for personal quick themes...but if your going to be releasing the theme or ROM then you really want to do it all your self...you'll feel like you accomplished more, and it really helps you get n understanding on how things fit together in a ROM
Just by looking at your op...it is quite obvious that your new to android development...that is why I say to start simple, what I said above is exactly how I started...I would just delete and add apps at first, then I moved onto theming...and slowly progressed...now I'm building ROMs from source
Also BTW, cyanogenmod is an aosp based ROM...so your ROM is also aosp based...and I don't think uot kitchen works with cyanogenmod anyways because of all its existing mods
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I've been having strange issues with SystemUI, first of all, I deodexed it, which worked fine. Then I tried using apktool to edit it, all I did was decompile it, the rebuild it. To keep signature I pulled the res folder and resources file from the built apk, and put them in the original (even though I didn't actually change anything, this was just a test). I attached a screen shot with the issue, the top bar in notification panel is green. Now remember I didn't actually change anything at this point. Now to further test, when I DO edit images or XML, the changes are recognized (I made the clock text bright red to test, and it worked).
Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.
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I've been having strange issues with SystemUI, first of all, I deodexed it, which worked fine. Then I tried using apktool to edit it, all I did was decompile it, the rebuild it. To keep signature I pulled the res folder and resources file from the built apk, and put them in the original (even though I didn't actually change anything, this was just a test). I attached a screen shot with the issue, the top bar in notification panel is green. Now remember I didn't actually change anything at this point. Now to further test, when I DO edit images or XML, the changes are recognized (I made the clock text bright red to test, and it worked).
Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.
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Usually when you rebuild you only need to pull the META-INF and AndroidManifest.. You should not need to pull your res folder..
But your issue.. Of being green.. Not sure man.. Images and backgrounds don't just change in their own..
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Usually when you rebuild you only need to pull the META-INF and AndroidManifest.. You should not need to pull your res folder..
But your issue.. Of being green.. Not sure man.. Images and backgrounds don't just change in their own..
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Well, I actually figured it out, but I really wasn't changing anything, after decompiling SystemUI.apk I looked through the XML (not editing anything), and I found that the buttons associated with those "green boxes" were set to use list selector drawables from framework-res, which were in fact green, for some reason before decompiling it wasn't defaulting to those list selector drawables, but after decompiling it was, I have no idea why, it really doesn't make sense, but I really didn't edit anything.
And I'm not new to coding, I have HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, C++, C, and Python experience, so it's not like I don't know what I'm doing
Anyways, I ended up just setting colors instead of those drawables for those buttons and it was fixed.
How to rename thread???
By the way, I'm new to XDA, I want to change this thread to SOLVED, but I can't seem to find an 'edit' button, is it because I'm still to new? Is it one of the restrictions for new users? Or am I just not seeing it?
Never mind, didn't realize it was just under Advanced Edit
Hello sir,
U said to copy the Meta-Inf and Androidmanifest.xml only .. From the original apk to the built apk ... Do I have to copy it before compiling or after compiling ?? Bcause when i did that AFTER recompiled it .. I get 'SystemUI force close' ?? But no failure during recompile or decompile process ... Not sure what I've done wrong .. :banghead:
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Hello sir,
U said to copy the Meta-Inf and Androidmanifest.xml only .. From the original apk to the built apk ... Do I have to copy it before compiling or after compiling ?? Bcause when i did that AFTER recompiled it .. I get 'SystemUI force close' ?? But no failure during recompile or decompile process ... Not sure what I've done wrong .. :banghead:
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This also didn't work for me, do the opposite, pull res and resources from the "built" and put in the "original", after building. For some reason this is the only way that seems to work, otherwise it doesn't accept the signature.
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Thanks for replying .. I did that just now ... It works !! My Status bar didnt force close this time ... But .. The change that I made was not applied .. Any idea ??
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Thanks for replying .. I did that just now ... It works !! My Status bar didnt force close this time ... But .. The change that I made was not applied .. Any idea ??
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Well, what changes did you make?
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Just a color code .. #ff000000 to #00000000 ..
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Just a color code .. #ff000000 to #00000000 ..
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Most likely it's not changing anything because that color code isn't used anywhere you can see right away, play with other color codes until you see something change. This just takes lots of trial and error.
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Thanks .. Will try right now .. ^^ Im just trying to learn modding SystemUI .. Even from last year .. Cant even edit anything :banghead: and still crawling ..
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Ezzam_Itachi said:
Thanks .. Will try right now .. ^^ Im just trying to learn modding SystemUI .. Even from last year .. Cant even edit anything :banghead: and still crawling ..
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When first starting out, when you want to know what changing a certain color code will do, make them dramatically noticeable colors like bright red, blue, green, etc, that way it's easy to tell when something changes.
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Okay .. Thanks for your help .. I think I get it now ..
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