Database Users

Resizing fields in File Explorer

I have the following problem - for example when I open word mobile and it shows me the files i have in the default word directory, the first column (the file name) is so small that i cannot make out which file to open because it only shows the first 2 letters of the file name. When i open the same directory through File Explorer the file name is clearly visible. This is very irritating when working with a lot of files in any application (word, exel, notes, etc.). I am using a Gullum VII rom, and I can't remember whether or not I had this problem with the original wm5 rom. Is there any way of tinkering with registry values to solve this problem?

Manila editing and lua:tutorial

Hey people,
Many people were pm'ing me n asking me to write tutorials on how to edit manila files n write lua.
As its a very less known topic im one of the few people who knows how to write it and edit it.
I will try to explain the basics first n then the advanced stuff
WHAT WE DO
---
To be frank
manila editing is complicated.Not cause its hard but cause it need a lot of imagination
UnLike other languages that uses graphics like flash or vb or whatever lua and manila editing DOES NOT give you a visual workspace
You have to image what you write in real time and so it needs a lot of trial /error
THE BASICS
What we need
1>m9editor
the files we want to work on
1>As the basics i would like to explain how the background for all tabs mod was made
1.we have a file called 5c9aa261_manila.
for me this is the most important file that a developer needs
in manila this is a file that controls backgrounds
1>For example it runs on every tab and executes its functions on every tab
It is the shadow of tf3d
So anything that you want in the background in every tab or u want to be seen in every tab u put here
So by common sense the slider and the background are in this file
Now what we do for the bgfor all mod
STEP 1
1>Make a png file size 512 X 512
Manila cant take a image of any size.Therea re fixed sizes.i personally always use the size 512 X 512
So now we have a image named lets say sample.png
STEP 2
copy the file 5c9aa261_manila from the windoes folder and open it in m9editor
doubl click it
NOw the hard part
the structure of a manila file was something that took me loads of thinking to figure out
a basic structure
Group (named whatever)
--FIle in group(top most layer)--this is what is seen right on top
--File in group(second layer)--this is what is seen underneath the upper file
and so on a and so forth
LUA
lua files are action script that are recognised by the tf3d
usually lua files are either of two types
1>binaries(damn its just a name nothing more)
using the search button you can search for "binary"
click on it and you will see code in it underneath
2>files that we ad..they always end in .lua ..so using search search for ".lua" and you will find it
Lua is scanned through by tf3d when u start it the first time
lua is usually at the top of the file
so for example lets write a little lua
Code:
money=function()
rotastrainsdonations=whatpeopledonated
if rotastrainsdonations>200$ then
title.String="rotastrainsrich"
else
title.String="need smore donations"
end
end
slider.onPress:money
this is seen by tf3d
whenever you will press the slider this function will be called
and it will display what the function does!!
So when u move around in the file you will see groups and files in them..
if you understand this much its enough to make whatever the hell u want
ok now getting back to what we want to do
Step 3
Searching for the existing background
images are always .qtc files
So search for ".qtc"
you will come to a file called "backgroundlevel1..blahblahblah.qtc"
now that we found it we need to place the file we want on top of it..so thats its seen in right on top and in every tab
so how to make a file that we want?heres secret no1
1>copy any qtc file thats existing by right clicking its entry ..for example the file now is "backgroundlevel1..blahblahblah.qtc"
right click copy
now right click on the entry again
click paste below
so now we have two entries of the same name
Group
--backgroundlevel1..blahblahblah.qtc
--backgroundlevel1..blahblahblah.qtc
change the top entries name
---change this name to whatever you want--for example firstbg
so now we have two entries
--firstbg.qtc
--backgroundlevel1..blahblahblah.qtc
now click ok
move your mouse over the entry
a small popup will appear
with a name like gftfgrh455_manila
thats the name of your file
Write it down somewhere
Click save
owerwrite
Step 4
now we need a qtc file to put ur image in
just take any _manila file from the windeos foler which is a image file
For example the file that i have used in my panoramic background mod
i will attach that here
paste it in the same place as the 5c9aa261_manila file
open it in m9editor
right click it
save as png
open the png file
paste your image in
save
open m9editor
right click the qtc file
load from png
rename the file to what we got earlier "gftfgrh455_manila"
done
Now paste both these files in ur widows folder
and walla
bgforall tabs in a second
This is a basic thing to do
Next step will be to integrate images with lua..
!!
Cheers
Rotastrain

Thank you, thank you!
Awesome... exactly what I was looking for! Please, do go on....
xoxo Maureen

thats a great idea!
you are tha man!

This is very nice... I can not wait for the followup. image editing is pretty nice but I am having more trouble with decompiling the lua files. Also is there an easy way to break out the scripts and files into there directory structure? so that we can find all the internet tab items in one folder and all the common in another? I tried a few of the lua kitchens that I have seen around but most of them seem to crash when I try to use them on the 2.5 manila files. is there a difference?
Thanks for this. It is nice to see someone sharing there knowledge and expertise.
SoBBie

Simple Text Editor - Notepad

Hi at all,
Often I need to use a simple text editor instead of a more complex (and heavy) programs (like word) just for create or edit simple text files, then I have written a very simple applicatation to view a text files (txt, log, bat, ...).
Notepad is a simple text editor with the possibility to open and save documents in differents text format. The notepad functionalities are intentionally left simple for not to be too heavy.
Funcionalities:
- Context menu' with Cut, Copy and Paste commands.
- Clipboard shared with other applications (is possibile to copy text from other application (like word) end paste in notepad, and viceversa)
- Insert today date (from edit menu' and from context menu')
- Delete current file from file system
- Open and save files in any folder browsing file system (instead of classic open file dialog)
Prerequisities :
- .NET Compact Framework 2.0 ( www.microsoft.com )
Installation.
Download zip file
unzip in any folder and copy CAB file on device.
Use fileExplorer to found a CAB file and run it.
It will be installed and will be created an icon in Program Files.
ScreenShot
http://free.hostingjava.it/-frusso/pda/frNotepad/notepadAnimationR.gif
Download
You can download it on my web page ( http://free.hostingjava.it/-frusso/pda/frNotepad ) or in attachment.

thank you for the notepad

Super software thx!

[TOOL][GUI][Reverse engineer] Decompile APK to JAR Full Decompile :: One Click

Reverse engineer "Perfect software" , managed to convert apk to a jar file and decompile it using JD(via dex2jar)
The program uses 3 tools (apktool.jar, dex2jar.bat, jad.exe)
I've updated all lib/scripts ,apktool.jar 1.5.2, dex2jar 0.0.9.15
in attach you will find
Fragment.apk I've tested with this tool and works fully !!,look on OutPut_Fragment.zip to see the result
Download:
DeCompileAPK.zip
To Start
Works on Windows7/8
1. Scan dir for “apk” file or look for the file with “APK File Directory”.
Scan has a “subfolders” flag ,in the “Options” tab.
2. Double click on the found file it will be transferred to the “APK File Directory”.
3. Write or look for the output directory. Leaving this line empty will put all
the project output files under the directory “OutPut” where this program is executed.
If there is an output directory name, a directory “OutPut_” + APK file name
will be created.
3. Press the Decompile KEY.
4. All Dos messages will be seen in the “Decompile OutPut” panel.
5. It will be shown also in the “Edit log” panel.
6. The log can be edited and printed.
7. A java file editor is included. Scan project files, Scan any directory or open any file.
NOTE : USE ONLY ENGLISH CHARACTERS FOR FILE NAMES !
Credit and Thanks !
Tool Dev Website: http://www.limelect.com/android/

Reversed for new stuff

anyone tell us how it works with him?

codexc said:
anyone tell us how it works with him?
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no download link to test

How to set Dz09 ( mt6261 ) custom watchfaces , tool and tips !

okay, so i have a Dz09 smartwatch with mt6261 chip 4MB/32MB variant, the roms of these watches don't support the standard way of changing your watchfaces with mtk resource editor and i searched XDA for any way to do this, my search came up empty! so i looked on the internet, there is a java application that i have found on surfing a russian website, this application works really well in changing the watchfaces but i couldn't find any instructions to use it either, so i used some trial and error method and found the steps !
The website is (https: w3bsit3-dns.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=670733) they have a lot of information on this page, but for your ease of use i will lay down the steps in this post for editing your watchface without MTK resource editor!
firstly you can find the java application here : romdz09_b.jar (https://nofile.io/f/yNZmOQfzPKS/romdz09_b.jar)
Warning :fingers-crossed: : please take a backup/ readback of your own firmware before doing anything else, this backup will save you in case of any trouble!​
Steps to follow:
preparation
1. create a readback file using the flash tool
2. use readback extractor to extract the rom files
you should get following files
config_mtk.cfg , EXT_BOOTLOADER, FILE_01_mtk, FILE_02_mtk, INT_BOOTLOADER
Extract original file
3. now you must open the "romdz09_b.jar" java application (you will need Java Runtime Environment installed)
4. you will see this box https://imgur.com/ukeFZhQ
5.click on new and navigate to the FILE_01_mtk from your rom (this is the file we need for watchfaces )
6.click load ,then click extract and then finally click get pictures in this exact order , this will open the second window
like this https://imgur.com/QRedJio
7. click on a *.b file in the first list and let the progress bar complete! (if you dont let it complete the application crashes !)
8.use the down arrow button to go to next file or click the next *.b file to see it , some files display as garbage while others display their image!
9.scroll down till you don't find your watchface , for my firmware the first watchface has the file name "9D840.b"
10. now suppose you want to replace it, then when the watchface file is selected on top left , click on "extract" button
(this will create a .gif file on your pc to edit and make into new watchface )
note the exact name of the extracted file in the bottom right corner of he window in yellow. in my case it is "9D840b_0Ct.gif"
11. after extracting the file,close both the windows of the java application,
(you must exit the application to be able to edit the watchface file you just extracted !)
Modify the File
12.go to the folder that has the firmware files, you will see a folder called "files" inside this, you will find the extracted watchface
gif file
(you might also see other files in this folder, there is no point in editing those as the application will overwrite any file that you didnt extract!)
13. now see the exact file size of the watchface that you have extracted in file properties , for me it is around 1.733kb or 1733 bytes , your watchface has to match or be smaller than this exact file size, which means your modified watchface has a mere 1.7KB of file size to store your image , but we can still get some cool results !:good:
14. use your image editing program of choice and edit the watchface file and save it.
(reduce the number of colors in the image and use solid colors as much as possible in your image to reduce the file size, photoshop has an excellent "export for web" option to do this and minimize the file size for an acceptable image)
Import the modified File
15.now that you have the file edited, we will add it to our firmware, open "romdz09_b.jar" again and click new to open your rom and click load and get pictures
16. find the file you had extracted and select it, then click on import in top left of the window
17. the application will say "the file is big file=<your file size> place=<size of the place in the firmware> write?" say yes
(be warned that if the file value is larger than the place value it will not import it and overwrite your edited file with the original again !)
after clicking yes it will seem like nothing has happened, dont worry the application just doesnt show the change automatically. after importing we will now save the file in the rom
18. on the top right click on "to file" then on "to rom" then close this window
19. on main application window we will now save the edited rom file , in the top left text box (by default says "ROM") enter the name of the rom file you are replacing for me it is "FILE_01_mtk" then click on save
That's it you have saved your newly made watchface into your firmware and replaced the old one ! you can verify this by loading the rom again in the java application and checking if the new watchface is there or not !if all went well you should see your modified watchface in the rom like this
https://imgur.com/5F3UAzl
Now all you need to do is flash this edited firmware to your watch and you will get the new watchface :highfive:
use the appropriate flash tool version to flash the firmware !

Sadly I could not find the watchfaces anywhere, just the arrows.

Exanneon said:
Sadly I could not find the watchfaces anywhere, just the arrows.
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Sometimes a few watchfaces are in the 2nd list of a file maybe yours are in the same ? If you could upload your firmware files I could check it out for you.

I don't know where they are, but yeah I'd appreciate it if you could find them for me; https://mega.nz/#!q543SThT!TglSdU54u1kleOwbHdXVCo7q4siA2GJqF184pZT5wMo

Exanneon said:
I don't know where they are, but yeah I'd appreciate it if you could find them for me; https://mega.nz/#!q543SThT!TglSdU54u1kleOwbHdXVCo7q4siA2GJqF184pZT5wMo
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i found one watch face and some dials here file name A0B00.b , is this how your watchfaces look? if not could u post a picture?
also try another firmware that your watch supports that may have editable watchface that shows up in the java application
https://imgur.com/a/L24FZ

Nope, that's the clock that displays in the middle of the app menu, not the actual watchaces.
And I've already tried many firmwares and all of them had some sort of issue like inverted colors or upside down screen.
https://i.imgur.com/UkQknqN.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/BNFYlwy.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/XGmpn7e.jpg
Edit: And yeah I know this isn't dz09 but it has the same chip (mtk6261), so yeah

mohtaprashantrocks said:
Import the modified File
15.now that you have the file edited, we will add it to our firmware, open "romdz09_b.jar" again and click new to open your rom and click load and get pictures
16. find the file you had extracted and select it, then click on import in top left of the window
17. the application will say "the file is big file=<your file size> place=<size of the place in the firmware> write?" say yes
(be warned that if the file value is larger than the place value it will not import it and overwrite your edited file with the original again !)
after clicking yes it will seem like nothing has happened, dont worry the application just doesnt show the change automatically. after importing we will now save the file in the rom
18. on the top right click on "to file" then on "to rom" then close this window
19. on main application window we will now save the edited rom file , in the top left text box (by default says "ROM") enter the name of the rom file you are replacing for me it is "FILE_01_mtk" then click on save
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In my case, it is impossible . When I click on this picture again, program automatically overwrites file in old shape. I try many times, I change permission modified file, only to read, but modified file shows in the program, even and I see communicate: the file is big etc. but finally it was blank space in the new rom and I have only 2 watchfaces, not three. This method does not work in my case. I try 20 times, program always rewriten modified picture and change to old. It is hilarious.
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irtrin said:
In my case, it is impossible . When I click on this picture again, program automatically overwrites file in old shape. I try many times, I change permission modified file, only to read, but modified file shows in the program, even and I see communicate: the file is big etc. but finally it was blank space in the new rom and I have only 2 watchfaces, not three. This method does not work in my case. I try 20 times, program always rewriten modified picture and change to old. It is hilarious.
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the same was happening to me initially, then i realised the file sizes were off. if the file is overwriting its usually because the file size of your new watchface is larger (even a single byte is too much) than the older watchface , it needs to be smaller than that exact watchface ! do check for the file sizes

You are master. You are a right. I set picture smaller, 3,1 kb to original 3.37 kb, in fact it was too big. I change picture and I get picture which has only 1,15 kb. It was good option. Big thanks for your advice.
I have sharingan DZ09.

irtrin said:
You are master. You are a right. I set picture smaller, 3,1 kb to original 3.37 kb, in fact it was too big. I change picture and I get picture which has only 1,15 kb. It was good option. Big thanks for your advice.
I have sharingan DZ09.
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you're welcome and that watchface looks great ! i have tobi in one of mine.

I develop my concept of watchface.
Now I see - "Tobi is a good boy"

Sir can u help me with "Import the modified File" part, kinda confuse on this part :
15.now that you have the file edited, we will add it to our firmware, open "romdz09_b.jar" again and click new to open your rom and click load and get pictures
(open your rom is that mean open FILE_01_mtk again? i try to new open FILE_01_mtk, click load and get picture but i am not find the file that i modified, do i miss something or if possible can you help with picture tutorial, and thank you for your help )

Help For Smartwatch New Faces
mohtaprashantrocks said:
okay, so i have a Dz09 smartwatch with mt6261 chip 4MB/32MB variant, the roms of these watches don't support the standard way of changing your watchfaces with mtk resource editor and i searched XDA for any way to do this, my search came up empty! so i looked on the internet, there is a java application that i have found on surfing a russian website, this application works really well in changing the watchfaces but i couldn't find any instructions to use it either, so i used some trial and error method and found the steps !
The website is (https: w3bsit3-dns.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=670733) they have a lot of information on this page, but for your ease of use i will lay down the steps in this post for editing your watchface without MTK resource editor!
firstly you can find the java application here : romdz09_b.jar (https://nofile.io/f/yNZmOQfzPKS/romdz09_b.jar)
Warning :fingers-crossed: : please take a backup/ readback of your own firmware before doing anything else, this backup will save you in case of any trouble!​
Steps to follow:
preparation
1. create a readback file using the flash tool
2. use readback extractor to extract the rom files
you should get following files
config_mtk.cfg , EXT_BOOTLOADER, FILE_01_mtk, FILE_02_mtk, INT_BOOTLOADER
Extract original file
3. now you must open the "romdz09_b.jar" java application (you will need Java Runtime Environment installed)
4. you will see this box https://imgur.com/ukeFZhQ
5.click on new and navigate to the FILE_01_mtk from your rom (this is the file we need for watchfaces )
6.click load ,then click extract and then finally click get pictures in this exact order , this will open the second window
like this https://imgur.com/QRedJio
7. click on a *.b file in the first list and let the progress bar complete! (if you dont let it complete the application crashes !)
8.use the down arrow button to go to next file or click the next *.b file to see it , some files display as garbage while others display their image!
9.scroll down till you don't find your watchface , for my firmware the first watchface has the file name "9D840.b"
10. now suppose you want to replace it, then when the watchface file is selected on top left , click on "extract" button
(this will create a .gif file on your pc to edit and make into new watchface )
note the exact name of the extracted file in the bottom right corner of he window in yellow. in my case it is "9D840b_0Ct.gif"
11. after extracting the file,close both the windows of the java application,
(you must exit the application to be able to edit the watchface file you just extracted !)
Modify the File
12.go to the folder that has the firmware files, you will see a folder called "files" inside this, you will find the extracted watchface
gif file
(you might also see other files in this folder, there is no point in editing those as the application will overwrite any file that you didnt extract!)
13. now see the exact file size of the watchface that you have extracted in file properties , for me it is around 1.733kb or 1733 bytes , your watchface has to match or be smaller than this exact file size, which means your modified watchface has a mere 1.7KB of file size to store your image , but we can still get some cool results !:good:
14. use your image editing program of choice and edit the watchface file and save it.
(reduce the number of colors in the image and use solid colors as much as possible in your image to reduce the file size, photoshop has an excellent "export for web" option to do this and minimize the file size for an acceptable image)
Import the modified File
15.now that you have the file edited, we will add it to our firmware, open "romdz09_b.jar" again and click new to open your rom and click load and get pictures
16. find the file you had extracted and select it, then click on import in top left of the window
17. the application will say "the file is big file=<your file size> place=<size of the place in the firmware> write?" say yes
(be warned that if the file value is larger than the place value it will not import it and overwrite your edited file with the original again !)
after clicking yes it will seem like nothing has happened, dont worry the application just doesnt show the change automatically. after importing we will now save the file in the rom
18. on the top right click on "to file" then on "to rom" then close this window
19. on main application window we will now save the edited rom file , in the top left text box (by default says "ROM") enter the name of the rom file you are replacing for me it is "FILE_01_mtk" then click on save
That's it you have saved your newly made watchface into your firmware and replaced the old one ! you can verify this by loading the rom again in the java application and checking if the new watchface is there or not !if all went well you should see your modified watchface in the rom like this
https://imgur.com/5F3UAzl
Now all you need to do is flash this edited firmware to your watch and you will get the new watchface :highfive:
use the appropriate flash tool version to flash the firmware !
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Hey Bro Can I Send you my firmware and find watchfaces for me pls ? cause i dont have java and storage to download it

irtrin said:
You are master. You are a right. I set picture smaller, 3,1 kb to original 3.37 kb, in fact it was too big. I change picture and I get picture which has only 1,15 kb. It was good option. Big thanks for your advice.
I have sharingan DZ09.
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can you send me your watch face pls

Cannot compress PNG
I followed your steps but using GIMP I cannot compress the png to file size lower than 8 kb which is needed if i import it replaces with original
only way i can somewhat change it by setting the "to negative" which inverts the colour so it looks a bit different
how to compress the png
i wonder how the original file is 4 kb being a PNG file

does not seem to be working
I'm trying hard but I don't think this works with my rom
h t t p s://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1umCdETY2ZMgx51UHpylkZBzgQfZznUSa?usp=sharing
LD991F7_V7.0_A_YX_DZ09_XRM7789_3029_9307_9305_Z_A_V54.4
11CW1352MP
MTK61D_BTDIALER_11C
2018/07/11 16:35
266923712
Can you tell me if it works on you ? When I reflash it doesn't change anything...

this tutorial made by me long ago: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=72063702&postcount=2128

yosito75 said:
I'm trying hard but I don't think this works with my rom
h t t p s://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1umCdETY2ZMgx51UHpylkZBzgQfZznUSa?usp=sharing
LD991F7_V7.0_A_YX_DZ09_XRM7789_3029_9307_9305_Z_A_V54.4
11CW1352MP
MTK61D_BTDIALER_11C
2018/07/11 16:35
266923712
Can you tell me if it works on you ? When I reflash it doesn't change anything...
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Can you share your watchface image file please?
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PriyanshuHacks said:
I followed your steps but using GIMP I cannot compress the png to file size lower than 8 kb which is needed if i import it replaces with original
only way i can somewhat change it by setting the "to negative" which inverts the colour so it looks a bit different
how to compress the png
i wonder how the original file is 4 kb being a PNG file
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Can you share your watchface image file please?

mohtaprashantrocks said:
okay, so i have a Dz09 smartwatch with mt6261 chip 4MB/32MB variant, the roms of these watches don't support the standard way of changing your watchfaces with mtk resource editor and i searched XDA for any way to do this, my search came up empty! so i looked on the internet, there is a java application that i have found on surfing a russian website, this application works really well in changing the watchfaces but i couldn't find any instructions to use it either, so i used some trial and error method and found the steps !
The website is (https: w3bsit3-dns.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=670733) they have a lot of information on this page, but for your ease of use i will lay down the steps in this post for editing your watchface without MTK resource editor!
firstly you can find the java application here : romdz09_b.jar (https://nofile.io/f/yNZmOQfzPKS/romdz09_b.jar)
Warning :fingers-crossed: : please take a backup/ readback of your own firmware before doing anything else, this backup will save you in case of any trouble!​
Steps to follow:
preparation
1. create a readback file using the flash tool
2. use readback extractor to extract the rom files
you should get following files
config_mtk.cfg , EXT_BOOTLOADER, FILE_01_mtk, FILE_02_mtk, INT_BOOTLOADER
Extract original file
3. now you must open the "romdz09_b.jar" java application (you will need Java Runtime Environment installed)
4. you will see this box https://imgur.com/ukeFZhQ
5.click on new and navigate to the FILE_01_mtk from your rom (this is the file we need for watchfaces )
6.click load ,then click extract and then finally click get pictures in this exact order , this will open the second window
like this https://imgur.com/QRedJio
7. click on a *.b file in the first list and let the progress bar complete! (if you dont let it complete the application crashes !)
8.use the down arrow button to go to next file or click the next *.b file to see it , some files display as garbage while others display their image!
9.scroll down till you don't find your watchface , for my firmware the first watchface has the file name "9D840.b"
10. now suppose you want to replace it, then when the watchface file is selected on top left , click on "extract" button
(this will create a .gif file on your pc to edit and make into new watchface )
note the exact name of the extracted file in the bottom right corner of he window in yellow. in my case it is "9D840b_0Ct.gif"
11. after extracting the file,close both the windows of the java application,
(you must exit the application to be able to edit the watchface file you just extracted !)
Modify the File
12.go to the folder that has the firmware files, you will see a folder called "files" inside this, you will find the extracted watchface
gif file
(you might also see other files in this folder, there is no point in editing those as the application will overwrite any file that you didnt extract!)
13. now see the exact file size of the watchface that you have extracted in file properties , for me it is around 1.733kb or 1733 bytes , your watchface has to match or be smaller than this exact file size, which means your modified watchface has a mere 1.7KB of file size to store your image , but we can still get some cool results !:good:
14. use your image editing program of choice and edit the watchface file and save it.
(reduce the number of colors in the image and use solid colors as much as possible in your image to reduce the file size, photoshop has an excellent "export for web" option to do this and minimize the file size for an acceptable image)
Import the modified File
15.now that you have the file edited, we will add it to our firmware, open "romdz09_b.jar" again and click new to open your rom and click load and get pictures
16. find the file you had extracted and select it, then click on import in top left of the window
17. the application will say "the file is big file=<your file size> place=<size of the place in the firmware> write?" say yes
(be warned that if the file value is larger than the place value it will not import it and overwrite your edited file with the original again !)
after clicking yes it will seem like nothing has happened, dont worry the application just doesnt show the change automatically. after importing we will now save the file in the rom
18. on the top right click on "to file" then on "to rom" then close this window
19. on main application window we will now save the edited rom file , in the top left text box (by default says "ROM") enter the name of the rom file you are replacing for me it is "FILE_01_mtk" then click on save
That's it you have saved your newly made watchface into your firmware and replaced the old one ! you can verify this by loading the rom again in the java application and checking if the new watchface is there or not !if all went well you should see your modified watchface in the rom like this
https://imgur.com/5F3UAzl
Now all you need to do is flash this edited firmware to your watch and you will get the new watchface :highfive:
use the appropriate flash tool version to flash the firmware !
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Hey, I have an original DZ09 with 6260A but the firmware is like the 6261's
So i tried to do your method but i only get one watch face which is in the format of png.
So can you help me ?

every pic i try to change it gets corrupted like this(img attached) https://imgur.com/JF4ToZI