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Virtuous Ten Studio [Perfect apk,jar editor]

We all at least most of us edit and play with apk's and jar files...so i found the past days a great and i mean GREAT way to edit those files..the app you can used called Virtuous Ten Studio and is developed by Diamondback this app is a great editor for apk's...i just play with it right now to just for curiocity add the navigation bars like the thread by Rittik said...i just open the framework-res.apk to this application it decompiled it i edit what i have with the easy of a explorer...compiled it without any problems by itself and poof...ready to use...great app you who edit apk's should really look at it...the link to the app is here
[IDE] Virtuous Ten Studio - The next level of reverse engineering apps | 2.2.11.8210

Run on Windows only :crying:

Totally perfect i am uaing aince release. Plus if on windows 7 you can reopn kernels and edit some stuffs like boot logo and some scripts without installing the long procedure of Dxdia+cygwin..so its a win win software pretty nice for begginers who are having a problem decompiling and recompiling apk
Just a notice. Please dont try recompiling SystemUI with this..it doesnt recompile the smali correctly which makes the apk corrupt so for that please use apktool
-Rik[Rittik]

Bottom Statusbar by code

Guys, I want to put statusbar at the bottom. Is there anyway how to put it at the bottom by editing systemui.apk? Can someone tell me the codes and where and how to put it in my SystemUI.apk?
Thanks!

use cm7
goto
settings
Cyanogenmod settings
Tablet tweaks
Tick
Bottom status bar
done
to do it on stock you would need a heck of alot of coding and iv not seen a gingerbread guide although you might be able to find an xposed modual that may work on gingerbread

marcussmith2626 said:
use cm7
goto
settings
cyanogenmod settings
tablet tweaks
tick
bottom status bar
done
to do it on stock you would need a heck of alot of coding and iv not seen a gingerbread guide although you might be able to find an xposed modual that may work on gingerbread
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i think he wants to know how to do it by editing systemui

add wifi icon

sir
is it possible to add wifi icon on to customize ROM like Alliance ROM please help me

gilritch said:
sir
is it possible to add wifi icon on to customize ROM like Alliance ROM please help me
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Surely you can use Xposed framework and a module for that if its not build in the Alliance rom.

gee2012 said:
Surely you can use Xposed and a module for that if its not build in the Alliance rom.
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how i don't have idea i am new for this do you have some tut for this

gilritch said:
how i don't have idea i am new for this do you have some tut for this
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Install Xposed.apk from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053 (read the OP well) and all available modules like GravityBox which has many UI tweaking options. Xposed modules are available here http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/index-xposed-modules-collection-post-t2327541, Xposed is not yet compatible with ART afaik.

gilritch said:
is it possible to add wifi icon on to customize ROM like Alliance ROM please help me
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Yes. It's not clear if you want to change an existing icon or add something outright.
The former is generally called theming. Usually you can just replace the icon in question with a root aware file browser. Most app icons are in the drawable 360 xxhdpi drawable folder of system apps. The latter either needs an associated app, a smali edit or something to reference the icon.
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[MOD] Lockscreen - Transparency

Hi,
Im running CM11 and i have xposed.
Thus far i cant find an 'easy fix' to remove the dark tint from my lock screen.
1. is there one?
2. if i have to manually modify an xml, which is it and where to find it?
I found one other request of the same nature but it was specific to a HTC handset.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers.
EDIT; so i found keyguard.xml in framework-res.apk /res/layout.
Pretty sure thats what i need?
Anyway to modify the apk on the fly or do i need to rebuild it then flash again with modified apk?
Really hoping theres an xposed mod ive missed.
=(

Wobzy said:
Hi,
Im running CM11 and i have xposed.
Thus far i cant find an 'easy fix' to remove the dark tint from my lock screen.
1. is there one?
2. if i have to manually modify an xml, which is it and where to find it?
I found one other request of the same nature but it was specific to a HTC handset.
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers.
EDIT; so i found keyguard.xml in framework-res.apk /res/layout.
Pretty sure thats what i need?
Anyway to modify the apk on the fly or do i need to rebuild it then flash again with modified apk?
Really hoping theres an xposed mod ive missed.
=(
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Try GravityBox Xposed module, in the lock screen settings I believe you can set the background opacity.

guetzli32 said:
Try GravityBox Xposed module, in the lock screen settings I believe you can set the background opacity.
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Hey thanks for the reply.
Got GB installed, tried that setting, didnt have any effect.
Pretty sure i need to edit the keyguard.xml in framework-res.apk but im not very practised in modifying APKs.

[GUIDE] [MOD] Disable Ongoing IME Switcher Notification

Hello everyone my name is Jon Wesley Tranchida (Tran-Chee-Da) is how my last name sounds. Today I will be showing you this very simple mod that you all can implement into your current running rom. This guide and mod should work for all Tab 3 models but I have only tested it on the SM-T210R Model. Please see the requirements below in order for you to fully understand how to make this mod work!
What is this mod?
This mod will allow you to remove that annoying ongoing Keyboard (IME Switcher) notification from your notication panel. For example when you try to type an email this annoying notification pops up in your notification panel and it can get annoying. Here I will show you how to disable this annoying problem!
Requirements:
You need Java JDK 7 or later and you must have some sort of android program that recompiles and decompiles apk files. For example I use Ticklemyandroid. You will need also Notepad++ so you can edit text files. You also must have some knowledge of decompiling and recompiling apk files. You will also need to have and be on a deodexed ROM!
Okay let's get started!
1. First decompile your framework-res.apk
2. You should have all your decompiled files into a working folder, you will need to go to res/values-sw600dp and open up bools.xml with notepad++
3. Here is the code we will need to change. Look closely at the before code and after code. You will need to change the true to false
Before:
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]<bool name="show_ongoing_ime_switcher">true</bool>[/COLOR]
Now change to false as shown below
After:
Code:
[COLOR="Red"]<bool name="show_ongoing_ime_switcher">false</bool>[/COLOR]
4. Save text file and then recompile framework-res.apk
5. Now copy it to your tablets root system/framework folder and enjoy
6. That's it wasn't that easy?
Hope you all enjoy what I found!

Some time ago there was a better and more noob friendly method invented, called Xposed Framework it makes everything easier and if you've got Wanam MOD it makes your ROM much more customizable

Minto107 said:
Some time ago there was a better and more noob friendly method invented, called Xposed Framework it makes everything easier and if you've got Wanam MOD it makes your ROM much more customizable
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Yes you are right mate
But I like mods like these better because you do not need xposed framework and it makes things a lot better for some people
Also wanam xposed really isn't supposed to be used on this tablet as it's only been tested on the Sammy GS3 and GS4. You could potentially just soft brick your tablet for no reason at all

JT1510365 said:
Yes you are right mate
But I like mods like these better because you do not need xposed framework and it makes things a lot better for some people
Also wanam xposed really isn't supposed to be used on this tablet as it's only been tested on the Sammy GS3 and GS4. You could potentially just soft brick your tablet for no reason at all
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But Xposed is next framework in system and it's almost impossible to brick Tab 3 and there's a zip that deletes framework so it's safe at least for me
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