Can you pls help me i want to use Alexander font on ifont when i apply it , it doesnt affect the system font, someone help me with creating a flashble zip, i guess he replaces the robotos.ttf files with the font that i want ,noteworthy, then it worked, i dont remember who he is, anyone knows how to do that?
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Hi Guys,
Is it possible to change the colour of the selection colour in Stock Android (I think it's already Green in Sense Roms)? But in Stock it's Orange, I want to know if there's a way to change it to Green?
I'm guessing i just need to alter a colour code in some xml file somewhere but absolutely no idea where to start looking!
Cheers
Paul
Its in the framework-res.apk in the /system/framework folder. There are png files that you need to edit.
Use APK Manager 4.9 to decompile the file, then edit with Photoshop and compile the file again.
Make a flashable CWM zip file and flash it.
Search on the board for the how-to's.
brainmaster said:
Its in the framework-res.apk in the /system/framework folder. There are png files that you need to edit.
Use APK Manager 4.9 to decompile the file, then edit with Photoshop and compile the file again.
Make a flashable CWM zip file and flash it.
Search on the board for the how-to's.
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Cheers Brain - Exactly what i was after! I'll give this a go this evening!
Well...if you succeeded, would you mind sharing it with us? Thats one thing im searching for since using gingerbread.
hi
I have a few number of .apk (or fixes for a ROM) but i don't know about making files that ones install in Xrecovery.
plz help me to make updat.zip or .zip file to install in xrecovery.
I think you have to make an update script, but donĀ“t ask me how to make it.
If you had used the "search"-function, you would have seen this.
It tells you what to do.
SO yeah. I find bootanimations out there on the net, and while they work, they are too small. Someone somewhere said it's as simple as extracting the images from the zip, and resizing them, and changing the numbers in the text file.
However, that didn't work. Instead it got me stuck in a bootloop, until i found a flashable bootanimation (from recovery)
So there's two questions here.
1) Can anyone help me with resizing bootanims?
2) Can anyone help me with finding/making FLASHABLE bootanims?
Does anyone here know how to use UOT kitchen??
i want to change my battery icons In CM7.2 by percy..
can anyone help me?
Thanks in Advance
Extract cyanbread.apk from the rom zip
Change the filename to whatyouwant.apk
upload the apk to kitchen under the cm theme Upload In file upload
change theme chooser preview to ldpi/mdpi
Do what ever mods you want making sure you select ldpi
flash the zip given by kitchen once done
then open Theme chooser app in cm7
find the name of your theme (what you named the apk)
Apply theme
select apply anyway
marcussmith2626 said:
Extract cyanbread.apk from the rom zip
Change the filename to whatyouwant.apk
upload the apk to kitchen under the cm theme Upload In file upload
change theme chooser preview to ldpi/mdpi
Do what ever mods you want making sure you select ldpi
flash the zip given by kitchen once done
then open Theme chooser app in cm7
find the name of your theme (what you named the apk)
Apply theme
select apply anyway
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how do i upload my set of icons?
Gaurav8651000 said:
how do i upload my set of icons?
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You don't - you can only use the Icons on kitchen
if you want to use yours just make a theme on kitchen as explained with any Icons then extract the apk with winrar & replace any pngs you want with yours - zip back up & flash
marcussmith2626 said:
You don't - you can only use the Icons on kitchen
if you want to use yours just make a theme on kitchen as explained with any Icons then extract the apk with winrar & replace any pngs you want with yours - zip back up & flash
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how do i change the name of all pngs??
dnt tell me to do manually plz
Gaurav8651000 said:
how do i change the name of all pngs??
dnt tell me to do manually plz
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If they are not named the same as what you are replacing you will have to rename them all manually - the battery is only the number that is different so you can copy & paste most the name & just add number
I've created a MOD and a flashable zip file to install it.
The issue, for which I cant seem to find any help on is:
On certain devices it is required to edit the /system/csc/feature.xml file.
I dont want to replace the file all together, but just add some lines (if the set isnt there) or edit the lines (if it already is there).
I figure its just some code i need to add into the updater-script, but dont know where to start?
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA.
dannyben said:
I've created a MOD and a flashable zip file to install it.
The issue, for which I cant seem to find any help on is:
On certain devices it is required to edit the /system/csc/feature.xml file.
I dont want to replace the file all together, but just add some lines (if the set isnt there) or edit the lines (if it already is there).
I figure its just some code i need to add into the updater-script, but dont know where to start?
Any help would be appreciated.
TIA.
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If your trying to build a flashable zip , here's the link to help you to build one .http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721680 have a nice day.
Repulsa said:
If your trying to build a flashable zip , here's the link to help you to build one .http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721680 have a nice day.
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Thanks for the reply.
I've already created a working flashable zip though.
My issue is that after someone flashes it, they then need to go into /system/etc/feature.xml and look for a few lines of code to edit or add.
What Im trying to do is to put those edits into my zip file so that the user won't need to manually edit the file afterwards.
I cant include the feature.xml along in my zip though, because in doing so it would completely overwrite the users current file --which has other important code inside of it.