Linsalata28
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- Dec 24, 2012
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Cool, good to know. Would you mind explaining what the other steps you took were? Or even just point me in the direction of somewhere that explains it would be cool. This is my first Android device so I barely know next to nothing but I want to learn a lot more.
Really I only changed the path of the png's from an hdpi device to mdpi. If you look inside one of the n7 zips you'll see that it says drawable-sw600dp-hdpi. Thats cause the n7 is a hdpi device and ours is a mdpi. So in this case I only needed to change the hdpi to mdpi. But thats not always the case. Some times you'll need to resize the png's but for this they were the same. The cool thing about the vrtheme flasher used for this works on any device, you just needs to add the png's you want to change in any apk and put them in folders as to where they will go inside the apk. Like for this one the path was vrtheme/system/app/SystemUI.apk/res/drawable-sw600dp-mdpi. Just open a apk and look inside to see where the png's you want to theme are. Most cases they will be in res/drawable-mdpi. You can edit that zip to change any system/app png's. Just change the path and apk name. For instance if you want to edit another system app you would change the name of SystemUI.apk to what ever app you are trying to edit then change the name of the drawable-sw600dp-mdpi folder to where ever the png's are in your new theme. Usually they will be in drawable-mdpi or drawable-hdpi. The cool thing about this vrtheme zip is that it only pushes the png's into the apk thats already on your phone. Hope that helps.