I am verry sorry if this post is in the wrong place. I tought it would fit the "Themes" subforum because it's a theme converter and I've seen some ideas for it here, too. I'm just another dumb user, I know so just correct me. :/
What's that all about? Didn't that exist already?
This tool converts an CM10 / AOKP / ... theme to an XThemeEngine (showthread.php?t=2240180 , I'm still "too new to add links" I guess).
The second post of that thread is just an instruction post. It tells you how to port the theme manually. I've made the script on base of that.
One-Time Set-Up (notice that file / folder names are caps-sensitive on Linux!):
1. Download the convert.sh and make it runnable (I won't tell you how to do it because it's basic )
2. Make a new folder named "apktool" next to the .sh
3. Download apktool + signapk .jars (I won't tell you because I've seen some removed links from mods here and there :eek:). Put apktool + signapk .jars into the apktool folder.
4. Download the sampletheme.apk and NAME IT "sampletheme.apk".. wow. Place it next to the .sh and apktool folder.
Now:
1. (Re)Place your input.apk (must be named so, if I've got time or help for making it load from arguments I'll implemt that) next to the .sh
2. Run the .sh script in Terminal
3. ....?
4. Profit. A new file named output.apk appeared. You may want to install it as normal app.
WARNING: Any damage to your device is NOT MY FAULT. Any damage to any of the apks is NOT MY FAULT. Any damage to the Linux Kernel is NOT MY FAULT. Any usage of Chuck Norris in this post is NOT MY FAU~~~~UU~~ IT'S MY FAULT!
WARNING: The output.apk is A RAW PORT that may not work on some devices. Please port the .apk manually if needed.
When you encounter any problems, please reply with device, Android version and input theme (link to thread and APK if possible). Thanks!
Changelog:
1.0: Initial release
ToDo:
- Make more efficient
- Add missing zipalign (if requested by too many users)
- Make thread "first post" more user-friendly
- If possible and apktool and signapk do exist for Android (otherwise decompile and port to Android), create "mobile version" of this tool (possibly without rooting needed)
What's that all about? Didn't that exist already?
This tool converts an CM10 / AOKP / ... theme to an XThemeEngine (showthread.php?t=2240180 , I'm still "too new to add links" I guess).
The second post of that thread is just an instruction post. It tells you how to port the theme manually. I've made the script on base of that.
One-Time Set-Up (notice that file / folder names are caps-sensitive on Linux!):
1. Download the convert.sh and make it runnable (I won't tell you how to do it because it's basic )
2. Make a new folder named "apktool" next to the .sh
3. Download apktool + signapk .jars (I won't tell you because I've seen some removed links from mods here and there :eek:). Put apktool + signapk .jars into the apktool folder.
4. Download the sampletheme.apk and NAME IT "sampletheme.apk".. wow. Place it next to the .sh and apktool folder.
Now:
1. (Re)Place your input.apk (must be named so, if I've got time or help for making it load from arguments I'll implemt that) next to the .sh
2. Run the .sh script in Terminal
3. ....?
4. Profit. A new file named output.apk appeared. You may want to install it as normal app.
WARNING: Any damage to your device is NOT MY FAULT. Any damage to any of the apks is NOT MY FAULT. Any damage to the Linux Kernel is NOT MY FAULT. Any usage of Chuck Norris in this post is NOT MY FAU~~~~UU~~ IT'S MY FAULT!
WARNING: The output.apk is A RAW PORT that may not work on some devices. Please port the .apk manually if needed.
When you encounter any problems, please reply with device, Android version and input theme (link to thread and APK if possible). Thanks!
Changelog:
1.0: Initial release
ToDo:
- Make more efficient
- Add missing zipalign (if requested by too many users)
- Make thread "first post" more user-friendly
- If possible and apktool and signapk do exist for Android (otherwise decompile and port to Android), create "mobile version" of this tool (possibly without rooting needed)