Paste the string into the top and bottom lines, but we’ll need to change it. Scroll through until you find “Camera_upload_grid.xml” which contains the string Copy that entire string and press CTRL+H so the “Replace” dialogue pops up. So now you need to go through each and every highlighted string, to make sure you don’t miss any when we change the background color of the app. Use the “Find All” option, and there should be around 190 strings found. Now press CTRL+F to find the following string: apk folder, go into the “res” folder and open “AndroidManifest.xml” with Notepad++. Since the test build checked out, let’s dive into editing the XML code of the apk. If the app builds correctly, press 2 and minimize the script that appears. This is a good practice for seeing if something was set up wrong. So press 9 to decompile the apk, and then press 12 to run a test-build. You’ll go back to the main terminal screen, but “test.app” will be your project.
Hit any key to proceed, and you’ll see a terminal menu with a bunch of options. You should also transfer framework-res.apk from your phone to your PC, it is located in /system/framework/ on your internal storage.ĭrop the APKTool and the AAPT inside the “Other” folder inside the main directory of the APK Multi Tool.ĭrag the test.apk into the “Place-apk-here-for-modding” folder inside APK Multi Tool directory, and you’ll be greeted with a command terminal. Dropbox is one of the easier apps to theme, so we’ll use it for this tutorial. Requirements #ĭownload all of the required tools and install them on your PC, including the test.apk provided above. I’ll be walking you through this guide using the Dropbox app as an example, since it is among the easiest to edit. Facebook Messenger for example is notoriously difficult to theme. Note: Some apps are more difficult to theme than others.
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