@akutheterrible
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Replying to comment by:I can’t even find an apk editor for Android that works tbh. So instead I renamed the apk as .zip and copy paste into it, making sure files were the same res as they were when I copied them to edit, but when I renamed the zip back to apk, it wouldn’t parse the apk. It said it was null.
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IDK I thought you might know
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Which part of the animation menu Atlas is the grey boxes?
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Pretty disheartening. Thought maybe the old skin method would work but I seem to be wrong.
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Can someone tell me how to edit the Mini Game sprites? I mean I pulled them out and edited them, but I can’t get them to work.they simply won’t show up, and are automatically replaced by the defaults. I know the mini game doesn’t support skins. Help please?
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See the big grey boxes that go under the buttons? I need to make those go away. My phone has a bad image burn issue and I’m trying to make a transparent background (while leaving the button elements like the check marks, and tiny stick folk still there so I can see what buttons I’m pressing)
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Which part of the animation menu Atlas is the grey boxes?
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Replying to:why tf are you @ing me?
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IDK I thought you might know
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i’m not a code boi like arc is
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As in buttons or the black area you put everywhere?
If it’s buttons then there’s a lot of sprites for them- all of button looking sprites are the buttons. In the template tiff file I separated button layer from rest so it can help.
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I mean the layer that goes behind the buttons, but I found it already.
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@ralph would it be possible to edit the mini game sprites?
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of course, @arcionek already is
but there’s no build in “easy” way, you’d have to mess with the internal app graphic files
2018-12-22 20:52:45 UTC-
Replying to:idk but i somehow changed the games theme to gta san andreas theme.
2018-12-23 00:37:50 UTC
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1. Apk editor or get your desktop and unpack apk like zip.
2. Go to the assets>atlases>HD and there’s bunch of mini game assets.
3. Edit them
4. Turn the thing into apk somehow. What I do is use app to swap apk files.Ez pz
2018-12-23 09:27:22 UTC
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XD
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I technically am doing literally nothing these days. I could make one.
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90\’s? Pft that ain\’t retro. 70\’s is retro.
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Arc is still trying to figure this out
Pretty disheartening. Thought maybe the old skin method would work but I seem to be wrong.
Not like I can’t figure it out. I just need to replace it as the same image. The issue people do is that they might not put it in correct folder or simply not use transparency.
ah
I tried that but with the sounds
Idk if it works with the images mabye try the same quality and pixel size of the default texture
Also if you wanna try to change the pixel size use an app called video & picture resizer from the app store or the play store
I can’t even find an apk editor for Android that works tbh. So instead I renamed the apk as .zip and copy paste into it, making sure files were the same res as they were when I copied them to edit, but when I renamed the zip back to apk, it wouldn’t parse the apk. It said it was null.
I’m gonna exploit this whole thing hard.