SchmilK Wrote:Dang dude...wee need to extract all the images from hte sony released themes and put them out to the world for 3.5x and 3.60 :D  That would be a slap to the fat cat belly for sure.  :D

gnarr decompressed cookies, classy pink, lemmings and wipeout theme
didn't put them in rco's though ... too lazy ;o
sorry for the filenames :S

Awesome.  Thanks bstronga.

How do wee get the images out of these files?

Sweet thanks again bstronga.  I must be tired.  I just realized gim = mig.  :P

I'm far too tired now to figure which icon/glow goes where...
But I'm sure someone will get these baby's converted. (bstronga already did the hard work for us)

This is a screen shot of what I managed to throw together using the files bstronga  provided us with.

A 3.70 theme, on my 3.52 M33.
Got to love it  :D

Now I'm going to sleep...

(This post was last modified: 14/09/2007 01:39 AM by Mr. Shizzy.)

Lol , Mr Shizzy you make it first , and here is the lemmings for 3.60 , for previous versions , just use 3.03 to 3.40 App , or the 3.51 converter .I can't find all the icons , i think soni used two or more icons repeated ..? But i placed all the shadows , lol , Thanks to B for them

(This post was last modified: 14/09/2007 03:39 AM by gsmoke.)

*sigh*

Finally finished a converter.

Decided to step away from VB6 programming (finally) this time, so wrote this in C (with some C++ features), so there's no nice GUI...

Anyways, it shouldn't be too hard to use...  Basically, run the PTF file through the converter, and then use Resurssiklunssi to decompress the RCO.
readme.txt covers pretty much everything else.

See first post for the converter

Lol , you are the best Zinga . Your app can make a PTF ? or it only extract it to Rco , then can wee make PTF again ....  wowow , i have to ask .

Edit : i see now , no way back to PTF

(This post was last modified: 14/09/2007 05:17 AM by gsmoke.)

^ PTF creation seems possible (as I know the entire PTF format now).  Only issue is compression - I'll probably wait till a 3.7x custom firmware comes out before trying to make a PTF maker.

Still, I'd recommend using RCOs - they're much more powerful.  There's really little reason why you'd want to make PTFs, unless you're on official firmware...