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 APK file modding basic tutorial & description. Download video tutorial made by lunadev & watch in it detailed... Click here to download basic modding video tutorial Info:video size 130mb... In English Description or more detailed explanation by my own😉 Usually an APK file contains the following files: 1)AndroidManifest.xml Application manifest file, version number, version name, permissions, application name, application icons, activities, services, broadcasts and other configuration information are in this file. It's like brain to App😅 (we can play with this by changing or deleting or adding some stuff to it) 2)classes.dex Android code file. In the development of Android applications, if the developers write Java codes, the codes will be compiled into many class files, and finally these files are combined into classes.dex file, so most of the java codes of applications are in this file. Some apks with bigger size may contains multiple dex files, such as classes1.dex、cla

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May 03, 2020 In this tutorial I'll show you how to add popup toast for apps & games in different activities like when open app or open settings or menu to show popup Adding toast Description Steps: 1)Decompile the apk file (I personally use apkeditor for this or apktool m) Note decompile dex files too 2)now open androidmanifest.xml and search for the activity that where you want to toast the message (ok i personally do not use toast in my mods but I recommend you to toast msg in app start or when nenu or settings open) Ok let's make toast to appear on sart of app 3)ok find the first activity in AndroidManifest.xml and it is mostly the startup screen or search for settings activitie your wish Now open the activity smali which is placed under the path which i circled in the image 4)now search for the code below... Copy and search it in that activity smali .method protected onCreate(Landroid/os/Bundle;)V Then you see lines like  this .method protected onCreate(Landroid/os/Bund

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