Question about clock manila file??
 

I have currently been making my own themes now for about three or four weeks now. I use the tf3d config tool to load the themes. The only problem I am having is changing the clock background. I change the clock tab but yet when I load my theme the clock back ground is just a white block. The clock numbers are changed, but not the back ground. Can anyone help me out with this??? I would appreciate it greatly.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

Can I get no help???

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

What type of clock are you using? Sprint clock or Flip Clock? There are 2 files that govern the background of the flip clock and 1 that governs the flip.

Also, if you're moving from sprint to flip you need to first install "sprint2flip" clock as there are more files affected in the change over than just graphics. Once changed you should be able to change out your flip clocks.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

It is a sprint clock. Well kind of, I have changed the numbers to look different but am having trouble with the back space. I will look for the sprint2flip, and try from there. thanks.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

good luck, let me know how you're working it out.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

Ok well I downloaded the sprint2flip clock then I found a cab of a clock I like, but I am still looking for the answer to my original question. It's cool though, I'll keep searching til I figure it out.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

was the background one you created or one you were installing from another theme? Was the file cfc compressed? Some people create manila's cfc compressed.. if you're tf3d manila isn't compressed and you put a compressed file into it you'll get a white box.

Re: Question about clock manila file??
 

I'm not sure if this will help, but in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...47#post2670847 they talk about the problem of the white block with the clock. It's one of those 200+ page threads, but this link will get you in the general area of the discussion, and maybe somewhere in there is your answer. (I'm still working my way thru it)