Hi Cyril TanSAN,
Thank you for the email.
Attached are the installers.
Take note though that it's still a lot better
if you download these from Google Play,
so you can get automatic updates.
To change the background image...
1) rename the exported .utree file from Builder to .utree.zip
Example: hello.utree -> hello.utree.zip
2) unzip the file in your computer
3) inside the res folder, replace the bg.png or bg.jpg with another image.
--> the filename should still be bg.png or bg.jpg
4) This will apply the bg image to all the screens
If you want to change the bg image of a specific screen only...
--> In the name of your screen add, "~@bg=filename~",
where "filename" is the name of the bg file in .png or .jpg
For example, in a textDisplay screen, it would look like:
~@bg=filename~hello!,
where "hello!" is the text that is displayed
More stuff:
1) Steps to add translation
--> based on the translation files in <your tree>.utree/trans/
--> Capitalize the first letter (i.e. "Filipino", "Japanese")
--> default language is: "English"
--> you may get hold of the sample pedia.utree from the
Usbong website
This is what pedia.utree looks inside:
pedia.utree
./trans/Japanese.xml
Place your translations inside the trans folder.
--> refer to attached: Japanese.xml
--> take note of the format (based on Android's strings.xml)
--> what happens is, before usbong displays the screen,
1) it checks the current language setting.
2) it then takes the words on the screen (which are based on your xml tree),
and matches it with the corresponding string names in the xml file in the trans folder (e.g. Japanese.xml).
3) Once it finds the matching word, it then replaces the words on the screen
with the equivalent word in /trans/<language>.xml.
You can put as many translations as you want (not just Japanese).
The set language dialog box should adjust accordingly.
Let me know if you have further questions.
がんばってください。
Mike