quote:
Originally posted by Pipish
woops i ment like the actual image where i can change it
Well, for example, if we find the invite button by searching for
invitetoimbtn, we end up with this..
code:
<cmdbutton id=atom(invitetoimbtn) cmdid=40269 class="TaskbarBtn" layout=borderlayout() AccName=rcstr(60032) AccDesc=rcstr(44027) ShortcutString=rcstr(60032) >
<png layoutpos=top flip=false idres=808 contentalign=topcenter class="TaskbarIcon" />
<element id=atom(suppress) layoutpos=client padding=rect(2,-1,2,2) contentalign=bottomcenter />
</cmdbutton>
For the image, the important bit here is
code:
<png layoutpos=top flip=false idres=808 contentalign=topcenter class="TaskbarIcon" />
Where idres=
808 is the number of the image, so now that we know that PNG 808 is the image for the invite button, we click on folder PNG on the left panel in reshacker, scroll down and expand folder
808, right-click on 1033 and Replace Resource if you want to change it.
Note: using reshacker we can't see the images, but if we use heaventools resource tuner we can see the actual PNG images instead of just the bytes, the only downer is the resource tuner has a 30 day trial limit.
Of course, we already know what the image looks like, but if we want to extract it, just left click on PNG > 808 > 1033 (this being the invite button graphic) and then in the top menu click
Action > Save Resource as binary file ... and save it as
808.png, then you can open up the file you saved and view the graphic.
Hope that made sense