[KITCHEN-MOD][HTC]Plug-ins and etc for dsixda's kitchen[UPDATED: 10/7/2012]

So, I've been running this on a personal level for a while now, and figured it's time to share. . .

At any rate, I would like to thank:
dsixda for his Android Kitchen (found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=633246)
Chainfire for SuperSU (found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053)
eLucas for the script his extract-RUU script used on HTC development (found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1729898)
tommytomatoe for the Android utility (found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1167623.)
Pof for his nbimg package (found here. . . http://pof.eslack.org/2008/07/03/nbimg-htc-splash-screen-tool/)

I did nothing fancy here. I wrote a few plug-in scripts to adapt the actions. Everything seems to work fine and has been tested on other environments. . . although all linux-based.

The extract-RUU plug-in takes the full RUU.exe through "the ringer" and places the rom.zip in the original update folder that we are all used to. You'll need Wine to implement. . . sudo apt-get install wine

Adding SuperSU to your rom is done with a plug-in. I didn't separate the detection of Superuser and SuperSU when running option 10, though. The kitchen isn't mine to modify, so you'll have to pay attention to that part as you build.

The HTC Splash Screen creator plug-in will auto-detect the dimensions of your .bmp when running the script. This means you MUST know what they should be for your specific device!!!! I goofed up a few and they made my phone look possessed for that period of time. . . Do yourself a solid, and research it before attempting. Even better. . . report with the specs if not mentioned below!!!

EVO 4G LTE - 720 X 1280 | 24 bit
EVO 4G (OG) - 480 X 800 | 24 bit

INSTRUCTIONS
1. Choose the zip that corresponds to your current setup and download.
2. Unzip the folder
3a. stupid_kitchen version - Drag the folder named "kitchen" to the folder that contains Dsixda's original Android Kitchen
3b. stupid_android-utility version - Drag the folder named "android-utility" to the folder that contains tommytomatoe's original Android Utility
4. Play!!!

Beyond all that, please let me know what you think. . . pointers, etc. Otherwise, I hope everyone enjoys!

UPDATE - 10/7/2012
Reconfigured all mods as plug-ins
Cleaned up some scripting
Added a really lame "signature" the beginning of my plug-ins. . .

UPDATE - 9/29/2012
Added HTC Splash Screen creator plug-in

Psionfenix said:

got a link error.

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Flashalot said:

Link broken

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Should be good now. . . sorry about that.

Not a problem. Had no intent to offend as I stated. I sent a friend request... you hate pm's and I hate Twitter... go figure. I really don't know HOW I missed the email address in the scripts, though! Haha, I even went to your project homepage looking for that! Anyways, taking down now.

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dsixda said:

No worries, send me your plugin and/or include it in post #1, and I can add it to the kitchen. I don't mean to hijack this thread

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Haha. well, it really was made for you to do so. I'm going to provide a link a little later of the plugin alone... which is what I should have done in the first place. My sincere apologies for that.

Anyways, stay tuned... I have another in the works, as well.

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Updated the Kitchen-Mod to include a splash screen creator for HTC devices. It uses Pof's NBIMG package which can be found here. . . http://pof.eslack.org/2008/07/03/nbimg-htc-splash-screen-tool/

Let me know if there's anything that needs to be changed. . .

Your .bmp needs to match exactly what your phone's splash screen should be.

On my phone now. Going to update the op later.

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updated the OP with new files

All scripts are plug-ins, now. This is done to preserve the scripting in the kitchen. As an after-thought, this saves a lot of headache in the case of a kitchen update being so different that everything I've done has to be redone.

Enjoy!!!