Daniel TM
03-26-2006, 03:37 PM
I made an AMS project last year. It's called AutoPlay Media Studio 6.0 Data Editor. You can edit some images that are displayed in ĂMS60.
Here are some tips.
Button files have the .btn extension but they're nothing more than a .zip file with .png images in it and with manifest.xml. Manifest.xml has General > type, name, description, author, copyright, url, email, other, hit threshold, Caption > text, font, center x, center y and all other information on the right panel of Button Maker. The .am6 file is the project file, it's just a .xml file with a different extension.
When you export a project you get one file with the extension .apz. The .apz file is just a .zip file with the exact same content as your project folder. Let's say you save all projects to
My Documents\AMS Projects. Exporting a project would just zip all files, folders and subfolders from
My Documents\AMS Projects\Project Name to a .zip file with the extension .apz. See for yourself, just rename the extension from .apz, .am6 or .btn to .zip and open the file with WinZp, WinRAR, PowerArchiver or any other archive reader. Who knows one of us reinvent the wheel making Button Maker for Windows (BMW). ;)
Here are some tips.
Button files have the .btn extension but they're nothing more than a .zip file with .png images in it and with manifest.xml. Manifest.xml has General > type, name, description, author, copyright, url, email, other, hit threshold, Caption > text, font, center x, center y and all other information on the right panel of Button Maker. The .am6 file is the project file, it's just a .xml file with a different extension.
When you export a project you get one file with the extension .apz. The .apz file is just a .zip file with the exact same content as your project folder. Let's say you save all projects to
My Documents\AMS Projects. Exporting a project would just zip all files, folders and subfolders from
My Documents\AMS Projects\Project Name to a .zip file with the extension .apz. See for yourself, just rename the extension from .apz, .am6 or .btn to .zip and open the file with WinZp, WinRAR, PowerArchiver or any other archive reader. Who knows one of us reinvent the wheel making Button Maker for Windows (BMW). ;)