The internal structure of Java software!
This post is purely speculation\This is what I gained from using software to analyze games, please don't look down on me if you understand!\First, if you want to create a Java program, you need code in class format. If I'm not mistaken, the software runs based on these instructions, but for BT games, you can modify the instruction code to achieve results.\If the game needs graphics, you will need many images in PNG format, and each image must include many actions.\For game music, it's basically just putting the MIDI music files in.\Various system prompts, etc., are just some text and then in class file format.\Oh! I forgot to mention, my software can directly enter games in JAR format and modify any data and package it into a new file, so you don't have to worry about modification failures. It's for S40 devices, but recently my browser can't upload anything, so there are no attachments.
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Congratulations to the original poster for discovering...\BT just requires changing some data, you don't need to write a lot of \jar music yourself... Jar doesn't support mp3 format, so I chose the long and small mid instead\I wonder if you have ever used the x manager...
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