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February 19, 2015
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Splash Screen

  • February 19, 2015
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Does anyone remember changing their splash screens if so how do you do it now, am on Creo 3.

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    bokm96061-Visitor
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    February 19, 2015
    Think the name of the gif files is "comm_splash.gif". Replace that file
    with image/gif you want.
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    ocorten-212-Amethyst
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    February 20, 2015
    I've been doing so up to Creo 2.0 to add the build number to the splash screen.
    Here's an example

    For Creo 2.0 the file is located at
    %CREOINSTALLDIR%\Common Files\M140\text\resource\creo_parametric_com_splash.gif


    But in Creo 3.0 it's a different story.
    The splash screens are now compiled into one DLL
    %CREOINSTALLDIR%\M020\Common Files\proe\text\compiled_resource\splash_resources.dll
    This file contains 184 splash screens:



    I imagine extracting all GIF's (which are actually PNG's), change the one you need like below) and recreate the dll.

    Does anyone know how to recreate such a DLL?
    (I tried it with Visual Studio but didn't succeed)


    Kind regards,

    Olaf Corten




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    Date: 19-02-2015 16:06
    Subject: [proecad] - Splash Screen



    Does anyone remember changing their splash screens if so how do you do it now, am on Creo 3.


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    iceblink11-Visitor
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    February 20, 2015
    Google for "resource editor".

    Mind you, these are the kind of tools "script kiddies" (beginning
    hackers) like to use, so make sure to scan for malware and viruses
    before using.

    I think Visual Studio also contains a resource editor, but maybe that is
    what you already tried?

    Best regards,
    Patrick

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    iceblink11-Visitor
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    February 20, 2015
    I forgot to mention: you need to keep the new image in exactly the same
    format as the old one, i.e. same size, same bitplane depth, same
    encoding scheme, etc. You can't just replace a gif with any other gif.

    Best regards,
    Patrick


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