We learn that homebrew developer Red Squirrel has updated CTF Manager to version 2.0, and with it came support for creating custom theme files for the recently released Custom Firmware 4.01 M33.
This major change is supported with flanking updates of file compatibility with the official CXMB v3.2 and CTF file-naming, such that the homebrew support application is much friendlier.
Other changes include the packaging of the program into a single executable file, the incorporation of security checks to avoid .NET Framework errors (it will also ask you for the PRX files you may extract from via Miriam's CXMB update), plus the ability to automatically recreate the directory structure required by the program to operate.
The application is Windows only, so those with Linux boxes might have to roll up their sleeves for Windows XP emulation and utilize the application in a .NET enabled environment. With that said, you may proceed to download the small archive through the link we've provided below. Enjoy.
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