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I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
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Thanks for the tip mate
That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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Great tip, although this really belongs in the "General" section.
Expect more from someone with almost a thousand posts...
sundazetoo said:
That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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exactly
If you didn't create it... this belongs in general...
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Jade Eyed Wolf said:
I know that the most common way people have been switching between phone and tablet modes in AOSP builds of ICS is by changing the lcd density. Well, I'm here to tell you that there is an easier way to do it, and it doesn't create weird looking out-of-aspect-ratio artifacts in certain apps (like Google Music in portrait orientation in tablet mode).
So, in your build.prop, instead of using the traditional ro.sf.lcd_density= line, you can remove that entirely, and use:
ro.build.characteristics=
and after the "=" just put either tablet or phone.
That's it! Easy peasy!
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So basically you keep the DPI @ 320 & change the above parameter to tablet?
Will this give me the tablet like two panes in settings, gmail & google play?
Screen shot please, and stop crying about this brlongs here ore there. Cry babys
daddymatt said:
If you didn't create it... this belongs in general...
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Spot On
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prgopala said:
So basically you keep the DPI @ 320 & change the above parameter to tablet?
Will this give me the tablet like two panes in settings, gmail & google play?
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So basically ICS has 2 modes, tablet mode and phone mode. To my understanding this is dependent on the dpi, anything lower than 213 dpi will display ICS in tablet mode i.e. 2 panes on most apps. Apparently 160 dpi is the official tablet mode..and i think 320 dpi is the standard phone mode. I currently run mine in 200 dpi and most apps show 2 panes.. I am sure there is a better explanation somewhere
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sundazetoo said:
That was added in CNA v5 and i think it created problems and was changed back in v5.1.
Fyi, tablet mode changes the dpi to 160, at the moment i use 200 because 160 is a tad bit small for me.
Good tip tho, interested to see if it creates any issues with Imilika v8..
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So far, I haven't had any issues with Imilka's build. Then again, the stock keyboard still looks funky in portrait tablet mode, but that's nothing new. Everything else works perfectly.
More than anything, this fixes things like tablet portrait Google Music recent's.
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So basically ICS has 2 modes, tablet mode and phone mode. To my understanding this is dependent on the dpi, anything lower than 213 dpi will display ICS in tablet mode i.e. 2 panes on most apps. Apparently 160 dpi is the official tablet mode..and i think 320 dpi is the standard phone mode. I currently run mine in 200 dpi and most apps show 2 panes.. I am sure there is a better explanation somewhere
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Absolutely... i don't think just changing the build characteristics parameter to 'tablet' will give you true tablet mode...I guess it will help in apps like music etc where the controls are screwed up in tablet mode...did you try it btw, i mean keeping the DPI below 213 & setting the characteristics to tablet and then check the music app for e.g.
Can sum1 tell me plz ...
what shud i edit in build.prop in order to run gameloft games ...
bcz for default setting it sayz
" your device not compatble blah blah and request for refund "
Using ICS STUNNER ROM
Can ne1 help me out wid dis thing or wts the workaround for this ???
Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this! Edit: Resets after boot! Anyone know how to automate this?
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 (edit: changing dpi breaks stock LG apps)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy, and please let me know if it does/doesn't work for you :good:
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Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this!
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 (also change dpi to 540 for layout - not required for fix itself)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy :good:
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What sharpness are you talking about?
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Helloworld294 said:
What sharpness are you talking about?
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LG use post-processing to artificially enhance the sharpness of the screen - not sure if it varies by model or its an eyesight thing, but some seem to loathe it while others don't even notice it. See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/figure-how-to-remove-sharpening-t2807761
Compare the 'm i t' bit of that picture i linked - top (default) one has a very strong white outline, while it's barely/not there in the bottom one.
RokkaMan said:
LG use post-processing to artificially enhance the sharpness of the screen - not sure if it varies by model or its an eyesight thing, but some seem to loathe it while others don't even notice it. See this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/figure-how-to-remove-sharpening-t2807761
Compare the 'm i t' bit of that picture i linked - top (default) one has a very strong white outline, while it's barely/not there in the bottom one.
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There's an easy fix for that. The fault is imbalance of the colors/contrast.
The fix is definitely to modify contrast and such either from settings>accessibility>color adjustment or by using trickstermod.
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Helloworld294 said:
There's an easy fix for that. The fault is imbalance of the colors/contrast.
The fix is definitely to modify contrast and such either from settings>accessibility>color adjustment or by using trickstermod.
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Nope, that only makes it worse. It's nothing to do with contrast, read the link for more details.
RokkaMan said:
Spent the best part of two days trying to fix this i guess... I swear to god if I hadn't figured this out, the phone was being returned!
YMMV, caveat emptor etc.
1) Enable 'Disable HW Overlays' in Developer Settings - won't work without this!
2) Download Nomone - Resolution Changer from the Play Store
3) I swear to god - change resolution to 1441 x 2561 ( optional: also change dpi to 540 for better layout - not required for fix itself)
4) Reboot phone - fix should already work but this fixes layout for DPI change.
This doesn't negate the effect entirely but it looks like its 95% gone. Other resolution variants work too but this one has the greatest effect of all the ones I tried.
Picture for proof - sorry for potato quality, my only other camera was an iPad - maybe the difference is less noticable zoomed in, but compare the 'mited' bit to see the biggest difference.
http://i.imgur.com/Ba7tTgj.png
Enjoy, and please let me know if it does/doesn't work for you :good:
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By changing the resolution, doesn't that break native lg apps?
mgbotoe said:
By changing the resolution, doesn't that break native lg apps?
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That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Helloworld294 said:
What sharpness are you talking about?
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I own the phone since its release and I still can't see this sharpening thing that people are talking about.
shook187 said:
I own the phone since its release and I still can't see this sharpening thing that people are talking about.
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Exactly my point, even though I've been with AMOLED phones since 2011. I do really not like the constant LCD backlight which messes with dark colors and makes the "Retro TV" lock animation look dumb...
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Helloworld294 said:
That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Jesus Christ, who pissed in your corn flakes? Are you going to continue to winge and make unsubstantiated claims in this thread, or do you have anything useful to contribute?
Heres a pic of the set resolution - and no, a lower dpi doesn't cause a bootloop? Wtf? http://i.imgur.com/kaUzPCc.png
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Jesus Christ, who pissed in your corn flakes? Are you going to continue to winge and make unsubstantiated claims in this thread, or do you have anything useful to contribute?
Heres a pic of the set resolution - and no, a lower dpi doesn't cause a bootloop? Wtf? http://i.imgur.com/kaUzPCc.png
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You don't believe me? Alright go back to stock resolution, go set DPI at 510 through build.prop and reboot. Goodluck.
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Thanks for the tip! Really like the way the screen looks after this. Only issue I have found so far is Swiftkey won't display properly now.. But the google keyboard and lg keyboard do. Thanks again!
Thanks OP! I do notice the difference, and without changing the DPI it hasn't affected any of my other programs so far.
Is it whiny to ask for more screenshots?
Helloworld294 said:
That resolution is bs, phone resolution=DPI and going below 540 you'll end up with a bootlooping sausage fest.
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Resolution and dpi is not the same hun
I didn't want to waste a spot and say thanks but my phone just FC's the app when trying to use the thanks button. So thank you for the write up and also turning me on to that app. :beer::thumbup:
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The OP is probably bootlooping right now lol
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Doesn't work for me, anti-aliasing still there.
Yeah, I am lost on this sharpening issue too… maybe go get your eyes examimed?
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I don't know how you can't see the sharpening?
It disappeared for me after I changed launchers and dpi (maybe just got used to it) but I definitely noticed it when I first got the phone. Irritated me a lot, put awkward strain of my eyes :/
I'm not debating about whether there's a sharpening effect on texts on all G3s or not... But it's definitely noticeable on mine. So for those who also feel this way, I hope this works for you too.
I basically stumbled on this. it worked for Me but YMMV. I used iFont to change the phone's font, and then set the font to restore back to default font, but set the new font as the default font. After rebooting and everything, all the new fonts do not register the sharpening effect anymore. I have to be honest, I'm not sure if it's just the applying of a new font, or the setting of the new font as default that made the difference (I think it's the latter), but now my text is ultra sharp. Hope this helps some of you. And if it actually does work for others as well, please share it - because for me the sharpening effect was very obvious and annoying.
Just wanted to open a thread on this because it's the only thing that has fixed this problem on my G3 and hoping it might work and benefit a few of you.
Can you give us a picture of the result
Before & after pics?
I've been trying use ifont but it I saying my connection isn't good enough lol LTE.... Guess I'll try WiFi later ....
2SHAYNEZ
Placebo city.
yousifamir said:
Before & after pics?
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Just a warning, I've heard some people get bootloops with iFont, so be careful, backup, etc. No problems for me as I've tried several different fonts so far.
Here are a few screenshots of text on my G3 now... unfortunately I don't have a before shot, since I can no longer revert back to the original font.
tsaojam said:
Just a warning, I've heard some people get bootloops with iFont, so be careful, backup, etc. No problems for me as I've tried several different fonts so far.
Here are a few screenshots of text on my G3 now... unfortunately I don't have a before shot, since I can no longer revert back to the original font.
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Screenshots wont show the sharpening...
Tried it and absolutely no effect on sharpening.
Can you detail step by step what you did? and take a photo of your screen for proof please
Some fonts look better with the effect that others, but the effect is still there, this does nothing.
like i said, worked for me but it seems like it's not working for others. Just sharing my experience...not a huge hassle to try it anyway if you find the text effect to be annoying.
It seems the Ubuntu font is doing great over here. The sharpening is less intrussive. Thnx for the tip!
tsaojam said:
like i said, worked for me but it seems like it's not working for others. Just sharing my experience...not a huge hassle to try it anyway if you find the text effect to be annoying.
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Its not working for you, its just making it less obvious because the font doesant look so bad with the sharpening. Ive been using an alternative font for months now using this method, and it helps, but it doesn't remove the effect. You can still see it on other UI elements.
tsaojam said:
Just a warning, I've heard some people get bootloops with iFont, so be careful, backup, etc. No problems for me as I've tried several different fonts so far.
Here are a few screenshots of text on my G3 now... unfortunately I don't have a before shot, since I can no longer revert back to the original font.
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What font are you using?
Japultra said:
What font are you using?
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Latos
Pfeffernuss said:
Placebo city.
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Is there an unthank button?
Biou_Pilgrim said:
Is there an unthank button?
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Great that it apparently works for you.
Except, it does not :good:
Pfeffernuss said:
Great that it apparently works for you.
Except, it does not :good:
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I've never noticed any over sharpening on my screen. Not saying it doesn't exist, just that it may not occur on every device. That being said, I do think this whole thing has been blown out of proportion as I have compared several G3s to other devices side-by-side and have yet to notice anything bothersome.
acparker18 said:
I've never noticed any over sharpening on my screen. Not saying it doesn't exist, just that it may not occur on every device. That being said, I do think this whole thing has been blown out of proportion as I have compared several G3s to other devices side-by-side and have yet to notice anything bothersome.
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People are not alike. The AS is absolutely horrific, depending on the size/thickness/color of the font.
acparker18 said:
I've never noticed any over sharpening on my screen. Not saying it doesn't exist, just that it may not occur on every device. That being said, I do think this whole thing has been blown out of proportion as I have compared several G3s to other devices side-by-side and have yet to notice anything bothersome.
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It occurs on every device. It's built into the device. What does change from device to device is the color schemes used. It is much more noticeable with some font / background color combos than others. I think it's probably also less noticeable the less acute one's vision is.
The title says it all. What lcd_density do you use most with your Note 4?
440-480...perfect
I always use 480
I like the stock 640. My eyes suck so 640 makes everything nice and big and easy to see.
mgbotoe said:
440-480...perfect
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Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
Brava27 said:
Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
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Odd I never experience that issue. What were you doing for that to be invoke?
mgbotoe said:
Odd I never experience that issue. What were you doing for that to be invoke?
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Simply changed dpi via build prop
Face_Plant said:
I like the stock 680. My eyes suck so 680 makes everything nice and big and easy to see.
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just to let you know stock is 640 not 680.
Brava27 said:
Doesnt 440-480 make the phone into a tablet setting? I tried below 500 and it made everything think I was using an tablet instead of a phone.
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JB was the last Android version that had different tablet UI after that phones and tablets are same.
zain0300 said:
just to let you know stock is 640 not 680.
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I was close enough. I knew it was 6 something.....
Thanks for letting me know. Edited my post so people don't think I'm an idiot :good:
475 seems to be my sweet spot
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Never mind. Figured it out.
It looks fantastic at 480, but boy does it dork up TW. LOL
560 is perfect IMO.
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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I was about to ask the same thing.
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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Per app setting and than change camera,phone,dialer back to 640
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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holywhitebread said:
I was about to ask the same thing.
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Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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Brava27 said:
Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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Worked like a dream! Thank you!
dc/dc said:
It looks fantastic at 480, but boy does it dork up TW. LOL
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I can't use the TW launcher past my initial setup anyways. I'm always rocking Nova Launcher
SiNJiN76 said:
how do you guys keep the Camera full screen? When I experimented and changed the dpi, the camera was no longer filling up the whole screen.
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Brava27 said:
Xposed > app settings > change contacts (dialer), camera, gallery back to 640 dpi. Keep in mind you can change any app you like to any dpi other than the one you've made the entire device.
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I swear there was a thread on the App Settings that should be reset for apps on the note 4 with modified lcd_densitys but I can't find it. I just read it yesterday and even a search through my browser history yields no results Is it just me or do our subconscious minds create false memories sometimes just to mess with us and see how the conscious mind reacts?
I'm running 560 right now.
patrioticparadox said:
I can't use the TW launcher past my initial setup anyways. I'm always rocking Nova Launcher
I swear there was a thread on the App Settings that should be reset for apps on the note 4 with modified lcd_densitys but I can't find it. I just read it yesterday and even a search through my browser history yields no results Is it just me or do our subconscious minds create false memories sometimes just to mess with us and see how the conscious mind reacts?
I'm running 560 right now.
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Funny. Yesterday I put my DPI @ 580. Looked nice and compact. This morning, it looks like it's back to 640 (normal). Ha ha eyes already adjusted to 580. Guess I'll be lowering that number very soon. BTW, is there a rule-of-thumb for the number we choose for the dpi?Such as to keep the number even? Keep it on 10's?
LEAKED MARLIN AND SAILFISH BOOTANIMATION
Info + Intro
via @@urmilshroff on G+ I have created my first project - a bootanimation based on this source. My version is a 1080p Manual install that works good on my Nexus 5 and OnePlus 3, both with 1080p displays. For my version of the project, I have "open sourced" it; resources available here.
These resources have allowed for projects for other devices, such as this port for 480p displays here, so you can feel free to use them too.
Mentions, honours and credits
@@urmilshroff for requesting the project in the first place.
@@androcraze for helping me out in the beginning and then continuing to maintain the project.
This should work for all 1080p and 720p devices.
Tell me what device you have if it worked for you.
Confirmed working on:
OnePlus 3
Nexus 5
Xiaomi Mi 3
Bugs and/or issues
- File unknown bugs here
- Not flashable, my flashables refuse to work, see @@androcraze's flashables of my version.
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Full folder of all downloads available here: https://mega.nz/#F!SgZThCKY!s2_9Rp1bJHN3nq1fjBjRMg
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ZeevoX edition flashables thanks to @@androcraze
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Black Flashable
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Finally cleaned up OP, enjoy!
I really do appreciate your work, but could you not just cut the video on screenshot and make a config file how should they change(btw there is some sort of a mistake in its first part), but at least fullfil all screen in white color? It's not so hard to do and this write rectangle looks really... werid, I dunno...
And in my opinion, Google won't use white background for bootanimation in final release, or they would need to change the bootlogo for other supported nexus devices too :/
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Napoleon_First said:
I really do appreciate your work, but could you not just cut the video on screenshot and make a config file how should they change(btw there is some sort of a mistake in its first part), but at least fullfil all screen in white color? It's not so hard to do and this write rectangle looks really... werid, I dunno...
And in my opinion, Google won't use white background for bootanimation in final release, or they would need to change the bootlogo for other supported nexus devices too :/
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Thanks for the notice, just realised there's a bug in the beginning. I'll work to get that fixed.
Since this is my first boot animation I'm not really into developing yet, could you please further explain what you mean by config file?
Of course Google won't use a white background, but it's the only source I have gotten. I'll see if I can find a way to fill in the background.
This video, in fact, isn't screenshots, used a tool called ffmeg.
I, to some extent, made this to test my skills and whether I could do it for a guy on G+ (You may know him, he's called Urmil Shroff)
@ZeevoX thanks for your contribution, I will be posting the actual bootanimation.zip file soon in the Android Themes section, formatted perfectly for MM and LP devices.
Possibly even with the sound.
Cool!
nicholaschum said:
@ZeevoX thanks for your contribution, I will be posting the actual bootanimation.zip file soon in the Android Themes section, formatted perfectly for MM and LP devices.
Possibly even with the sound.
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So is it your own work or is it based off mine? Out of curiosity, how would you add a boot sound?
ZeevoX said:
So is it your own work or is it based off mine? Out of curiosity, how would you add a boot sound?
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It is based on Google's original resources from my Marlin dump, so I have them at all resolutions.
Sounds have to be hacked I somehow.
@nicholaschum Oh, nice! Where did you obtain the Marlin dump in the first place then?
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@nicholaschum Oh, nice! Where did you obtain the Marlin dump in the first place then?
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My team has a connection of whom gave us the whole system dump. My G+ I've been posting things AndroidPolice and AndroidAuthority hasn't posted before, and when they do we leak more information.
Any fix yet for a full white screen boot or will it be black? This is great
This will work on Nexus 5x ?
Ghost9867 said:
This will work on Nexus 5x ?
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Yep, because it's also got a 1080p display.
cell2011 said:
Any fix yet for a full white screen boot or will it be black? This is great
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If you know how to fix it... otherwise, googling doesn't find any answers.
Thanks as well!
ZeevoX said:
If you know how to fix it... otherwise, googling doesn't find any answers.
Thanks as well!
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I agree. And it doesn't look very good with black and white and for me even flicker...
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Labs
You need to edit the desc.txt file for the correct resolution.
ZeevoX said:
If you know how to fix it... otherwise, googling doesn't find any answers.
Thanks as well!
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Final product looks great!
androcraze said:
Final product looks great!
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Great! Glad to hear!
Doesn't work on Samsung Galaxy S5. It has a resolution of 1080 x 1920, so it should work :/
EDIT: Ok, fixed it. Had to edit the desc.txt and use c's instead of 'ps
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Doesn't work on Samsung Galaxy S5. It has a resolution of 1080 x 1920, so it should work :/
EDIT: Ok, fixed it. Had to edit the desc.txt and use c's instead of 'ps
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Can you post a sample of your desc.txt?
The thing about "c's" vs. "p's" is that the c's are "timed" to system events, or at least I believe that they are:
Code:
p 0 0 part3
will never go past this line, yet:
Code:
c 0 0 part3
does, if some "milestone" is reached.
Different devices have different animation rollouts and structure. I always shy away from "c's", unless I'm modifying frames in an existing animation.
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Can you post a sample of your desc.txt?
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Code:
1080 1080 24
c 1 0 part0
c 0 0 part1
c 1 0 part2
I just tried it, because the default bootanimation of my ROM (Resurrection Remix) uses c's. And with c's its working on my SGS5, with p's not.
By the way: great work, I love it.
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Code:
1080 1080 24
c 1 0 part0
c 0 0 part1
c 1 0 part2
I just tried it, because the default bootanimation of my ROM (Resurrection Remix) uses c's. And with c's its working on my SGS5, with p's not.
By the way: great work, I love it.
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See if these flashables work on your SGS5:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/loztf18rldfzdpt/Nougat-N5-Black-bootanimation-Nexus5-flashable.zip
http://www.mediafire.com/download/ekaau8imc8we782/Nougat-N5-White-bootanimation-Nexus5-flashable.zip
UPDATE: The animations in this thread are probably for a future version of Nougat, perhaps 7.1. The current Nougat animation is a derivative of the stock Marshmallow animation; the main difference is the "Google" text-logo at the beginning of the Nougat version. Both are very close. I have copies of both (and "maxed" versions) for 1080p in my boot animations thread (check my signature).
@ZeevoX has really done a great job getting the Nougat animation on the N5; he's put much work into converting things, and should be commended for both inspiration and perseverance.
He's more than welcome to use the above modifications in his thread, if they are acceptable. My main concern is whether they work on multiple platforms, not just the N5.