I've been playing with bootanimations past day or so, (including making one myself, which I scrapped because it sucked.)
My big question is, does the Nexus 5 allow for boot sounds? I've found a wicked sick bootanimation that has included sound file that is also wicked cool, but of course, no idea how to make the sound work.
I'm running rooted, stock rom, TWM.
Cheers!
I'm curious about that too .. Hope we have some luck :good:
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Stormchylde said:
I've been playing with bootanimations past day or so, (including making one myself, which I scrapped because it sucked.)
My big question is, does the Nexus 5 allow for boot sounds? I've found a wicked sick bootanimation that has included sound file that is also wicked cool, but of course, no idea how to make the sound work.
I'm running rooted, stock rom, TWM.
Cheers!
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Hey, author of that popular BIOS animation here. According to some users in my thread, boot sounds are absolutely possible. I haven't had time to research them yet, as I'm in the middle of finals, so I have no idea how they work or what's involved, but I definitely plan giving it a look ASAP.
BrianAllred said:
Hey, author of that popular BIOS animation here. According to some users in my thread, boot sounds are absolutely possible. I haven't had time to research them yet, as I'm in the middle of finals, so I have no idea how they work or what's involved, but I definitely plan giving it a look ASAP.
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This would be pretty cool. I'd definitely use it. I'd like to be able to add a sound to any bootanimation (even stock - which I like).
Mu understanding was that you would need to edit the desc.txt file in to boot animation and list where you would like the sound to start. Then import it to /system/media/audio or /system/media/audio/notifications but neither worked for me.
Has anyone tried this?
Hello!
To get a custom sound you need to place the required audio file(mp3) into system/media/audio/ui named as Bootsound.mp3
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Source http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-v-4g/624871-custom-boot-sound.html
If not try naming it to bootaudio.mp3
Worst case scenario... Ask @evil1art. He's a brilliant touchwiz dev in the Samsung galaxy forums. His Wicked ROM on the s3 had boot audio and shutdown audio.
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DigitalUnderground said:
Has anyone tried this?
Source http://androidforums.com/htc-evo-v-4g/624871-custom-boot-sound.html
If not try naming it to bootaudio.mp3
Worst case scenario... Ask @evil1art. He's a brilliant touchwiz dev in the Samsung galaxy forums. His Wicked ROM on the s3 had boot audio and shutdown audio.
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I've tried quite a few different things. From what I've gathered, it's not possible on stock AOSP because the kernel has to support it. So if we can convince a kernel dev to try to implement it, we might have a shot.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2324030 this worked on nex4... Maybe it is possible... Just needs some bin files
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DigitalUnderground said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2324030 this worked on nex4... Maybe it is possible... Just needs some bin files
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I tried the bootsound method (and a few variations of it) with no luck. Had the bootsound binary and everything. Looks like it only works on Gingerbread.
BrianAllred said:
I tried the bootsound method (and a few variations of it) with no luck. Had the bootsound binary and everything. Looks like it only works on Gingerbread.
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It worked on ICS and JB on touchwiz ROMs... I used it. There has to be a way
I sent evil1art a hangouts message to see if he can help out. He's a super cool dude and if he can help I'm sure he will
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DigitalUnderground said:
It worked on ICS and JB on touchwiz ROMs... I used it. There has to be a way
I sent evil1art a hangouts message to see if he can help out. He's a super cool dude and if he can help I'm sure he will
That was his reply
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Yeah, it works on TouchWiz because the kernel supports it, from what I've read. Maybe if an AOSP kernel dev has the time to check out the TouchWiz kernel source...
Edit: Or vice-versa, as the case may be.
BrianAllred said:
Yeah, it works on TouchWiz because the kernel supports it, from what I've read. Maybe if an AOSP kernel dev has the time to check out the TouchWiz kernel source...
Edit: Or vice-versa, as the case may be.
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Deviant Development (the team that evil1art created) has a kernel dev... I think with some time and testing we can get this going
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Okay, the stock google bootanimation was really bugging me because the pattern does not do a full 360-degree rotation. so, i fixed it. see preview below:
old version:
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my fixed version:
if you can't see the difference, you don't have OCD about little details like i do
see attachments for download.
bootanimation.zip is just the boot animation file if you want to push it to your system partition manually.
google_bootanim_fixed_flashable.zip is flashable via TWRP or CWM.
enjoy!
for fixed google boot animation with "powered by android" logo, go to my other thread here
also, to return back to stock, use this flashable zip, kindly provided by @BrianAllred
Thanks. That always bugged me too
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And i thought i had no life / joke
Works great! Always annoyed me too!
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From one man with OCD to another. I understand.
I never realized how much that bugged me until you fixed it. Ahhh, I feel so much better now
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I LOVE YOU!
You have no idea how much I LOVE little details like this.
THANK YOU!
I thought I was the only person that noticed that...
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simon.ponder said:
I thought I was the only person that noticed that...
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Personally, I'm not sure how Google let it slip through the cracks looking like it did. It makes it feel like an unfinished project, and it lacks fluidity. It's like when you're about to sneeze, then you suddenly lose the urge - MADNESS!
What if i need a stock zip file?
gyddini said:
What if i need a stock zip file?
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I've got a flashable one here, StockBoot.zip.
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dankoman said:
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I know, I'd rather use yours if I wanted stock-looking boot, I just provide the actual stock boot as a resource in case someone that uses my BIOS boot needs it (which is only the case when I corrupt a zip file).
I have quite bad OCD but I literally never noticed this until now! Probably cause I rarely turn my phone off so never see the animation!
BrianAllred said:
I've got a flashable one here, StockBoot.zip.
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BrianAllred said:
I know, I'd rather use yours if I wanted stock-looking boot, I just provide the actual stock boot as a resource in case someone that uses my BIOS boot needs it (which is only the case when I corrupt a zip file).
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linked you in the OP, hope you don't mind.
dankoman said:
linked you in the OP, hope you don't mind.
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No problem at all. I was thinking about linking this in my animation thread, as an alternative to stock boot if people tried mine and didn't like it. Is that cool?
BrianAllred said:
No problem at all. I was thinking about linking this in my animation thread, as an alternative to stock boot if people tried mine and didn't like it. Is that cool?
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fine with me :good:
So glad it isn't just me that gets irritated by things like this.
Thanks!
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Guess I have OCD!
Is it possible to do a sons of anarchy boot animation as well as a small clip of the sons of anarchy theme song for nexus 5?? Just curious
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I saw a great GIF on Google+ and some folks asking if someone could make it a bootanimation...im not experianced with photoediting or bootanimation creating..this is my second...but it looked nice and i like to share it...
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Its not a flashable zip just move it with any root explorer to /system/media
Nice I like this. Will test out now.
Edit:tested and works perfectly.
Oh... I actually really love this.
heheheh yeah I work with a bunch of appleheads, this will get em going
Now someone needs to come up with a boot animation changer so you get a different ani every boot.
Anyone??
sj
This is very cool! Thanks for putting it together!
ZooBaAr said:
heheheh yeah I work with a bunch of appleheads, this will get em going
Now someone needs to come up with a boot animation changer so you get a different ani every boot.
Anyone??
sj
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Someone did that in the N4 forum. I think it was called Boot Box. I don't know if it would work on N5, but you could try it.
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When I installed it, then I only got a tiny flashing Android text in the middle of the screen.. What happened?
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Jones_mcfuzz said:
When I installed it, then I only got a tiny flashing Android text in the middle of the screen.. What happened?
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You have to set the correct permissions on the boot animation. See what all the other files in that folder have as permissions and set the same for the boot ani.
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ZooBaAr said:
heheheh yeah I work with a bunch of appleheads, this will get em going
Now someone needs to come up with a boot animation changer so you get a different ani every boot.
Anyone??
sj
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I have used ROM Toolbox to do this in the past.
Works without problems. Thanks for sharing!
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Jones_mcfuzz said:
When I installed it, then I only got a tiny flashing Android text in the middle of the screen.. What happened?
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Set the permissions to 644
pikachukaki said:
I saw a great GIF on Google+ and some folks asking if someone could make it a bootanimation...im not experianced with photoediting or bootanimation creating..this is my second...but it looked nice and i like to share it...
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Its not a flashable zip just move it with any root explorer to /system/media
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Hey, this looks great! Is there any way to create the same thing but instead of the android showing at the end, could it be the Google logo?
drdagreenphd said:
Hey, this looks great! Is there any way to create the same thing but instead of the android showing at the end, could it be the Google logo?
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Yup....you can change the png image on part1..with another with the same resolution...just one image with the same name...feel free to share it after that
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I'd personally like the default Nexus 5 bootup animation to start going after instead, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. I couldn't figure out how to change the size of the Nexus 5 animation (it's a very small size compared to the glitch animation). If you'd like to give that a try at some point, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I cannot post links unfortunately, as I am a new member, but searching Nexus 5 boot animation download gets you several options.
Can you make this one?
https://plus.google.com/110927925047838632761/posts/bCQadVtNAJN
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" Nothing's ever locked..."
omg hahha I love it thank you!
This is amazing ! Thank you
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JaylanPHNX said:
Someone did that in the N4 forum. I think it was called Boot Box. I don't know if it would work on N5, but you could try it.
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ZooBaAr said:
heheheh yeah I work with a bunch of appleheads, this will get em going
Now someone needs to come up with a boot animation changer so you get a different ani every boot.
Anyone??
sj
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Here's a link to Boot Box: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.overhaulingmod.bootbox enjoy!
LOL! Amazing Bootanimation! Thanks man
link down
https://plus.google.com/+DeanWallace/posts/bCQadVtNAJN
the Downloadlink is down
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Smooth Scrolling Mod
Reviving of the Smooth Scrolling Mod (previously made by Hammer_Of_The_Gods)
Now for Cataclysm, Euphoria, Pastapop and more
Will update the mod for every new build here
This mod works also on Nexus 4, Nexus 10 and both Nexus 7's
If you want to see this mod on the rom you are using give me the framework.jar, and maybe I will consider it
Download
Make a Nandroid Backup (of system) beforehand
It works on both Dalvik and ART
Explanation: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=51114977&postcount=210
Enjoy
Also works on Nexus 4 thanks man, I was noticing lag and thought it was just my device beginning to show it's age, this is awesome
RealSlimShadyMC said:
Also works on Nexus 4 thanks man, I was noticing lag and thought it was just my device beginning to show it's age, this is awesome
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Don't quote OP please remove that. And that's pretty weird, it shouldn't work on the Nexus 4 but ok
GtrCraft said:
Don't quote OP please remove that. And that's pretty weird, it shouldn't work on the Nexus 4 but ok
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Sorry dude, I used reply and it autoquoted XDA's always done that, kinda annoys me a bit too.
Also, why wouldn't it work? They use almost exactly the same code apart from drivers and maybe some differently sized pngs in systemui, but other than that the software is identical
RealSlimShadyMC said:
Sorry dude, I used reply and it autoquoted XDA's always done that, kinda annoys me a bit too.
Also, why wouldn't it work? They use almost exactly the same code apart from drivers and maybe some differently sized pngs in systemui, but other than that the software is identical
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The framework should be different too, I guess not :/
Thanks for this! Cool that it works on the N4 as well.
THX mate great seeing Mahdi getting your treatment regularly now :thumbup:
One question: does flashing a different kernel after the mod affect the mod itself?
For example: I flash Mahdi, then put it on art, then flash your mod but thereafter want to change kernel, is this possible? Or do I have to reflash the mod again after changing kernel?
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Won't flash for me...am I missing something, I'm on the latest build
nice mod~ thanks a lot:good:
Cris7ianO said:
THX mate great seeing Mahdi getting your treatment regularly now [emoji106]
One question: does flashing a different kernel after the mod affect the mod itself?
For example: I flash Mahdi, then put it on art, then flash your mod but thereafter want to change kernel, is this possible? Or do I have to reflash the mod again after changing kernel?
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I think it doesn't matter but to be safe flash a kernel first, let it boot and settle and then flash the mod
thachoosenstar said:
Won't flash for me...am I missing something, I'm on the latest build
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Or you have a bad download or you have to update your recovery
thachoosenstar said:
Won't flash for me...am I missing something, I'm on the latest build
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Mediafire was acting up for me too, download it via PC and Bluetooth/USB it to yourself
RealSlimShadyMC said:
Also works on Nexus 4 thanks man, I was noticing lag and thought it was just my device beginning to show it's age, this is awesome
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So I flashed the package on n4, flashing successful, apps have been updated, but honestly... I don't see the difference
mkmck said:
So I flashed the package on n4, flashing successful, apps have been updated, but honestly... I don't see the difference
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Scroll in apps like facebook and root explorer. You are the first one who doesn't see a difference
Omg so smooth... it was already smooth on ART but with this mod say goodbye to any lags while scrolling. The difference is unbelievable! :good:
GtrCraft said:
Scroll in apps like facebook and root explorer. You are the first one who doesn't see a difference
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Ok, maybe there is a little difference in Play Store but I am not sure it's not due to the new material Play Store which was already smother. Anyway scrolling is still a bit glitchy in Play Store and Facebook. I can say it's a big difference if I compare dalvik and ART, but here... Maybe because I am using N4?
Oh, what's wrong with scrolling in Root Explorer? This is actually really smooth
I saw major improvement in Facebook
mkmck said:
Ok, maybe there is a little difference in Play Store but I am not sure it's not due to the new material Play Store which was already smother. Anyway scrolling is still a bit glitchy in Play Store and Facebook. I can say it's a big difference if I compare dalvik and ART, but here... Maybe because I am using N4?
Oh, what's wrong with scrolling in Root Explorer? This is actually really smooth
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Can you update for 29 build please?
Schrotty35 said:
Can you update for 29 build please?
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What update? ;>
The Mod is for the 28 build and the latest Mahdi Rom is 29 Build. Open your eyes.
< < < This Thread is dedicated to raise awareness to developers... for the research and developing of a dualboot solution for the Note 4 > > >
It would be really awesome to have a DualBoot Note 4... so you can run for example a Note 4 LOLLIPOP ROM / Note 4 KITKAT ROM / NOTE 4 AOSP ROM or any other custom configuration/ROM.
Edit...
Dual Boot Guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3065211
Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.linuxmolecule.com/how-to...m.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2447534
carandcar said:
Is this what you're looking for?
http://www.linuxmolecule.com/how-to...to swap between roms with a dual boot option.
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I don't see the point of dual-booting multiple versions of Android. Now if we could have Android and Windows that would be cool.
theorioles33 said:
I don't see the point of dual-booting multiple versions of Android. Now if we could have Android and Windows that would be cool.
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A simple answer is to be able to try roms without having to make a backup , wipe and then restore if it's not right for you. It is more of a luxury than a necessity.
glm0025 said:
A simple answer is to be able to try roms without having to make a backup , wipe and then restore if it's not right for you. It is more of a luxury than a necessity.
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Yeah I suppose.
Tasssadar is the dev you'd like to get a hold of for your request, IMO.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011403
@rlorange created an app and ported over instructions that work from the s4. He has yet to start a dedicated thread, but I think this is what you're looking for.
rlorange said:
Ok I've got something great for all you Note 4 owners.
I've made an app which will automatically re-patch the patched zip with the slot of your choice and bypassing the AROMA freeze issues with NOTE 4
First you need to patch your cm12 zip file using this amazing patcher app
Download:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/486665/Snapshots/DualBootPatcher/index.html
Xda thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59366313
Heres a test release
EDIT Quick bug fix guys
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bm2vugn3q8hvnct/Dual_Boot_Patch_1.1.apk?dl=0
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Potential in the future!?! I followed the link and setup my Note 4 for Dual Boot in less than 20 minutes. That includes downloading an extra rom! The future is now.
yeah T-Mobile Note 4 already has dualboot
I got cm12 installed as secondary with kitkat ROM installed as primary. I installed the dual boot patcher on cm12 and I try to select my primary ROM to reboot into it but it doesnt, it just keeps rebooting into cm12.
Any ideas?
I do like cm12 though, runs pretty good for being a beta still.
I've been using the dual boot patcher for about 2 weeks and all run smooth now
ktetreault14 said:
I've been using the dual boot patcher for about 2 weeks and all run smooth now
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How about a How to for us idiots out here, who cant figure it out??? LOL.
suzook said:
How about a How to for us idiots out here, who cant figure it out??? LOL.
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Right? lmao, well if it is the same from the s4 should be a breeze
Well well well. I think I could go about making a video as soon a I care to fix my LG G2. Lmao just download dual boot patcher from the links in my signature.
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Right? lmao, well if it is the same from the s4 should be a breeze
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Im serious. I cant figure it out. Keep getting frozen in twrp.
You aren't using the updated app and reading. It doesn't work in recovery on note 4 because of Aroma GPU
does safestrap works in the note 4?
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You aren't using the updated app and reading. It doesn't work in recovery on note 4 because of Aroma GPU
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Hence the reason Im asking for a tutorial. Sorry, just a step by step. Thanks
suzook said:
Hence the reason Im asking for a tutorial. Sorry, just a step by step. Thanks
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Patch zip manually.
Unzip
Go to /Your Zip/Multiboot/info.prop
Go to bottom line
Erase #
Change the stuff after = to your rom slot
(Ie: =dual or =multi-slot-1)
Hi
I've been using Cataclysm Rom since its JellyBean days. It the first and the last Rom that I always use as a daily driver on both my N4 and N5. Now I've retired both the devices and have bought a OnePlus2. Although I don't regret buying the Oneplus2, I surely miss Cataclysm. And it goes without saying, @atl4ntis has created a 'Gem of a Rom'.
Here is my take on the Cataclysm bootanimation for the Hammerhead. The sequence is at 60 fps. It has 3 parts to it. The beginning (part0), a loop (part1) and an end (part2).
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Installation:
Download the bootanimation.zip file and copy/paste it to /system/media/bootanimation.zip on your device and change its permissions to 644 (rw-r--r--).
Download link:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24352994023708629
Flashable zip coming up soon!
P.S. I’ll be uploading one for the N4 (Mako) and N5 2015 (Bullhead) as well.
Enjoy!
Thank you @scoobyjenkins and @sewer56lol for guiding me through the process of making my first boot animation for the Oxyslim Rom on the Oneplus 2.
Excellent work!
Tapatalked that shiznit.
scoobyjenkins said:
Excellent work!
Tapatalked that shiznit.
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Nice!
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That's a cool animation. I haven't tried it yet so it might already work like how I'm about to describe. But the latest Android Boot animations have had three parts to them. A starting animation, a loop animation that loops until everything is loaded and an animation right before it ends. I think this would be cool set up in that way. the first would be the logo and text coming in. The second would be the flickering just looping. And the last would be the screen off effect before it boots.
jsgraphicart said:
That's a cool animation. I haven't tried it yet so it might already work like how I'm about to describe. But the latest Android Boot animations have had three parts to them. A starting animation, a loop animation that loops until everything is loaded and an animation right before it ends. I think this would be cool set up in that way. the first would be the logo and text coming in. The second would be the flickering just looping. And the last would be the screen off effect before it boots.
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It's already set up like that. It already has three parts to it.
Why don't you download it first and give it a try.
This is cool, but what if I would like to switch back to default Android M boot animation ?
Update: replaced on default bootanimation.zip on Cataclysm Jan 5 Stable release, working like a charm, thanks
Very nice animation, thank you!
Good job, thank you @Andro1d
A flashable zip would be very appreciated. Nice job btw. Keep it up.
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iSplassh said:
A flashable zip would be very appreciated. Nice job btw. Keep it up.
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I can make one, but I'll need a tester before I upload it. I don't have the device with me anymore.
iSplassh said:
A flashable zip would be very appreciated. Nice job btw. Keep it up.
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Totally unnecessary, flashing the zip would be more work than just replacing the file in root explorer...most people would want to backup the original boot animation.
ANDR01D said:
I can make one, but I'll need a tester before I upload it. I don't have the device with me anymore.
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You don't need the device to create a flashable. Just have the script extract /system/. As long as the file names are the same and in the proper place, they'll replace each other.
If you want, I could whip one up. [emoji14]
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Curiousn00b said:
You don't need the device to create a flashable. Just have the script extract /system/. As long as the file names are the same and in the proper place, they'll replace each other.
If you want, I could whip one up. [emoji14]
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sure go ahead.