When I try to find the Froyo boot animation they are either:
1) The Nexus One boot animation.
2) The Froyo boot animation which is natively 256 X 256 expanded to 480 X 480.
As I am in a way afflicted by an obsessive desire to see things only in their native resolutions, I modified the animation to work correctly at its native resolution.
So, here you go.
This is not a flashable zip. If you want to use this bootanimation, search for the instructions. They are pretty much all over the place.
EDIT: Wasn't looping. Pulled till I fix that.
EDIT 2: It should work now. If it doesn't, God hates me. Just let me know.
animation doesn't loop
My bad, fixed it. I hope.
Loops ten characters
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my first attempts at making a bootanimation
http://www.multiupload.com/14CVMDP68X
video[YOUTUBE]
I have just been using root explorer to paste this into system/media and overwriting the existing bootanimation
you need to rename it bootanimation.zip before you paste it into the media file.
starwars deathstar boot animation
deathstar download link
http://www.multiupload.com/U7GLW8RBAO
ironman suit up scene boot animation
i will load up a you tube vid later
here is down load link
http://www.multiupload.com/783XS7G1FV
screens
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x393/salbalboa/IronmanMovieClipBestScene00001650.jpg
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x393/salbalboa/IronmanMovieClipBestScene00000766.jpg
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x393/salbalboa/IronmanMovieClipBestScene00000740.jpg
http://i1179.photobucket.com/albums/x393/salbalboa/IronmanMovieClipBestScene00000634.jpg
feed back would be appreciated
lots of downloads but no feedback?
no one interested in trying this out?
salbalboa said:
no one interested in trying this out?
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a screenshot would help...
elpeterson said:
a screenshot would help...
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yep good idea just added them
Like the idea of lawnmower man boot anim. To be honest i found it a bit slow & jumpy - probably because it had quite a lot to load in. Also not sure it made it to the end- Revolver 3.0 just boots too fast
Not sure if you could somehow edit it a bit shorter & maybe end it in a way that can loop for the remainder?
Keep it up tho-It's good fun turning an idea in to something you can see on your tablet.
thanks for the input.
I just tweaked it so it runs alot smoother and faster.
I guess making it to the end depends how fast u boot up. I'm also running revolver 3 and have the zip alligned setting on and it runs right to the end and boots into the lock screen. The zip allign makes it take longer to boot so that could be why
Updating with a new link :-D
updated with a video now
anyone like starwars? millennium falcon? deathstars?
then i have the boot animation for you haha video in first post
new boot animation added
ironman suit up scene no you tube vid as of yet i will throw up some screenshots in a moment
The Death Star one looks nice, but it's a tad long. It runs what, 1 minute 20 seconds? Most Transformers load in about 40 seconds (give or take) once the boot animation starts. So half the animation is lost.
I would really like to install the Droid Boot animation with sound on my M8 and convert my M8 to a Droid Rom, with the custom ringtones, and wallpaper, and everything. Can you actually do this ?
cjegan2008 said:
I would really like to install the Droid Boot animation with sound on my M8 and convert my M8 to a Droid Rom, with the custom ringtones, and wallpaper, and everything. Can you actually do this ?
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If you are rooted and have write access to system, yes, this is possible (and I do it all the time). I have a boot animation with sound that I prefer (and I have sound for my down animation as well).
The boot animation is stored as \system\customize\resource\vzw_bootup.zip. Its permissions are rw-r--r--.
Any audio should be in the same location (but that is not critical, as you'll see below).
You also need to edit a default.xml file with a text editor located in \system\customize\cid.
Find the following text in that file:
HTML:
<BootConfiguration>
<BootAnimation animation ="/system/customize/resource/vzw_bootup.zip" />
Add before the /> the following:
HTML:
audio="/system/customize/resource/filename.mp3"
Where filename.mp3 is the name of your audio. I have not tested it, but I suppose you could put that mp3 anywhere and as long as you point to it in the default.xml you may be good to go. (For that matter, maybe you can put the boot animation somewhere else, too, but, again, I have not tested this).
You can do the same with your down animation a few lines later, the key is to insert
audio="/system/customize/resource/filename.mp3" in the same line as the downanimation is identified and before />
As far as your own system sounds, etc., I regularly load the /alarms, /notifications and /ringtones folders with my own sounds. Sometimes I move them to /system, sometimes just keep them on the internal card.
One "gotcha," 99% of all errors with these changes are attributable to user mistyping and/or permissions not being properly set. So be careful.
I would like to thank you for your input. That's very much I informative, thanks. Now, I'm having an issue with the screen size. I used a droid razor boot animation, but the size of the animation was way to small. How do upscale the image size to fit the screen like the Verizon boot screen does ?
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If you are rooted and have write access to system, yes, this is possible (and I do it all the time). I have a boot animation with sound that I prefer (and I have sound for my down animation as well).
The boot animation is stored as \system\customize\resource\vzw_bootup.zip. Its permissions are rw-r--r--.
Any audio should be in the same location (but that is not critical, as you'll see below).
You also need to edit a default.xml file with a text editor located in \system\customize\cid.
Find the following text in that file:
HTML:
<BootConfiguration>
<BootAnimation animation ="/system/customize/resource/vzw_bootup.zip" />
Add before the /> the following:
HTML:
audio="/system/customize/resource/filename.mp3"
Where filename.mp3 is the name of your audio. I have not tested it, but I suppose you could put that mp3 anywhere and as long as you point to it in the default.xml you may be good to go. (For that matter, maybe you can put the boot animation somewhere else, too, but, again, I have not tested this).
You can do the same with your down animation a few lines later, the key is to insert
audio="/system/customize/resource/filename.mp3" in the same line as the downanimation is identified and before />
As far as your own system sounds, etc., I regularly load the /alarms, /notifications and /ringtones folders with my own sounds. Sometimes I move them to /system, sometimes just keep them on the internal card.
One "gotcha," 99% of all errors with these changes are attributable to user mistyping and/or permissions not being properly set. So be careful.
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cjegan2008 said:
I would like to thank you for your input. That's very much I informative, thanks. Now, I'm having an issue with the screen size. I used a droid razor boot animation, but the size of the animation was way to small. How do upscale the image size to fit the screen like the Verizon boot screen does ?
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Way beyond my expertise. Suggest you poke around in the various threads that discuss creating boot animations. Since boot animations are series of jpgs, I suspect you need to resize each individual jpg in the animation, then recompile the animation.
Do you know anyone on here that may have a Droid boot animation that could fit the M8's screen size ?
hgoldner said:
Way beyond my expertise. Suggest you poke around in the various threads that discuss creating boot animations. Since boot animations are series of jpgs, I suspect you need to resize each individual jpg in the animation, then recompile the animation.
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cjegan2008 said:
Do you know anyone on here that may have a Droid boot animation that could fit the M8's screen size ?
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Not sure I catch your drift, you mean a Motorola Droid boot animation that already fits the M8? I imagine you could post a request in the Q&A forum of the M8. Or you could look for the boot animation threads and see how you could do one yourself.
Take a look here, here, here, here or here.
Here I made a custom Watch_Dogs boot animation which appears on the loading screen before re-spawning with original sounds!
The Animation runs for 22 seconds on 720 x 1280 resolution.
Simply replace the current bootanimation.zip in /system/media/boodanimation.zip.
Enjoy and let me know what you think about it in the comments below!
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Here I made a custom Watch_Dogs boot animation which appears on the loading screen before re-spawning with original sounds!
The Animation runs for 22 seconds on 720 x 1280 resolution.
Simply replace the current bootanimation.zip in /system/media/boodanimation.zip.
Enjoy and let me know what you think about it in the comments below!
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How do you get the sounds to work?
where to place the sounds
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How do you get the sounds to work?
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Replace the Sound "PowerOn.ogg" in /system/media/audio/PowerOn.gg
Is there any way to make a bootanimation landscape and with sound ? I have tried and tried to figure it out and can't get it to do either. Well in lollipop at least. I did have cloudy with a bootanimation but not landscape and it had sound. I am completely stumped. I have a certain theme I am doing with my device and to have the boot animation to be landscape and with sound would complete my project. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Is there any way to make a bootanimation landscape and with sound ? I have tried and tried to figure it out and can't get it to do either. Well in lollipop at least. I did have cloudy with a bootanimation but not landscape and it had sound. I am completely stumped. I have a certain theme I am doing with my device and to have the boot animation to be landscape and with sound would complete my project. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I can't recall if I've installed a custom boot anim in L yet... I think I have. I hope I get your question.
But just create the animation content (foreground) rotated 90 degrees (landscape for the foreground), leaving the background OEM (height and width). It should run perfectly.
The sound file is a separate sound file (ogg)
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I can't recall if I've installed a custom boot anim in L yet... I think I have. I hope I get your question.
But just create the animation content (foreground) rotated 90 degrees (landscape for the foreground), leaving the background OEM (height and width). It should run perfectly.
The sound file is a separate sound file (ogg)
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How do you rotate it ? Do you do it within the zip ?
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Effectively you are creating an animated 'gif', in a manner. If I take Photoshop as the example:
check out this as an example.
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/create-animated-gifs-images-using-photoshop-cs6/ or an editor of your choice.
and this guys tutorial
http://forums.androidcentral.com/ac...ions-collection-tutorial-updated-10-19-a.html
You will create you background at the resolution (1080 W x 1920 H shutdown animation, boot animation full HD 1440 W x 2560 H are common resolutions for the G3) you wish for the animation, say solid black or what ever.
If you fully create your own, you will first set up the resolution and make your background color, then rotate the base image. Then create layers for each frame/cell of your animation. As you already rotated you base image to landscape, your layers will also be in landscape. Then copy each cell into a layer.
Create the animation, save each frame out as a jpg, create the desc.txt file, and zip it up, install (renaming your OEM animation to save them, and set permissions 644.
Following the guys tutorial, you can download animations, and deconstruct them, using parts as you wish.
Good luck.
I'm making my own Mortal kombat bootamimation from new game coming out. I have it full screen with a boot animation tool I found but can get poweron.ogg to play sound upon boot on lollipop candy5 ... Placed it in system/media/audio/ui but it is a no go.... With so7nd it would be soooo sick.
But I'll check out the links you gave me so maybe I get get it I'm landscaped instead of this full screen portrait cause it does look a little wonky
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I thought I'd give making a boot animation for the OnePlus 3 a go. I basically chopped up the OnePlus logo and added some different animations to different bits, nothing too fancy. Here's a YouTube preview of what it looks like (unfortunately the video doesn't seem to be in 60fps like it should be for the boot animation itself, but at least you get an idea):
If you want to give it a try on your phone here's the link to the zip (non-flashable):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B25XG2ONkGwKM3V6VHVRbHBsWXM
Thanks I'll give it a try.