Hey friends, here is my first bootanimation. it is a bit heavy (15MB) because i don't know how to make it lighter. Tell me your opinions and advices so i can improve it and learn from all of you guys
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Download
Mediafire
Install
1.) Backup your current bootanimation:
Code:
adb pull /system/media/bootanimation.zip bootanimation-backup.zip
2.) Push new bootanimation
Code:
adb remount
adb shell rm /system/media/bootanimation.zip
adb shell rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip (may or may not exist)
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
Thank u very much and remember to hit the thanks button if you liked it
For smaller file size, I would ditch the transparency (just make the background black or white or whatever color you would like it to be) and then export images to PNG-24 (no transparency) e.g. with Adobe Fireworks.
You could also Save for Web with Adobe Photoshop for smaller file size, just don't use transparency .
Wow, that was great :highfive: can you make one like this for our K900 also
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Delete delete /data/app_s/ using adb i need a step by step i try doin wat qteks said but to remove dont werk
open up ya command prompt and type:
adb remount
adb shell
rm -r /data/app_s/
exit
this will delete ya entire app_s folder, use caution and make sure this is what you want to do. if you just want to delete the files inside of app_s, use the same command but do "rm -r /data/app_s/*" without the quotes. Itll preserve ya actual app_s folder, but remove all files within it. make backups before deleting anything in case you want to revert.
Next time please make a title that is related to the thread, also try search before you start a new thread and put it in the General section, since you are not trying to develop anything here.
This is the same as I would go to this forum and post a new thread about "How do I shoot web?"
Thread repported!
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So these are two of my first pieces of custom android content, nothing fancy I just thought I'd share!
Lockscreen
This is just a simple sliding tab lock screen but I have replaced the tabs with Nyancat and Tacnayn!
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I designed the screen for my Inspire 4g running Cyanogenmod 7(with UpwardSpiral's Blue Bionic theme), no clue what other platforms it will work on. I have attached the .zip file for patching as well as the background image that I use on my device but, obviously, you can use any background image you want to!
I use ZipThemer to install my mods, instructions here.
Bootanimation
The boot animation is pretty straightforward, I just took the nyan cat .gif, saved each frame and zipped it.
I install my boot animations by copying them into the /system/media directory on my phone, I know there are other ways to install them, if you do not know how Google is your friend!
I take no credit for any original artistic content, I just adapted it for my own use!
Again this is the first stuff I have made so go easy on me! If you have any questions, comments, tips, suggestions, requests, etc. I would be more than happy to hear them but I am very busy so please don't get mad if I am not prompt in my responses.
Works fine on my Desire S !
NYAN NYAN NYAN NYAN!
nice... thank you
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Boring weekend, got the idea while at the range.
1) Yes this thing is huge, I'm working on that. When it first boots it might lag for the first half revolution b/c of that. Edit: I've added a smaller version, but it adds a bit of noise around the edges. Hard to see, unless you are staring at it.
2) The pistol on the right is a Beretta 92FX, and a Kimber Raptor II on the left.
3) This isn't complete IMO. I want to add a zombie headshot in the beginning and then fade to this animation. But I can't find something I like yet, and I can't draw worth crap. So I've attached the .psd file for what I'm uploading in case someone else wants to work on this.
Install in /data/local/ however you want. It seems that not many people use adb, but if you do:
Code:
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/
adb shell
bootanimation (this tests the animation w/o rebooting)
ctrl+c (to end the animation)
Download Animation
Download Smaller Animation This one has less lag in the beginning, but has some "noise" around the edges.
Download PSD file
ADB Fastshell​version 0.9b​
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This is a Windows Batch file which should make your work with ADB much, much easier and faster.
It contains ALL of the basic operations with ADB which you'll ever need.
Logcat? Check!
Push files? Check!
Pull files? Check!
Shell Emulator? Check!
Install files to system folders even if your kernel have ro.secure=1? Check! (but you'll need root though )
And there is feature I call Smartshell - it lets you do basic operations with only drag&drop!
If you d&d file called "boot.img" on Fastshell file - it will flash this file as a kernel to your phone.
If you d&d file called "install.apk" on Fastshell file - it will install this file as applicaton without wiping application data.
If you d&d file with any but these name - it will push this file to phone.
For full reference, read help.
But don't use the backup feature as a full backup. It only lets you fast-restore system in case you flashed, for example, broken framework-res.apk. If you wipe your /system and restore this - it won't work.
In future I'll do the full-working backup with Busybox installation.
That's all!
Download: View attachment Fastshell_v0.9b.rar
Update uploaded! Now the program is nearly finished.
I have made a boot animation of a 3D android waving and i thought id share it.
So here it is:
DOWNLOAD
SCREENSHOTS:
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INSTALLATION (my way)
1 - Download.
2 - Backup your existing bootanimation.zip in system/media/ if needed.
3 - Copy bootanimation.zip to system/media/ and overwrite existing .zip (use ES File Explorer or Root Explorer etc.)
4 - Reboot and see!
You can also push via adb but it dosent allow me.
BACKGROUND INFO
This was created on Cinema 4D using a model and animating the arm and head to move. This took a few hours so id appreciate you clicking the thanks button etc.
This is my first boot animation, so comments are appreciated. :good:
nice graphic
maybe u can make a simple and more "xperia play"
Am at the moment Just compressing PNG's which takes forever....
Xperia Play Using Gin2JellyBean 1.8.1
2.3.4 gingerbread
Locked Bootloader
Looks pretty cool to me..