New Blade splash screen

[Guest UbaRolfey]

Hi, this is my first go at creating an animated boot screen, so I hope you like it...

If this goes down well, I'll create some more :)

To install this you are going to have to use ADB I'm afraid, first put the zip attached into the ADB directory, then open a command shell, and navigate to your ADB directory c:\adb for example.

then type the following commands.

adb remount

adb push bootanimation.zip ./system/media/bootanimation.zip

adb reboot

Once you have done that your phone should reboot, and with a bit of luck you should see the new animated splash screen.

Have fun!!

bootanimation.zip

[Guest Lew247]

200x400?

It should be 480x800?

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

not bad for the first try :)

in desc.txt

480 800 15

p 1 5 part0

p 0 1 part1

what does mean 15 (fps ?)

what does mean 1 5

what does mean 0 1

[Guest Swimmerboy]

not bad for the first try ;)

in desc.txt

480 800 15

p 1 5 part0

p 0 1 part1

what does mean 15 (fps ?)

what does mean 1 5

what does mean 0 1

http://tinyurl.com/25ekbpq :)

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

lol funny

sorry just made a search in forum not google

[Guest UbaRolfey]

I didn't know how the screen sizing was going to look, so I went for a smaller screen size at first, remember this is just the first one, if it looks a little crap that's ok :)

oh the 15 is 15 fps.

Mike

[Guest Swimmerboy]

I didn't know how the screen sizing was going to look, so I went for a smaller screen size at first, remember this is just the first one, if it looks a little crap that's ok :)

oh the 15 is 15 fps.

Mike

Easiest way when you're starting out is to pull a bootanimation.zip from /system/media and extract it to have a look at how it works. You can then edit or replace the screens you find and zip it back up keeping the directory structure. One thing I would say is you shouldn't compress it when zipping, have winrar or similar set to 'Store' on the compression settings.

Then you can just push it back and do a reboot to see your work in action ;)

[Guest Phoenix Silver]

Easiest way when you're starting out is to pull a bootanimation.zip from /system/media and extract it to have a look at how it works. You can then edit or replace the screens you find and zip it back up keeping the directory structure. One thing I would say is you shouldn't compress it when zipping, have winrar or similar set to 'Store' on the compression settings.

Then you can just push it back and do a reboot to see your work in action ;)

ho oki !

important information about the zip :)

TY Swimmerboy

[Guest UbaRolfey]

Easiest way when you're starting out is to pull a bootanimation.zip from /system/media and extract it to have a look at how it works. You can then edit or replace the screens you find and zip it back up keeping the directory structure. One thing I would say is you shouldn't compress it when zipping, have winrar or similar set to 'Store' on the compression settings.

Then you can just push it back and do a reboot to see your work in action :)

I did extract the zip as it goes, and did replace the screens to see what happens, and after reading up, I didn't compress, I used store. in fact everything you mentioned I did, lol. But hey thanks anyway, maybe my next one will be a little better ;)

Mike

Edited December 22, 2010 by UbaRolfey

[Guest Swimmerboy]

I did extract the zip as it goes, and did replace the screens to see what happens, and after reading up, I didn't compress, I used store. in fact everything you mentioned I did, lol. But hey thanks anyway, maybe my next one will be a little better :)

Mike

I was guessing you worked out how to do it already - I just thought others may wish to know how they could do it too.

[Guest UbaRolfey]

I was guessing you worked out how to do it already - I just thought others may wish to know how they could do it too.

Ahh I'm sorry!! yes of course.

Mike

[Guest Willz]

Use another font and colour for ZTE. It's ugly, sorry.

[Guest abbas_sheikh]

not bad for the first try :)

in desc.txt

480 800 15

p 1 5 part0

p 0 1 part1

what does mean 15 (fps ?)

what does mean 1 5

what does mean 0 1

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