Splash Screen Converter

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So... want to make Splash screens for your device? well, now you can.

USAGE:

1) dump a splash screen from an NBH with NBHExtract. (SubSplash or MainSplash will do)

2) Run the Converter program to convert the .NB to an .RSB (select VGA)

3) Run the RSB<->BMP converter to convert it to an editable BMP.

4) edit the BMP with your preferred editor however you like, but do NOT resize or rotate it (well, if you do rotate it, rotate it back after!)

5) Run the RSB<->BMP converter to convert BACK to a .RSB

6) Run the Converter to convert the RSB BACK to an NB.

7) open sample.txt and edit the two file names AFTER 600, and 601, - DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE.

8) open a command prompt at this folder and do "nbhgen sample.txt"

9) flash the RUU_Signed.nbh with the Athena updater, you MUST be running Hard-SPL (1.20.Olipro) to flash!

10) Profit. - I mean erm... done.

Originally Posted by Olipro

So... want to make Splash screens for your device? well, now you can.

USAGE:

1) dump a splash screen from an NBH with NBHExtract. (SubSplash or MainSplash will do)

2) Run the Converter program to convert the .NB to an .RSB (select VGA)

3) Run the RSB<->BMP converter to convert it to an editable BMP.

4) edit the BMP with your preferred editor however you like, but do NOT resize or rotate it (well, if you do rotate it, rotate it back after!)

5) Run the RSB<->BMP converter to convert BACK to a .RSB

6) Run the Converter to convert the RSB BACK to an NB.

7) open sample.txt and edit the two file names AFTER 600, and 601, - DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE.

8) open a command prompt at this folder and do "nbhgen sample.txt"

9) flash the RUU_Signed.nbh with the Athena updater, you MUST be running Hard-SPL (1.20.Olipro) to flash!

10) Profit. - I mean erm... done.

Now this is too damn cool! Thanks bro!!! Can't wait to put my company logo on my device :D

Nice one Olipro.

no problem, I noticed I made a typo in the instructions on the RSB header appender/remover. but it doesn't matter, still works.

Work like a charm Olipro.
I have now my favorite car (black carrera gt )

problems...

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My splash screen started screaming at me and cussing when I used your software Olipro. It also flashed the finger at me and flashed a butt. How do I undo it? What happened?



LOL, sorry bro....had to do it.

Originally Posted by ltxda

My splash screen started screaming at me and cussing when I used your software Olipro. It also flashed the finger at me and flashed a butt. How do I undo it? What happened?



LOL, sorry bro....had to do it.

HAHAHA! you bellend.

Originally Posted by ltxda

My splash screen started screaming at me and cussing when I used your software Olipro. It also flashed the finger at me and flashed a butt. How do I undo it? What happened?



LOL, sorry bro....had to do it.

ROFL you badass. lol

sorry but i need some help here....

I m stuck at

8) open a command prompt at this folder and do "nbhgen sample.txt" <-----

9) flash the RUU_Signed.nbh with the Athena updater, you MUST be running Hard-SPL (1.20.Olipro) to flash!<-------

dun really understand what both means.....


Thanks

Originally Posted by bLiTz^

sorry but i need some help here....

I m stuck at

8) open a command prompt at this folder and do "nbhgen sample.txt" <-----

9) flash the RUU_Signed.nbh with the Athena updater, you MUST be running Hard-SPL (1.20.Olipro) to flash!<-------

dun really understand what both means.....


Thanks

Step 8 just means you run the application at DOS.

For example you extract the folder at the Root directory of C: then you should have something like:

C:\Splash-RSB Converter\nbhgen sample.txt

By doing step 8, you'll generate 'RUU_Signed.nbh' file

Step 9 means, you copy the generated 'RUU_Signed.nbh' to the folder where you previously extracted the Original ROM and replace the original 'RUU_Signed.nbh' with it.

Prior to flashing this splash screen, you need to have Olipro's HardSPL v1.2 already flashed to your device.

BTW, I attach the tool (which I got from BuzzDev) to convert BMP<->RSB

Finally, just want to say thanks to Olipro

Cheers!