[BOOTANIMATION] ME!ME!ME! Full screen for 1080p screens

[rascal0pl]

Hi. This is my first bootanimation, it took me few hours to fully understand how it works, but finally I finished it.

Installation Instructions (for now, no flashable zip):

1. You need to be rooted, it's obvious.
2. Open your file manager and go to : /system/media/
3. Backup your original bootanimation.zip (or change it's name)
4. Paste bootanimation.zip which you downloaded from this thread to /system/media/.
5. Set permissiions for this file : -rw-r--r--
6. Restart your phone.

There is no brick risk at all (if you do something wrong with bootanimation, then there will be no bootanimation), but I don't take any responsibilities for broken phones etc.

I tested it with my OnePlus 2, but it should work with all 1080p phones.
Here is a preview (4k):
https://youtu.be/Y1oYaZlmiNw

Changelog:
1.0 initial version

DOWNLOAD HERE.

 

[krishna442]

Nice. Thank you. If at all I can make a request, Dragon Booster boot animation pls.

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[Kageroh]

What file format / codec is necessary for a video to work as a boot animation? Is there anything else besides the video necessarily included in the zip?

 

[krishna442]

What file format / codec is necessary for a video to work as a boot animation? Is there anything else besides the video necessarily included in the zip?

Hi @Kageroh here is how you do it.

Basically there are three folders and one file in a zip.

Three folders, namely part0, part1, part2 contain the series of images. Like, part0 contains frames of images, part1 contains continuation frames and part2 contains completing frames. Part0 will be running when it's booting, part1 will be running when boot is completed, part2 will be running when the boot is done.

Who will decide when will a part run?

It's the one file I said, it's a txt file. It's, name is desc.txt.

It has,

1080 1920 60
p 1 0 part0
p 1 0 part1
c 0 0 part2

1080 1920 is the resolution. 60is the fps. These values can be customised as per requirement.

p 1 0 part0

p means part of animation.

1 means the frames will be repeated once.

0 means the delay between repetition.

c means till completion loop that part.

More information here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2756198


When I mean frames it means images arranged in series with their naming in a numerical order. Like 000.jpg, 001.jpg, so on.. If last image of part0 is 490.jpg, then first image of part1 will be 491.jpg and same goes with other parts. More the images more the quality of boot animation I mean fps.

Also this is old method, you can search for boot animation makers.. There are tools now. I prefer above method. Because I feel I have more control.


When you zip all together don't forget you set compression method as "store". Boot animation won't work otherwise

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[sudhakarstoopy]

Hi @Kageroh here is how you do it.

Basically there are three folders and one file in a zip.

Three folders, namely part0, part1, part2 contain the series of images. Like, part0 contains frames of images, part1 contains continuation frames and part2 contains completing frames. Part0 will be running when it's booting, part1 will be running when boot is completed, part2 will be running when the boot is done.

Who will decide when will a part run?

It's the one file I said, it's a txt file. It's, name is desc.txt.

It has,

1080 1920 60
p 1 0 part0
p 1 0 part1
c 0 0 part2

1080 1920 is the resolution. 60is the fps. These values can be customised as per requirement.

p 1 0 part0

p means part of animation.

1 means the frames will be repeated once.

0 means the delay between repetition.

c means till completion loop that part.

More information here > http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2756198


When I mean frames it means images arranged in series with their naming in a numerical order. Like 000.jpg, 001.jpg, so on.. If last image of part0 is 490.jpg, then first image of part1 will be 491.jpg and same goes with other parts. More the images more the quality of boot animation I mean fps.

Also this is old method, you can search for boot animation makers.. There are tools now. I prefer above method. Because I feel I have more control.


When you zip all together don't forget you set compression method as "store". Boot animation won't work otherwise

Sent from my ONE A2003 using Tapatalk

Thanks for the detailed info

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