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[icecreamisdrugs]

hi ^^

i finally finished my first boot animation and i thought i'd share ^-^

thus far i've only tried it out on my nexus, so let me know how other devices work out for you. let me know what you think.



here's a preview:








::UPDATES::

09.02.2010:
- fixed [mdpi] and [ldpi] black screen.
- changed ldpi from 240x320 to 240x400.
- added signed update.zip files for easy installation ^_^d
- added installation instructions

08.31.2010:
- added [mdpi] and [ldpi] flavours.

::

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fill 'er up [nexus one / droid / etc.] {hdpi:480x854@24fps}

easy install - http://hotfile.com/d...signed.zip.html
manual install - http://hotfile.com/d...mation.rar.html

 fill-er-up-hdpi-bootanimation.zip   3.09MB   53 downloads



fill 'er up [g1 / mt3g / hero / etc.] {mdpi:320x480@24fps}

easy install - http://hotfile.com/d...signed.zip.html
manual install - http://hotfile.com/d...ion_v2.rar.html



fill 'er up [tattoo / etc.] {ldpi:240x400@24fps}

easy install - http://hotfile.com/d...signed.zip.html
manual install - http://hotfile.com/d...ion_v2.rar.html


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Note: "fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar" contains the "bootanimation.zip" file. Extract it before pushing the new bootanimation.zip to your device.



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Easy Install Steps:

1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation-update-signed.zip) and copy to /sdcard/
2. Boot phone into recovery mode
3. Flash update
4. Reboot phone and enjoy ^^


Manual Install Steps:

Using adb:

1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar)
2. From the command line type the following commands:

adb remount
adb shell

3. You should now see "# "
4. From the # prompt type the following commands:

rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip
rm /system/media/bootanimation.zip
exit

5. You should now be back at the normal command line. From here type the following commands:

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

If you get an out of space error, try the following:

adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/
adb reboot

Using Root Explorer:

1. Download appropriate file (ex: fill-er-up-Xdpi-bootanimation.rar) and copy to /sdcard/
2. In Root Explorer, navigate to the following folders and delete bootanimation.zip if it exists:
a) /system/media/
B) /data/local/
3. Still in Root Expolorer, navigate to the /sdcard/ folder and copy bootanimation.zip
4. Navigate to /system/media/ and paste bootanimation.zip
5. Reboot the phone

Note:
1. When in Root Explorer you will need to press the "mount r/w" button in the upper right corner of the screen in order to delete or write to the /system/media/ folder.

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Edited by icecreamisdrugs, 02 September 2010 - 11:48 AM.

[dragon]

Hey I like it how about the droid?? thank you

[icecreamisdrugs]

it should work on the droid as well. the screen resolutions are the same at least. let me know how it works out for you ^^

[dragon]

icecreamisdrugs, on 30 August 2010 - 10:56 AM, said:

it should work on the droid as well. the screen resolutions are the same at least. let me know how it works out for you ^^

Cool OK got to wait until I get home at work now I will let you know.

[mihail.costea]

A lot better then CM6 bootanimation:). Thx

[icecreamisdrugs]

can someone with an mdpi device let me know if the animation loops for them?

on my nexus the letter drop animation loops properly (i.e. n-e-g-o-n-a-y-c repeats), but when i installed it on a g1 the animation plays once through and then a black screen appears.

thanks ^^

[icecreamisdrugs]

the black screen on [mdpi] and [ldpi] should now be fixed. it seems i just packaged them incorrectly. now all is well ^^

see op for details.

[quahog_convo]

That looks awesome