Why To change your boot animation?
New beautiful Design
Impressive colors
Full HD colors
High speed
It knows when your device will boot
How To change your boot animation:
Make sure your device is rooted
[*]Install ES File Explorer
[*]Open ES File Explorer, tap the menu icon from top left corner and select Tools
[*]In tools, enable the ‘Root Explorer’ option and grand full root access to ES explorer when prompted
[*]In ES explorer, you will find up a / Icon Tab on it then go to system > media folder.
[*]Long-press the “bootanimation.zip” file and rename it to bootanimation.zip1 to backup your default boot animation
[*]Download Animation From Below
[*]Copy the Downloaded bootanimation.zip To system > media folder
[*]Long-press the new “bootanimation.zip” file and tab the three dots Then open its properties
[*]Now at permission tab Change
[*]Now Click on Three Boxes of Read And First Box of write
[*]Reboot the phone. You’ll now be presented with the latest boot animation !!
[*]Enjoy
Don't Forget To Hit Thanks Button
For Downloads See Attachments
No One Replay Though
What about some for stock ROM
Can it be used on stock rom?
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Can anyone guide me how to enable CRT animation for stock android 2.3.3 on galaxy ace?
codestudent said:
Can anyone guide me how to enable CRT animation for stock android 2.3.3 on galaxy ace?
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I think you should have posted this in themes and apps section but nevertheless this is your answer-
You will need-
a)APK Manager from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=695701
b) .zip manager (I suggest 7-zip or winrar for windows and archive manager for linux)
c) text editor ( Notepad++ in windows or gedit/write in linux )
d) framework-res.apk from /system/framework that you want to modify and build.prop from /system.
e)Root explorer/Fileexpert or adb to pull framework-res.apk and build.prop
First thing using root explorer or adb pull the above files to your computer.Then do the following..
1) Once you extract APKManager you should have a folder called "APKManager," somewhere.
2) Within that folder there's another folder called "place-apk-here-for-modding". Place you desired framework-res.apk into that folder.
3) Navigate back to the root of "APKManager", and double-click "Script.bat"in windows or "Script.sh" in linux
4) Press option 9 to decompile the apk. (It may take some time)
5) Once finished, navigate to "APKManager\projects\framework-res.apk\res\values".
6) Inside look for a file called "bool.xml". Open it using your notepad++ or gedit
and find and change the
"<bool name="config_animateScreenLights">true</bool>" to "<bool name="config_animateScreenLights">false</bool>"
7) Remember to save! Not "save as," but save.
8) Doubl-click "Script.bat" or "Script.sh"again, and choose option 11 to sign the apk
9) Say "y" to first option.
10) When that is done, a new folder called "keep" will be created. Open that folder, and delete resource.arsc.
11) Say "y" to the last option.
12) It will ask you to press any key, do that, and it will finish.
13) Navigate to the "place-apk-here-for-modding" folder, and you'll see a new file called, "unsignedframework-res.apk" open it with a .zip manager, and take the resource.arsc file from it, and transfer it to your original framework-res.apk (Which should be in the same folder)
14) Now push the modified original framework-res.apk(with new resource.arsc) onto your phone /system/framework using adb or copy by root explorer/fileexpert, and set permissions using root explorer to -rw -r -r or use chmod 644 framework-res.apk using adb. There wil be force-closes using root explorer when copying..just ignore that and set permissions and reboot.
15) Now pull build.prop from /system to your computer
16) Open build.prop and modify the line.
'debug.sf.hw=1' is the line in the file. Replace it by '#debug.sf.hw=1'. Indirectly you are just changing the line into a comment by adding a #
17) Now take this file and replace your original build.prop. You can do this by using adb or root explorer and set permssions similarly as in above.
18)Reboot and go to settings>>display>>animations and choose all animations. Enjoy your crt screenoff animation.
Added the guide in themes section http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15976400
did as told but no luck. I'm using S5830XEKPH 2.3.4 firmware (Booted)
I have just noted that root explorer is not replacing framework file with the new one.
Can someone plse show me where the system folder is on SGT?!?
Been looking all day and cant find it.
Used es file explorer/my files and it doesnt show anywhere.
Need it to place some font files in.
Thxs in advance.
If you're using "ES File Explorer", Go to Settings > Path settings > Up to Root (check the box). Now you can touch the "Up" icon and go to the root directory ( / ), from there /system/fonts
Also, you'll need to check the options in Settings > Root Settings > Root Explorer (and Mount File System).
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If you're using "ES File Explorer", Go to Settings > Path settings > Up to Root (check the box). Now you can touch the "Up" icon and go to the root directory ( / ), from there /system/fonts
Also, you'll need to check the options in Settings > Root Settings > Root Explorer (and Mount File System).
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You the man Maple!!
Thxs again, [twice in one day] sweet!
Use X-Plore file manager
(Root access is required)
First backup your original apk file.
Instructions:
1- Open an app as zip file
2- go to res\drawable-hdpi\ folder or other folders
3- find icon.png in this folder
4- then Go to the second section in the browser (on the screenshot)
5- find the png file which is your new icon.
6- Rename it "icon.png" and mark.
7- Then copy it and write over old one.
8- Done
Note:The new apk file is not signed so you can't install it like a normal installation.
So you can push it to the system\app folder (Root access is required)
This problem appears on ICS .13 based ROMs.
When set an mp3 file (for example downloaded from Internet) as ringtone and this file don't loop when receiving call what to do?
(I'm using MS Windows OS)
Now let's go:
1. Start WinAmp
2. Add file in WinAmp's play list
3. Click right mouse button on the name of the file and select View file info ... (Alt+3)
4. In File Info window click Advanced tab
5. Click Add New button
6. In Name field write ANDROID_LOOP
7. In Value field write true
8. Click OK button
Now move mp3 file to proper directory on the phone - mnt/sdcard/ringtones or root/system/media/audio/ringtones (need to set permissions to rw-r--r--)
The procedure is the same if you use an ogg file as ringtone and it don't loops.
That's all :victory:
SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH :angel:
My Setup:
- clean installed sloane-5.2.1.0-rooted_r2 Image
- xposed-v86-sdk22-arm64.zip
- open_gapps-arm64-5.1-pico-20160710.zip
- Google Playstore (Copy a working Phonesky.apk to /System/priv-app/Phonesky and chmod 644)
- XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk
- HDXposed.apk
- Secure Settings
- Tasker
- Settings.apk from FireTuner
- Null Keyboard
1. Install Xposed+Installer, Tasker, Secure Settings (Dont forget to enable the Module in Xposed) and Null Keyboard
2. Install FireTuner on your PC. Let FireTuner download the Settings.apk.
When FireTuner tries to install the Settings.apk disable your network connection and copy the Settings.apk from %AppData%\Roaming\FireTuner to your Desktop.
Copy the Settings.apk to /System/priv-app/Settings on your FireTV2 and chmod 644
3. Activate Null Keyboard in Settings.apk
Attention!! There is no Mouse cursor in the Settings.apk, you have to try and hope that you hit the right settings
4. Open Tasker and Create a new Event "Monitor Start"
5. Create a new Task named "TaskerAccessibilityService"
6. Edit the created Task: Choose Plugin==>Secure Settings==>System+ Actions==>Accessibility Services and enable Tasker:MyAccessibilityService
7. Create a New Profile named "AltKeyboard" and choose your desired application
8. Create a new App Task named "StartAltKeyboard" and choose:
Plugin==>Secure Settings==>System+ Actions==> Input Method select "Null Keyboard" and save
9. Create a Exit Task named "StopAltKeyboard" (click on the green Arrow) choose:
Plugin==>Secure Settings==>System+ Actions==>Input Method, select "FireTV IME - Englisch (US)" and save.
Your FireTV will now switch to Null Keyboard in your chosen application and switch back to standard in other Applications.
This works pretty good. Thanks for the write up, been a while since I have used tasked/secure settings.
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