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Particle Ring Boot Animation for Shiny Justice

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  • By James DeRuvo
  • on 8 Mar, 2011

Particle Ring Boot Animation for Shiny Justice

XDA Developers love to tinker with their Android phones and publish their results. And this one is one of my favorites. XDA user “Aph” has taken a cool particle ring animation he found in another thread and has tweeked the CM7 boot animation to make it really smooth. The result is our favorite little robot standing in a ring of plasma energy.

Aph felt that the original CM7 boot animation was too choppy and went out to smooth it out. To do that, he cropped the original image down, then resized it to makeit smoother, and then saved it as a PNG file to avoid compressing it as much as a JPG would. Then, he changed the frames per second from 30 to 24 to smooth out transitions from one frame to the next and give it a more cinematic look. The results are quite sweet.

You’ll have to use Root Explorer, CM7, the latest Gapps and the Savaged-Zen beta kernel. Then just download and copy the zipped files to the /system/media directory. The result is a smooth boot animation that stretches to fill the entire portrait screen. Users who like to install CM ROMs can check it out here.

[via XDA Developers]
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  • tanay94

    which file do you have to download for this boot animation???

    • aph

      Download bootanimation.zip if you want to copy using Root Explorer, or bootanimation-flashable.zip if you want to flash using Amon_RA/ClockworkMod recovery.

      • aph

        I made this clearer in the thread, just check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=985251

      • aph

        I made this clearer in the thread, just check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=985251

  • http://twitter.com/cezeOne cezeOne

    this is built into midnight’s roms for the epic 4g

  • ChaPPy

    Does NOT have to be rooted. I put it on my Nexus One that is not rooted ..love it!

  • ChaPPy

    Does NOT have to be rooted. I put it on my Nexus One that is not rooted ..love it!

  • ChaPPy

    Does NOT have to be rooted. I put it on my Nexus One that is not rooted ..love it!

  • aph

    As mentioned in the XDA thread I took this one from elsewhere, but for the life of me I can’t find the thread now. What I did was make it smoother because the original high res version is choppy at startup (on the Evo at least). I’ll post that version to the XDA thread and would love to give credit to the author if anyone knows who it is.

  • aph

    As mentioned in the XDA thread I took this one from elsewhere, but for the life of me I can’t find the thread now. What I did was make it smoother because the original high res version is choppy at startup (on the Evo at least). I’ll post that version to the XDA thread and would love to give credit to the author if anyone knows who it is.

    • aph

      Credit to Dysgenic for making the original 480×800 one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=905538

      • http://androidcommunity.com/ Chris Burns

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      • http://androidcommunity.com/ Chris Burns

        if you do find out, email chris@androidcommunity.com so we can be sure to update this post

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      • aph

        You replied to the post with the information you asked for in your reply.

      • aph

        You replied to the post with the information you asked for in your reply.

  • aph

    As mentioned in the XDA thread I took this one from elsewhere, but for the life of me I can’t find the thread now. What I did was make it smoother because the original high res version is choppy at startup (on the Evo at least). I’ll post that version to the XDA thread and would love to give credit to the author if anyone knows who it is.

  • Xguntherc

    Great story james… I liked it

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