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Hello people of XDA!!!
As you may know, my name is AFAinHD, and I'm here to show you, how you can create your very own boot animation.
What you will need:
A brain (Hey you bought a Nexus 7, you must have a brain laying around somewhere right?)
Notepad++
WinRAR
A root file explorer on your Nexus 7, I use Root Browser.
A rooted Nexus 7 (Duhh. )
Okay so now that you got your stuff, lets get to it.
First things first, lets round up our pictures that we want to be in the boot animation.
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This is important, all of your pictures must be in .png or .jpg format, and they must be named like (something001, something002, something003, and so on.)
Now that we have our pictures all ready to go, lets start putting them into proper folders.
Let's just make a folder on our desktop called "New Boot Animation"
Now lets go ahead and put a subfolder here and name it "part0" (you can name it what ever you want but this is what I will be referring to later in the thread)
Now lets move all of our pictures into part0.
Now that we've got that we are going to have to make a text file telling the system what to do with these pictures.
Remember that program I told you to download? Notepad++? Here is where you need it.
Open up NotePad++ and create a new file.
Now the file is going to look like this...
Code:
808 1288 19
p 1 0 part0
p 0 0 part1
Now let me just explain what all that means,
"808 1288" This is the resolution of your boot animation, for the Nexus 7 this is Width - 808 by Height - 1288.
"19" This is your frame rate, or the speed at which your boot animation will be playing by frames per second.
"p 1 0 part0" The "p" is telling the system to play this part, the "1" is how many times you want the system to play this folder (0 being infinate loops till boot) the "0" is how long should the system wait (in milliseconds) before playing the next folder, and "part0" is telling the system which folder to play with these settings.
So by this code I want the folder "part0" to play 1 time and then switch to folder "part1" with no delay, and I want "part1" to loop itself untill the Nexus 7 has completed it's boot.
(Remember you only need to put "part1" if you are going to have more than one folder playing)
Now lets go ahead and put this file into our main folder, and lets name it "desc.txt".
Okay, now we have the folders all completed. Now all we have to do is make this into a zip file.
Let's open up WinRAR and go into our folder.
Now lets select all the files and hit the button "add".
Now lets go ahead and change the archive name to "bootanimation"
On the left side change the archive format to Zip.
Right below that change the compression method to "store".
Now at the bottom hit "ok".
Now go check out your main folder, there will be a new file called bootanimation.zip.
(If you want to make your bootanimation flashable, that will be explained later on, be patient.)
Now go ahead and connect your Nexus 7 and move your bootanimation.zip to the root of your storage.
Now lets make it to our Nexus 7.
Go ahead and open your root file browser.
Go ahead and find your bootanimation.zip and copy it.
Now go to system>media
Now in this folder you will see your current bootanimation.zip, back it up, delete it, or rape it, it's your choice, but after that paste your new bootanimation.zip into this folder.
Now, restart your tablet, and profit. :laugh:
Thanks for hitting thanks!!!
So now you have your boot animation complete, and now you want to make it so you can share it easily with other people.
Well now let's learn how to make this baby flashable.
First thing you are going to need to know is the folder set-up that you will using for the flashable.zip.
This is what is gonna be in the .zip file.
Code:
META-INF-->com-->google-->android
system-->media
Here is what it should look like.
Now under META-INF-->com-->google-->android we are going to have to make a text file to tell the recover partition what to do.
We are going to make a file called "updater-script"
You will be making this file in notepad++
Now here is what my updater script looks like,
Code:
ui_print("Thanks for downloading the AFAinHD Beautiful Boot, lets flash this. Let me mount system real quick.");
run_program("/sbin/mount", "/system");
ui_print("Let me just extract these files for you");
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
ui_print("Here I'll go ahead and unmount system...");
run_program("/sbin/umount", "/system");
ui_print("Your AFAinHD Beautiful Boot has been flashed. Please go to XDA and give me a thanks if you like this bootanimation!");
Now let me help you understand this.
ui_print("XXX");
This command just displays some sort of text on the screen when the .zip is flashing.
run_program("/sbin/mount", "/system");
This mounts the system partition so it can be modified.
package_extract_dir("system", "/system");
This extracts the bootanimation itself (I will get to this later)
run_program("/sbin/umount", "/system");
This unmounts the system partition.
Now that is a simple explanation to making an updater script, just remember to always put the ; after each command.
Now just save that file under META-INF-->com-->google-->android.
You will also need to put a file called update-binary here. This file only works for the nexus 7. Here is the file - here.
Now let's put the bootanimation in the system-->media folder.
Now we just have to compile it into a flashable.zip file.
There you go. Now you have your very own flashable boot animation.
Remember to hit that thanks button, leave feedback, and check out my AFAinHD Beautiful Boots for some awesome flashable boot animations.
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Nice write up, but could you also include the min/max number of images for a bootanimation.
Thank you kind sir.
Nice write up, but could you also include the min/max number of images for a bootanimation.
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I haven't found a minimum or a maximum.
I just know you should try to keep it below 300 for size reasons, but u could have just one image on an infinite loop and it would work as a still image.
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Thank you kind sir.
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You're welcome.
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You're welcome.
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Well done !
Nice tutorial, CBA do it myself but I'm sure this will be ace for some people !!
This is awesome. Thanks!
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How diffrent would it be for Linux User?
How many pictures would I need minimum? Thanks
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Do you mind sharing the boot animation that's in your tutorial?
Edit: Nvm. Found it in your sig
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How many pictures would I need minimum? Thanks
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I already said this earlier. It can be just one as an infinite loop.
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Here's a guide I made a while back on actually making the boot animation in Photoshop. But the kindle fire forums are a bit dead so not a lot of people have seen it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=32476582
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veeman said:
Here's a guide I made a while back on actually making the boot animation in Photoshop. But the kindle fire forums are a bit dead so not a lot of people have seen it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=32476582
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You can make the boot animations in a wide variety of programs, I make my Beautiful Boots in Cinema 4D and After Effects. Hell some people even make them in paint. You can use any image software that you are good at, this thread assumes that you already know how to make the pictures before hand, we don't want to spoon feed the noobs, we gotta teach them how to fend for themselves.
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I followed the guide but rather than get a diff boot animation I got the android logo(small one)
edit: I dunno why but the boot ani wont work by copying it into system/media. But i used rom control in settings and it worked thanks for the guide
My boot ani is total crap... But its quite amusing to play around
restlessrob said:
I followed the guide but rather than get a diff boot animation I got the android logo(small one)
edit: I dunno why but the boot ani wont work by copying it into system/media. But i used rom control in settings and it worked thanks for the guide
My boot ani is total crap... But its quite amusing to play around
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If you would like you can send me your bootanimation.zip and I'll check it out maybe figure out why it didn't work.
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Cool, thanks, I might just have a go when I have the time.
Thank you! I'll test it asap
Do the images have to be .png?
I've seen bootanimations containing .jpg files.
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SenseTATTOO 1.0
BASED OFF OF VILORDS LATEST TATTOO WITH MANUP456'S THEME
If you liked SenseHERO you're going to love this!
DISCLAIMER:
as always im not responsible for anything that happens to your phone while using these files
I AM NO LONGER WORKING ON THIS BUILD!!! I HAVE RECIEVED TOO MANY COMPLAINTS OF IT BEING SLOW AND SUCH THAT I SEE IT NOT WORTH UPDATING UNTIL A NEW TATTOO RELEASE IS AVAILABLE. I STILL SEE IT USEABLE!!!
Thanks to: DZO(the "alpha"), Vilord(your build, and the libs), mssmison(fonts, and help you have given is invaluable), zenulator(helping me to learn to port), srwaltor(GPS), Manup456(using your theme).....the list goes on.
all works
except bluetooth! post any bugs you may have
Changelog
1.0
vilords latest optimized tattoo build
heavely modified framework-res.apk
added lockscreen to com.htc.resources.apk
heavily modified Rosie.apk
modified tattoo.user.conf
changed G^v to 3g^v (data)
other things i can't think of at the moment
SCREENIES
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Thanks to those of you who donated
NAND BOOT IS RECOMMENDED BY 4 OUT OF 5 DENTISTS AND THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOC.
FOR NAND (PREFERRED USE!!!)
(sorry guys just trying to make it dummy proof)
1. download NANDKIT
2. backup! then, clear whatever "android" stuff you have from sdcard(i dont want it to get caught up in the install)especially your android folder
3. extract
4. copy the android folder from the zip file to the root of your scard
5. use this tattoo.user.conf instead of the one in the kit (replace this with the other one in the conf folder)
6. downoad these blankfiles and put them in the android folder
7. flash DZO's latest 240x320 nbh from HERE
then let it reboot and it should load android onto the nand!
disregard{
7. when it reboots hit voldn to enter installer then hit end to put "data on NAND" and end to put "sys on NAND"
8. hit voldn to upgrade
......
8. hit end to continue unless you want to backup data.img
9. hit voldn to use data.img}
FOR SDCARD (MAY RUN A BIT SLOWER)
1. download the SDCARDKIT
2. backup clear whatever android stuff you have from sdcard(i dont wand it to get caught up in the install)especially your android folder(if you have one)
3. extract
4. (Because im a tard lol) open default.txt and edit cmd line to say
Code:
set cmdline "ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=240 mddi.height=320 lcd.density=120 msm_sdcc.msmsdcc_fmax=32000000 pm.sleep_mode=0 board-htcvogue.panel_type=1 no_console_suspend"
5. copy android folder to the ROOT of your sdcard
6. use this tattoo.user.conf instead of the one in the kit (replace this with the other one in the conf folder)
7. run haret, then hit run to launch android
Media folder
if you dont already have one extract this to the ROOT of your scard
Media
Most of ALL, ENJOY!
HOLY CRAP!!!
I LOVED SENSE HERO
I hope im definitely going to enjoy this aswell!!!.
Just to be sure, there is no need to partition your SD card other than the whole thing goes to FAT32, right?
Also, your installer didn't work quite the way you said it would. The only option to put something to NAND I got was the data partition. The system clearly didn't make it to NAND because when I rebooted it went back into the donut build I had. Couldn't we just as easily put the empty files on the SD (datafstonand and systemfstonand) and get the same result?
Does this have your 64mb compcache presetup?
Good job man! told you that you could do it
Small update. Got everything to NAND by using the blank file method. Also, I had to DELETE EVERYTHING from the SD card besides the conf folder as the phone was loading the system directly from there. Things are much faster now However, I'm still getting the "loading" animation whenever I come back out of an app (marketplace for instance). The build is wicked fast compared to the SD card though.
benutne said:
Small update. Got everything to NAND by using the blank file method. Also, I had to DELETE EVERYTHING from the SD card besides the conf folder as the phone was loading the system directly from there. Things are much faster now However, I'm still getting the "loading" animation whenever I come back out of an app (marketplace for instance). The build is wicked fast compared to the SD card though.
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hmm i cant see why you are getting the "loading", you should download taskiller and set it to autokill on screen off that should boost speed more than it is.
jamezelle said:
hmm i cant see why you are getting the "loading", you should download taskiller and set it to autokill on screen off that should boost speed more than it is.
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What process should I kill?
Edit: NM. I found it after I installed taskiller
benutne said:
What process should I kill?
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anything you arent using
open taskiller from the app drawer then hit menu>settings then check autokill when screen is off
One question, one comment:
To get the themed home screen, do you select home instead of sense?
In the sdcard pack, the default.txt has the wrong values.
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One question, one comment:
To get the themed home screen, do you select home instead of sense?
In the sdcard pack, the default.txt has the wrong values.
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1. no hit htc sense or rosie(whatever it is called)
2. what values are wrong?
jamezelle said:
1. no hit htc sense or rosie(whatever it is called)
2. what values are wrong?
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Sorry, I was totally nonspecifc, oops - the resolution. the pack has the hero res in it. so width, height, density.
Code:
set cmdline "ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=320 mddi.height=480 msm_sdcc.msmsdcc_fmax=32000000 pm.sleep_mode=0 board-htcvogue.panel_type=1 no_console_suspend"
mrkite38 said:
Sorry, I was totally nonspecifc, oops - the resolution. the pack has the hero res in it. so width, height, density.
Code:
set cmdline "ppp.nostart=0 mddi.width=320 mddi.height=480 msm_sdcc.msmsdcc_fmax=32000000 pm.sleep_mode=0 board-htcvogue.panel_type=1 no_console_suspend"
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oh **** your right, i had hero on my mind
thanks for catching that!
np m8
ten chars...
mrkite38 said:
np m8
ten chars...
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Ok, what is with this ten chars thing? I've seen it all over this forum.
benutne said:
Ok, what is with this ten chars thing? I've seen it all over this forum.
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when you just reply with a single word say
personA: "is one plus one two"
personB: "yea"
ERROR: "you have to have a minimum of 10 characters to reply" s
o personB would do:
personB: "yea [10 character]" would hit the limit
jamezelle said:
when you just reply with a single word say
personA: "is one plus one two"
personB: "yea"
ERROR: "you have to have a minimum of 10 characters to reply" s
o personB would do:
personB: "yea [10 character]" would hit the limit
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Hahahha! Wow. And here I thought it was some stupid ass inside joke. OK. Thanks man, no I don't feel quite so lame.
benutne said:
Hahahha! Wow. And here I thought it was some stupid ass inside joke. OK. Thanks man, no I don't feel quite so lame.
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ok i know why you are getting reloads, i had a couple values backwards in the tattoo.user.conf ill update it soon
jamezelle said:
ok i know why you are getting reloads, i had a couple values backwards in the tattoo.user.conf ill update it soon
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You can also post what you need to change here and I'll just update it using Astro.
Hello Guys
I have designed a glow circle battery for my own use, but I decided to post it here so you may use it in case you like it
The battery was developed on a i9000, but I analyzed the framework from captivate and it seems that this procedure will work on captivate also. Please try and feedback.
If you like my work, please consider a small donation to help me continue developing.
Change log:
17.03.2011
-Reorganized the threat so everyone could easily mod his own framework. Follow the new installation instructions
-Added CWM file only with script so you can use it with your framework file safely.
-Uploaded new reorganized image packages.
14.03.2011
-added new charger images. -- Beams -- ( i might rework them in the next days) --
-added missing images for full charge and so on...
-I will modify tomorrow morning the threat, with new reorganised files cause it became a little confusing
03.02.2011
CAUTION:
Flash only if you have DOC's ROm, because some users stated that on Darky they had problems. Not sure why, because it should work - they're both deodexed roms. Do a BACKUP
-Added CWM files for V1, V2 - with percentage and clear at charging
-Working to a new animation for charging, a lot better than this one, but I can;t tell you when it will be ready because I have a lot to work for my school
02.02.2011
Finished creating charging icons and XML editing for animation. I Added two versions of the framework:
-Version 1 : loops the circle animation continuous, without showing the current amount of battery after each loop
-Version 2 : Shows after each loop the amount of battery
01.03.2011
I just created another battery with life indicators on the margins
INSTALLING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Download 3 packs: one with images of the battery (batt1 or batt2), one of the chargers (Glow, or BEAMS) and one of the charging animation images (with percentage and without).
2. Download CWM_update.zip
3. Place the files from the battery pack and charger inside your framework-res.apk file, in /res/drawable-hdpi.
4. Place the file from charging script inside your framework-res.apk file, in /res/drawable
5. put the modified framework-res.apk file inside the framework folder, of the CWM_update.zip.
6. Reboot in CWM.
7. Clear cache.
8. Clear Dalvik.
9. Flash the file.
10 Reboot and enjoy
Previews:
New Evolution Battery
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Glow Charger
Old Evolution
Beam Charger
DOWNLOAD
If you like my work, please consider a small donation to help me continue developing.
Battery:
New Evolution: http://www.multiupload.com/371JXMVJ7N
Old Evolution: http://www.multiupload.com/S64AEV6X7K
Charger
BEAM Charger: http://www.multiupload.com/72IYDH6F03
Glow Charger: http://www.multiupload.com/P16AHXNW2S
Charging Script:
With percentage: http://www.multiupload.com/98L6VG1IQF
Without percentage: http://www.multiupload.com/ZCMQ2MPBTC
CWM_update.zip: http://www.multiupload.com/OPI3LQ1Z04
Looks sick! I'm going to have to try it tomorrow
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Nice work dude.
Real nice!
I already used these for a test port. I think it looks better on the computer screen than on the phone. Or it could have been that the other icons need to match better. Actually, i'm sure it would look better in a complete theme.
PuffinNugz said:
I already used these for a test port. I think it looks better on the computer screen than on the phone. Or it could have been that the other icons need to match better. Actually, i'm sure it would look better in a complete theme.
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i am working to a whole theme, but this was my first complete theming project
Crysis21 said:
i am working to a whole theme, but this was my first complete theming project
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Very cool. I will keep an eye out.
sent from a phone on my app
PuffinNugz said:
Very cool. I will keep an eye out.
sent from a phone on my app
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+1
So its 2 eyes now
Do you think that this would work on COG 4.2.1?
Crysis21 said:
i am working to a whole theme, but this was my first complete theming project
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Looking forward to it. If your battery mod is any indication of how the theme will turn out.
Love this battery mod.
Nice! Been looking for something like this. That weird tron one was killing me.
CuriousTech said:
Nice! Been looking for something like this. That weird tron one was killing me.
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yes but they were never tron inspired ). I watched the movie after I created the battery
im having a little trouble installing this..(using root explorer) im at the Res/ but i dont see a file or anything named drawable, idk maybe im in the wrong section.
snorkle said:
im having a little trouble installing this..(using root explorer) im at the Res/ but i dont see a file or anything named drawable, idk maybe im in the wrong section.
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1. I am refering at the folder drawable, in wich you must put the charging XML, not file drawable.
2. I recomend the CWM update methos, as you might get bootloops or FC with Root Explorer
That may cause some problems dropping a compiled xml in to a different framework as some of the reference ids might be different. Dragging png files in is never a problem though... as long as you can live with the current xml files.
Crysis21 said:
1. I am refering at the folder drawable, in wich you must put the charging XML, not file drawable.
2. I recomend the CWM update methos, as you might get bootloops or FC with Root Explorer
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im an idiot, i guess thats what happens when you dont read everything all the way xD lol
snorkle said:
what you mean? just download the folders and then go into recovery and install using cwm ? cause they are .rar files so =/
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no man, not that;s what i mean. the battery, the charger, and the XML for making the animation are put in separate packages. all these packages must be combined, at your preference, in your framework-res.apk file. (you open the framework-res.apk with WINRAR and then you put the images in the folder drawable-res-hdpi and the xml in drawable. TAKE CARE to save the file with no compression!!! after that, put the file in CWM_updater, in framework folder. THIS FILE (cwm_updater) you will flash with CWM. Got it?
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no man, not that;s what i mean. the battery, the charger, and the XML for making the animation are put in separate packages. all these packages must be combined, at your preference, in your framework-res.apk file. (you open the framework-res.apk with WINRAR and then you put the images in the folder drawable-res-hdpi and the xml in drawable. TAKE CARE to save the file with no compression!!! after that, put the file in CWM_updater, in framework folder. THIS FILE (cwm_updater) you will flash with CWM. Got it?
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yes yes i got it, just never done it before so i felt kinda stupid haha, but i have one more question i got the rest but i did everything you said i put it in the folder, but when i try to install it using CWM, it says the file is bad abort installation, any ideas what i did wrong? thanks.
Crysis, you should edit your OP title to "17.03". I think dumb people like me will get confused
snorkle said:
yes yes i got it, just never done it before so i felt kinda stupid haha, but i have one more question i got the rest but i did everything you said i put it in the folder, but when i try to install it using CWM, it says the file is bad abort installation, any ideas what i did wrong? thanks.
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be carfeull to not compress it. use store in winrar. if you can;t do it, send me your framework-res.apk
koreancanuck said:
Crysis, you should edit your OP title to "17.03". I think dumb people like me will get confused
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Yes, I will do it. I haven't seen it until now ). Thanks
CM9 boot animation - pencil.
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Just edit it from cyanogenmod forum so it became compatible to Galaxy Mini.
Hope you like it.
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If you found an interesting boot animation but it isn't compatible to our resolution, you can change it! Or I can help you change it.
Our device resolutions : 240 x 320 pixels.
Here is an application which can create a boot animation from images:
-Boot Animation Creator
-Boot Animation Previewer
If you want to understand more how it works:
How to make a boot animation-Tutorial
And here's a very useful link to share your boot animation on the tread:
online gif creator
Nice one buddyy
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sriidhar said:
Nice one buddyy
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thanks, dude.
thanks to you sir ..
keep it coming
gboy2011 said:
thanks to you sir ..
keep it coming
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thx, boy.
I just learn how to make it. But I just can edit it from another resolutions.
Hope one day I have enough time to learn how to mod a ROM or application for Android.
Help Me
I found a cool bootanimation and changed the resolution but after zipping it up it was of 7.3 mb. When I applied it and rebooted I got to A N D R O I D screen and then there is just a black screen and then lock screen. So instead of bootanimation I got a black screen. Please help
android1999 said:
I found a cool bootanimation and changed the resolution but after zipping it up it was of 7.3 mb. When I applied it and rebooted I got to A N D R O I D screen and then there is just a black screen and then lock screen. So instead of bootanimation I got a black screen. Please help
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You might want to try the applications I mentioned above. The bootanimation creator and bootanimation previewer.
if you're using CyanogenMod ROM, it's very recommended to try it first before really using it. You can try it via CyanogenMod Settings -> interface -> on boot animation choose preview then choose the bootanimation zip file.
if you want to do this manually, check this link. You would understand about the desc.txt. This is a vital part of the boot animation.
@lonestrider
Could you pls make the penzil bootanimation for cm7 too?? Would be awesome!!
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How to use it on emanon v5?
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galaxy mini said:
@lonestrider
Could you pls make the penzil bootanimation for cm7 too?? Would be awesome!!
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you can go to cyanogenmod settings -> interface -> look at boot animation tag -> preview. then you choose the bootanimation (the zip file) to see the preview. if the preview goes well, then you tap on 'Choose' and choose the bootanimation (the zip file).
droidface said:
How to use it on emanon v5?
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first, I don't know about EmanoN v5. never use it. but you can try this.
syarat:
Root
install Root explorer (ato app yg mirip)
rename file yang agan donlod menjadi bootanimation.zip
1. put the bootanimation file to sd card.
2. go to system/bin. find a file named 'samsungloop'. move it somewhere else (for backup).
3. rename the bootanimation file to 'samsungloop'. place it inside system/bin.
4. move the bootanimation zip file to system/media
5. rename the extention file on system/media from qmg to qm.
6. reboot.
Could you port the ICS boot animation for our device?
It would be much apreciated.
Radu_Stancu said:
Could you port the ICS boot animation for our device?
It would be much apreciated.
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will work on it.
update:
updated first post. ics bootanimation added.
lonestrider said:
will work on it.
update:
updated first post. ics bootanimation added.
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Thanks a lot man. I will check it out .
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can i use this on galaxy mini 2.3.6 XWKTh..rooted?and what is the procedure?thanks
examiner said:
can i use this on galaxy mini 2.3.6 XWKTh..rooted?and what is the procedure?thanks
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You just need root explorer (must rooted first).
Go to /system/media. you'll find 'bootanimation.zip'. Make a backup of this file if you want.
Download the bootanimation you like, and rename the zip file to 'bootanimation.zip'.
Copy the new bootanimation.zip to /system/media. don't forget to mount r/w so you can change system folder.
Now, reboot. You'll see the new bootanimation.
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You just need root explorer (must rooted first).
Go to /system/media. you'll find 'bootanimation.zip'. Make a backup of this file if you want.
Download the bootanimation you like, and rename the zip file to 'bootanimation.zip'.
Copy the new bootanimation.zip to /system/media. don't forget to mount r/w so you can change system folder.
Now, reboot. You'll see the new bootanimation.
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i dont see boot animation.zip in the system media..i just see samsungloop.qmg etc...i follow the other instruction in the other forum like deleting samsungani at rename the bootaniamtion to samsungani in the system/bin..and put the bootanimation in the system media..i follow that and rebbot...after that it open the boot animation and stuck in there,ive waited 20 minutes and nothing happpen..i made the back up so now its ok..i just want to try again...
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i dont see boot animation.zip in the system media..i just see samsungloop.qmg etc...i follow the other instruction in the other forum like deleting samsungani at rename the bootaniamtion to samsungani in the system/bin..and put the bootanimation in the system media..i follow that and rebbot...after that it open the boot animation and stuck in there,ive waited 20 minutes and nothing happpen..i made the back up so now its ok..i just want to try again...
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I've found in somewhere said that the bootanimation may be in /data/local.
try to check it.
if you can't find it. try to Search it in Root Explorer.
Menu -> Search -> Type 'bootanimation'. gonna take some time because it search the whole place.
lonestrider said:
I've found in somewhere said that the bootanimation may be in /data/local.
try to check it.
if you can't find it. try to Search it in Root Explorer.
Menu -> Search -> Type 'bootanimation'. gonna take some time because it search the whole place.
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i dont found any the boot animation..all i see in the system/media are bootsamsung.qmg,bootsamsungloop.qmg,audio and video folder.i try to search the boot animation,and i dont found.all i see in the data/local folder is the tmp folder..
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i dont found any the boot animation..all i see in the system/media are bootsamsung.qmg,bootsamsungloop.qmg,audio and video folder.i try to search the boot animation,and i dont found.all i see in the data/local folder is the tmp folder..
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I've found that changing bootanimation on stock ROM kinda tricky.
but I found the trick, do it with your own risk.
try this:
1. Rename the downloaded file to 'bootanimation.zip'
2. Put on your SD Card
3. Open Root Explore go to system/bin
4. Find samsungloop, then move them to another folder
5. Copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media
6. In folder /system/media rename all files *.qmg to *.qm (bootsamsung.qmg & bootsamsungloop.qmg)
7. Reboot
lonestrider said:
I've found that changing bootanimation on stock ROM kinda tricky.
but I found the trick, do it with your own risk.
try this:
1. Rename the downloaded file to 'bootanimation.zip'
2. Put on your SD Card
3. Open Root Explore go to system/bin
4. Find samsungloop, then move them to another folder
5. Copy bootanimation.zip to /system/media
6. In folder /system/media rename all files *.qmg to *.qm (bootsamsung.qmg & bootsamsungloop.qmg)
7. Reboot
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sir i dont see any samsungloop...i see only samsungani and boot animation...
1st let me tell you what and all required for a custom bootanimation.
You must have a ROOTED device.
A root file manager such as ROOT EXPLORER
Custom bootanimation of your choice
15-20 minutes of time
and importantly Patience
if you have all these then proceed to the next step
Download any of you favorite Bootanimation from here or from any other thread/site
How to add:
You need root.
If you need the stock bootanimation then make a back up of that using RootExplorer
Copy the bootanimation to your SD Card.
Rename to bootanimation.zip -If the zipfile has any other name plz rename it to "bootanimation.zip" , without quotes
With root explorer or any other app that allows you to get to /system/media
Copy the bootanimation .zip into /system/media and replace it with the stock one (remember to mount R/W)
For HTC phones if you don't have system/media Using root explorer copy the bootanimation.zip to /data/local
And Finally set permissions to rw--r--r--
Should Look something like this
x x -
x - -
x - -
All Bootanimations are of 320x480 size ,
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1.Samsung Galaxy S3
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Download
2.Bios
Download
3.Modern Warfar3
Download
4.JellyBeanNexus
Download
5.Transformers
Download
6.Tron Blue
Download
7.Dancing man
download
8.Decepticon Matrix
Download
9.Halo3
Download
10.COD Black OPs
download
11.Droidx
Download
12.DroidEye
Download
13.GDboot
Download
14.Linux Kernel
Download
15.3d Cube
Download
16.AndroGreen
Download
17.WinNexus
Download
18.Android Up and Down
Download
Awesome work man Cod is fantastic
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More will be conning soon
Sorry it's MW2 not MW3
Just a typo 
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Try this link may b u find something good http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1972584
Just remember to resize them.
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On the desire c it's not called bootanimation.zip but hTC_bootup.zip
very tnx for bootanimations
Original location
See the thing is that in our device boot animation is named hTC_bootup.zip
Secondly its placed in /system/customise/resource
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See the thing is that in our device boot animation is named hTC_bootup.zip
Secondly its placed in /system/customize/resource
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deadmau5 Bootanimation
Hi guys
A friend of mine also has a Desire C and he asked me to resize >this< deadmau5 bootanimation Not quite sure if the original one works - anyways here is the resized 320x480px version which works flawlessly
The boot animation looks like >this<. The GIF-animation might be a little laggy the first time but I can confirm that it's working smooth on your device (30 fps).
Installation instructions:
Download this this and place it on your SD card.
Replace your bootanimation with the downloaded file.
Set permissions to 644 | rw-r--r-- [If you don't know how it's working just enter CWM and choose "advanced > fix permissions" <- I think you can skip this step at all. But doing it won't hurt anything
Reboot and have fun!
Credits go to >Frigorio< for converting the .swf file into seperate frames. Thanks!
...back to the S2 forums now I hope you enjoy it!
EDIT: If you have problems downloading or questions regarding bootanimations or stuff.. just ask I subscribed to this thread so I'll stay informed what's going on here
- experience7
experience7 said:
Hi guys
A friend of mine also has a Desire C and he asked me to resize >this< deadmau5 bootanimation Not quite sure if the original one works - anyways here is the resized 320x480px version which works flawlessly
The boot animation looks like >this<. The GIF-animation might be a little laggy the first time but I can confirm that it's working smooth on your device (30 fps).
Installation instructions:
Download this this and place it on your SD card.
Replace your bootanimation with the downloaded file.
Set permissions to 644 | rw-r--r-- [If you don't know how it's working just enter CWM and choose "advanced > fix permissions" <- I think you can skip this step at all. But doing it won't hurt anything
Reboot and have fun!
Credits go to >Frigorio< for converting the .swf file into seperate frames. Thanks!
...back to the S2 forums now I hope you enjoy it!
EDIT: If you have problems downloading or questions regarding bootanimations or stuff.. just ask I subscribed to this thread so I'll stay informed what's going on here
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Epic! I'm a big deadmau5 fan and I like it
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Maybe I'll start creating a few ones I realized that it's really not that complicated and Adobes Photoshop offers some handy tools :b Perhaps you guys will see more in the near future
You could create a red one (like the one on the raise your weapon single) and a AOSP blue one
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Good idea And it's not a big deal. Just some recolouring I'm sure they'll be up till evening :b
experience7 said:
Good idea And it's not a big deal. Just some recolouring I'm sure they'll be up till evening :b
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Why don't you create your own thread with your own animations?
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Because...
1) I didn't have time yet.
2) I'm still not sure if I can take the time to create animations on a regular basis.
EDIT: 3) I don't even own a hTC Desire C - I just create those for fun :b
But trust me. As soon as I've got more than a bunch of them, I'll create a thread
By the way.. I added two colors (@RestlessScreams ). Here are the three available colours:
> DOWNLOAD deadmau5 BOOTANIMATION IN 3 DIFFERENT COLORS <
[Maybe some of them aren't uploaded yet. Check again in a few minutes if the zip doesn't appear in it's folder ]
Installation instructions are posted above..
Much fun
- experience7
experience7 said:
Because...
1) I didn't have time yet.
2) I'm still not sure if I can take the time to create animations on a regular basis.
EDIT: 3) I don't even own a hTC Desire C - I just create those for fun :b
But trust me. As soon as I've got more than a bunch of them, I'll create a thread
By the way.. I added two colors (@RestlessScreams ). Here are the three available colours:
> DOWNLOAD deadmau5 BOOTANIMATION IN 3 DIFFERENT COLORS <
[Maybe some of them aren't uploaded yet. Check again in a few minutes if the zip doesn't appear in it's folder ]
Installation instructions are posted above..
Much fun
- experience7
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Thanks!
Only one "n00b" question:
Put on HTC and replace original? Or flash as .zip?
I think is replace because I opened the .zip, but I´m not secure.
And really thanks for the bootanimations :'D
MAKE SURE YOU DO A NANDROID BACKUP FIRST!!!!
This is my updated method, you will be editing your own SystemUI.apk, so it should work this time.
This method worked for me and I'm using the STOCK SPRINT ROM
What you will need
-Rooted HTC One
-Root Explorer from the Play Store
-7-Zip for windows
STEPS
Download the corresponding Zip file with the LTE icons that you want.
International LTE
View attachment LTE.zip
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
T-Mobile LTE
View attachment Tmobile.zip
View attachment 2055668
Verizon LTE
View attachment Verizon.zip
View attachment 2055655
AT&T LTE
View attachment ATT.zip
View attachment 2055627
Now, use the Root Explorer app on your phone and navigate to the System/App folder, now COPY your SystemUI.apk to the SDCard folder.
Now plug your phone in to your computer. I would suggest copying the SystemUI.apk to your Documents folder and keep it as a backup, then copy another one to your Desktop for editing purposes.
Once you have copied one to your desktop, right click on it, and click on 7-Zip -> Open Archive. Navigate to res -> drawable-xxhdpi. Now Unzip the zip file you just downloaded from here, then drag those 4 files to the 7Zip window that you opened up. Click yes to overwrite, wait for the process to finish, then close the window.
Now copy that SystemUI.apk that it's in your desktop (your edited one) and paste it back to your phone's SDCard and overwrite the one that's there.
Now, open Root Explorer App, on the top, click where is says Mount R/W. Scroll down and tap on the sdcard folder. Find the SystemUI.apk, long press it then press copy. After that, press back, then go to the System/App folder. Once again, press the Mount R/W button, if it says Mount R/O then don't press that. Then simply paste the SystemUI.apk and hit yes when it asks you to overwrite it.
SystemUI might crash a lot, don't worry about it.
Scroll down and find the newly upgraded SystemUI.Apk in the System/App folder, long press it and press Permissions.
Now set your permissions like this
X=Checked
O= Unchecked
X----X-----X
X----O----O
X----O----O
After that just Restart your phone!
That's it!
Hey thanks for the tutorial. Super easy to follow.
Quick question.. I've posted in other threads with no avail.. But could you let me know how to change it to these icons?
Thanks
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ardeedas said:
Hey thanks for the tutorial. Super easy to follow.
Quick question.. I've posted in other threads with no avail.. But could you let me know how to change it to these icons?
Thanks
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Sorry I didn't check the other post, that's the AT&T one, I'll see if I can make one of those
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Reverts back to previous version of Systemui after I reboot.
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Reverts back to previous version of Systemui after I reboot.
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Do you have system wp?
Also, if you have any other themes won't this overwrite it?
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Do you have system wp?
Also, if you have any other themes won't this overwrite it?
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It will, since the SystemUI app is from the stock ROM
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Edit. It does in fact revert to the stock icon after reboot. Actually never seen it change during file name changes and permission fix. Unlocked system write protection as well. Hmm...
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ardeedas said:
Edit. It does in fact revert to the stock icon after reboot. Actually never seen it change during file name changes and permission fix. Unlocked system write protection as well. Hmm...
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Hmmm that's odd, I'll write another tutorial on how to edit your own SystemUI, should be up tomorrow
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EDIT: I uploaded the wrong script. Be back with the right one soon
Heres a empty.zip template to flash whatever. Use 7Zip to put your apk in the appropriate folder and flash in recovery. System apps can be a pain copying them over with a file manager.
So, how is this "coming along" seeing as how the customized (well, technically stock) System UI more-or-less will "break" any themes on various ROMs.
I'm using a heavily transparent-focused theme, and presumably since this replaces the original System UI, the icon itself will be there, whereas the rest of the custom icons will then be returned to their original state.
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So, how is this "coming along" seeing as how the customized (well, technically stock) System UI more-or-less will "break" any themes on various ROMs.
I'm using a heavily transparent-focused theme, and presumably since this replaces the original System UI, the icon itself will be there, whereas the rest of the custom icons will then be returned to their original state.
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If you pull the SystemUI you are currently using then it shouldn't change.
need help
hey... i followed the steps and it didnt work and i accidently deleted the original systemUI.apk.... can you help ???
lopezg109 said:
hey... i followed the steps and it didnt work and i accidently deleted the original systemUI.apk.... can you help ???
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Had the same issue and I just reflashed the ROM
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Reignzone said:
So, how is this "coming along" seeing as how the customized (well, technically stock) System UI more-or-less will "break" any themes on various ROMs.
I'm using a heavily transparent-focused theme, and presumably since this replaces the original System UI, the icon itself will be there, whereas the rest of the custom icons will then be returned to their original state.
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I Updated the OP, you will be editing your own SystemUI.apk now.
alberto122509 said:
I Updated the OP, you will be editing your own SystemUI.apk now.
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check your PM's and let me know, i have a better way of doing all of this
basically it uses the Vr theme engine to apply the new icons, this means a user need to just flash the zip and it should work with any rom they are running. I haven't tested them extensively, however i did some tests with the wifi icon so i know things are in the right place i just dont have LTE to test currently
LTE icon
sprint
T-mo
Verizon
AT&T
updated my old post till the OP is updated, all you need to do is flash the zip you'd like, the sprint zip is return to stock
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I Updated the OP, you will be editing your own SystemUI.apk now.
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Just wondering, the TMo and AT&T icons look fairly similar, or is that just me?
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
CNexus said:
Just wondering, the TMo and AT&T icons look fairly similar, or is that just me?
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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they are actually pretty different the AT&T one has a big 4G and it looks almost cartoonish in nature, where as the T-mobile one looks closer to a normal font
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they are actually pretty different the AT&T one has a big 4G and it looks almost cartoonish in nature, where as the T-mobile one looks closer to a normal font
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Ah I see what you mean. Hard to see the difference when the pictures are fairly small on mobile, not to mention the status bar icons
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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Ah I see what you mean. Hard to see the difference when the pictures are fairly small on mobile, not to mention the status bar icons
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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Also doesn't the Att version have the up/down signals on the upper right corner of the icon as a "wave" or curved lines instead of arrows on the bottom?
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