Boot Animation 1024x600 Pictures

There are plenty of threads out there on changing boot animations. Just wanted to post and let users know that this is possible, and easy, on the SYTAB10MT as well. In the SYTAB10MT boot sequence you will see three things: • InfoTMIC logo • Sylvania static logo • Animated Sylvania logo They are pretty easy to tell apart if you're looking. 2 and 3 are meant to look like one thing, but they are not.

2 is a static image, part of the ROM I believe, and 3 is a video. To replace part 3 with your own animation, you simply create or locate a suitable bootanimation.zip file (there are many out there) and place it in /data/local. I have done it, and it works fine on the SYTAB10MT. About Contoh Program Kasir Dengan Php Programming Questions more. AndroidTablets.net AndroidTablets.net is a community dedicated to Android Tablets made by various manufacturers. We discuss topics including Android Tablet Help, Android Tablet Reviews, Android Tablet Apps, Android Tablet Accessories (such as Tablet Keyboards, Tablet Cases, Tablet Covers), Android Tablet Games and more. Our goal is to be the Internet's largest and best Android Tablet Forum. AndroidTablets.net is not affiliated with Google.

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How to Make a Boot Animation [Photoshop] Work In Progress Have some patience while I upload all the images and get everything formatted correctly. End Result (insert picture here) Getting Started YOU WILL NEED -A computer with Photoshop installed -Basic knowledge of how Photoshop works -A bit of patience So go get a cup of coffee and let's get started. First fire up Photoshop (or whatever image editor you are using) and create a new image that is 600x1024. (Or whatever the screen resolution of your device is) The 600x1024 is the resolution of your screen. If you want a landscape boot animation, you make it 1024x600.

File>New (insert picture here) Now that we have a canvas that is 600x1024, let's make a background. BACKGROUND I used the gradient tool and created a gradient that was dark grey in the middle and went to black near the edges. This is done using the gradient tool using the radial setting. Drag from the middle to one of the 4 corners. (insert picture here) Now the background looks great right here but I want some more texture. I grabbed a wooden background and put it as a new layer on top of the gradient and set the opacity to 60% (insert picture here) TEXT Then I added the text 'TUTORIAL' in Devil Breeze font with a slight gradient over it.

(insert picture here) LOADING BAR Now that we've got the Background and Text out of the way lets do the loading bar. Use the rounded rectangle tool with a radius of 5 pixels to make a shape that is roughly 447x48 (doesn't have to be exact) Here is roughly what it should look like (insert picture here) Now create a drop shadow using the following settings (insert picture here) Next create an inner shadow using the following settings (insert picture here) Now here's what it should look like. It has some depth and looks like it's sunk into the wooden background. (insert picture here) The background of the Loading bar is done. Now we need the actual moving portion of the bar.

Create a new rounded rectangle shape that is about 1 pixel smaller on each side than the loading bar background that we just created. (You can just duplicate that layer and resize it) I'll pick a nice blue color for it but of course you can choose whatever color you wish. (insert picture here) Plain blue is pretty boring though. Lets make it glossy! Duplicate the layer that we just made and make it white.

Then delete the bottom half and set the opacity to around 8%. (insert 2 pictures here) Now it's looking snazzy! There's one last thing to do. Well, ANIMATE it of course! That's why it's called a boot animation. ANIMATION Now we need to set up Photoshop to do animations. Window>Animation (insert image) Now an animation window should come up at the bottom of your screen.

(insert image) Next we're going to merge some of the layers so it's not so messy. To merge layers Shift+Click on the layers you want and the right click and merge layers. I merged the Gloss and the blue loading bar to create one loading bar. This should leave you with 4 layers and they should be in this order. (From Top to Bottom) 1. The loading bar 2.

Loading bar background 3. The main background Now click on the Loading bar layer and go to Layer>Create Clipping Mask (insert image) Then give the Loading bar a drop shadow and set the distance to 0. This gives it a slight 3D look.

We're almost done here. Then move the loading bar layer straigt left until you can't see it anymore like so. And then click on the little clock next to Position. (insert image) Next drag the slider over to 04:00f (4 seconds) and then move the Loading Bar layer back over to the right so it's fully visible again.

Now if you slide the slider back and forth between 0 and 4 seconds you should be able to see the bar moving. (insert image) We're done animating! Pat yourself on the back for making it this far.

We need to save this don't we? SAVING Go to File>Export>Render Video We're going to name it 0 (Zero) (Otherwise you will have to go through and rename 120 different files), Create a new subfolder and call it part0. Select Image Sequence.

In Range we're going to select the In/Out Frame option. This should be from 0-120 because our animation is 4 seconds long at 30 frames per second.

Then go ahead and click Render and you're done (insert image).