Wednesday 4 February 2015

How To mod your boot_logo



How To mod your boot_logo present in /media/images of you MTK device.
 Basics:


--MediaTek android has three boot screens. 1st one is just an image and it is present in logo.bin.

logo.bin --> Which is the first image when the device is booted.

--The second screen is also an image. This is image is from boot_logo in system /media/images folder. You can change this easily by following this guide !!

boot_logo -->This is the second image which succeeds the logo.bin

--The third one is the boot animation. It is present in system /media/ folder and it is of the same type for all android devices. If you want to change, download normal android boot animations with the correct size of your device.

 boot-animation --> This is the animation after logo.bin and boot_logo were
displayed.



 So, here is the guide.
 PART-I CHANGING LOGO.BIN
Requirements:
1) Computer with windows.
2) Custom recovery CWM or TWRP installed in your device( needed to flash boot logo )
3) LogoBuilder tool and logo.bin file

Instructions:

1] Extract the file given below.U will get a .rar file. Extract it once again.
2] Run LogoBuilder.exe from the folder.
3] Click on the first green icon button titled as Create new project.
4] Open the provided logo.bin which is inside the rar file.
5] Select an empty directory or just create new one for the logo.bin to be extracted.
6] Now the tool will process and extract the original boot logo files to the previously selected folder.
7] The original boot logo files are extracted in the folder and the same appear in the application
window.
8] Create the desired boot logo using any image editor of exact dimension of your screen Resolution
and save the image in png format.
9] Create two copies of the desired boot logo and name them as img1.png and img39.png.
10] Move and replace these desired boot logo images in the boot logo folder where original boot logo
files are extracted.
11] In the tool window, the images should be updated.
12] Click on the blue icon button titiled as Make.
13] The tool will create update.zip in the boot logo folder.
14] Copy the update.zip in your SD-card or Internal Storage and then flash it using CWM or TWRP.
15] You're DONE ! Congratulations, you just created a custom boot logo for your mtk device.

PART-II CREATING BOOT_LOGO
Requirements:
1) Computer with windows.
2) Custom recovery CWM or TWRP installed in your device( needed to flash boot_logo )
3) LogoBuilder tool4) Root explorer (preferably es file explorer)

Instructions:

1] Copy your boot_logo to your computer for your backup. It is in /system/media/images/boot_logo

2] Open logobuilder.exe
3] The tool is so simple u can find the option for converting a image into boot_logo.
4] Refer the image if u have doubts.
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5] Select an image , ensure its resolution is same as your device resolution. Click save.
6] It will automatically save boot_logo in the same directory.
7] U can use any root explorer and delete the old boot_logo and paste the newly created boot_logo to system/media/images/
8] Change permission for boot_logo to 644 (rw-r-r).
9] You are DONE! now.
PART-III CHANGING BOOTANIMATION
Requirements:
1) Computer with windows.
2) Gif image of hd. (download it from any site. Also u can create your own gif file. Refer Google)
3) Custom recovery CWM or TWRP installed in your device( needed to flash bootanimation )
4)Gif2BootAnimation tool5) Root explorer (preferably es file explorer) 

Instructions:
Take a backup of current bootanimation.zip which is in /system/media/bootanimation.zip (Optional step ) and copy that to any hard disks.

1] Open and extract the Gif2BootAnimation tool.
2] Open the tool.
3] Click on load gif. Select a gif file from your computer.
3] Click on resize. Select center.
4] Then give the width and height of your device.(Resolution of your device) Click to apply.
5] Select “Save bootanimation.zip” and then copy the generated bootanimation to “/system/media/ ” with the use of any root explorer. Set permission as 644 (rw-r-r).
7] You are DONE! now.

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