It may or may not have been clear enough I did in no way shape or form create these animations. I blended someone elses work to my liking. this is the part responsible for the animations you see noted in this video
Taken from here. I spent several hours today along with Idkwhothatis123 (from xda here ) blending fold, fly-in and bounce to get it how we liked it I'll make an flashable zip for people upon request because everyones framework will be different with themes/roms etc.
this is a link to a zipped anim folder you can replace by
This is no longer necessary unless you would rather use adb. there is a metamorph file attatched download that and put on the root of your sd and download metamorph from the market its free
Code:
adb shell
# mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
#exit
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
Then open up the res.apk with your choice archive manager. Replace the /framework-res.apk/res/anim folder with the one I've provided.
Reboot into recovery and
Code:
adb shell
#mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
#exit
adb push yoursdk/tools/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
I hope this makes sense and you guys like it
Here is a ****ty vid
[email protected] said:
Taken from here. I spent several hours today along with Idkwhothatis123 (from xda here ) blending fold, fly-in and bounce to get it how we liked it I'll make an flashable zip for people upon request because everyones framework will be different with themes/roms etc.
this is a link to a zipped anim folder you can replace by
Code:
adb shell
# mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
#exit
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res.apk
Then open up the res.apk with your choice archive manager. Replace the /framework-res.apk/res/anim folder with the one I've provided.
Reboot into recovery and
Code:
adb shell
#mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
#exit
adb push yoursdk/tools/framework-res.apk /system/framework/
I hope this makes sense and you guys like it
Here is a ****ty vid
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Word.
My phone is faster than your netbook
can u make this flashable
Same make this flashable. Lol too much work on adb
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joselb said:
can u make this flashable
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SladeNoctis said:
Same make this flashable. Lol too much work on adb
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Read the op
I will have to make individual flashable zips for each and every theme/rom's framework. I am posting this here. If people like it enough request that your themer/rom created add it to their framework.
If you guys post what theme/rom you are using I'll whip it up for you
On acs rom with the acs percentage mod theme I am excited about this. I have always thought the stock ones were boring.
Awesome, thanks a lot for this it is really neat!
Cool stuff, thanks [email protected]!
Enjoy another great Android Creative Syndicate production, everyone, and give a warm welcome to another valued ACS member.
EDIT: Max, your voicemail is crazy-epic.
k0nane said:
Cool stuff, thanks [email protected]!
Enjoy another great Android Creative Syndicate production, everyone, and give a warm welcome to another valued ACS member.
EDIT: Max, your voicemail is crazy-epic.
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Updated OP with metamorph which should make everyones life easier.
Thanks and I forgot I put that up there hahaha
[email protected] said:
Updated OP with metamorph which should make everyones life easier.
Thanks and I forgot I put that up there hahaha
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So, would one just open the file through metamorph, unzip the file, apply the file, and reboot to obtain the animations. Those animations are fantastic!
hoopdy77 said:
So, would one just open the file through metamorph, unzip the file, apply the file, and reboot to obtain the animations. Those animations are fantastic!
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Yes. I would make a Nandroid backup first just to be on the safe side though.
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I download, run meta morph and errors says the control file could be missing?
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troyolson92 said:
I download, run meta morph and errors says the control file could be missing?
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Choose the unzipped folder. There will be a xml file in there.. I had the same problem.
Can u pls make a update zip for the emotionless beast 3.0 and the [ROM][ACS] SyndicateROM 1.0.1a (Sai) :: Speed, Battery, Style :: UPDATED 11/7/2010...i tried the metamorph way just got alot of force closes
alfiej... what do you mean?
I moved zip to sd. choose with metamorph, I see the xml in there but metamorph errors saying that file wasn't created correctly.
OP,
Installed via metamorph and then rebooted. Upon reboot was met with FC loop. I tried clearing all the cache but that didn't help. Any ideas...It did work though because the FC error boxes were moving quite awesomely.
k0nane said:
Cool stuff, thanks [email protected]!
Enjoy another great Android Creative Syndicate production, everyone, and give a warm welcome to another valued ACS member.
EDIT: Max, your voicemail is crazy-epic.
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Can i's join?
My phone is faster than your netbook
alfiej said:
Choose the unzipped folder. There will be a xml file in there.. I had the same problem.
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This doesn't work for me either. Getting same errors.
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smoothone said:
This doesn't work for me either. Getting same errors.
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I'm adding the animations to my theme right now. I should have something in an hour as I got a couple minor things to fix also.
If you haven't already checked out my theme its the only theme that is 100% customized. I an the only one that added the power options, no battery full pop ups, moved tw clock down for the music player. As I member of ACS I want the best and I will be the best. I will add any new mod such as this to my theme.
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smoothone said:
This doesn't work for me either. Getting same errors.
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Error doesn't matter. Open metamorph back up and navigate to the xml.
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how to install HP TP vga driver on ubuntu? how can help me for put TP vga detail in this thread?
It doesn't exist AFAIK
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waynekirby said:
It doesn't exist AFAIK
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AFAIK is chipset?
tux-world said:
AFAIK is chipset?
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Yes. You can install it in Ubuntu by running
Code:
sudo rm -rf /
Ignore any warnings that may pop up. It's experimental.
sp33chy said:
Yes. You can install it in Ubuntu by running
Code:
sudo rm -rf /
Ignore any warnings that may pop up. It's experimental.
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english is not my native language, you are stupid
Hi all,
I've been using official V20A with CWM installed and everything was great. But after updating to V20C I flashed unsecure boot to get CWM but I had a problem with WiFi not toggling. I remember that the unsecure boot of leaked V20A beta had the same issue with official V20A so gordon0001 created a new one.
Can anybody modify it or create a new one for V20C as well?
Can you upload the V20C kernel somewhere and then post a link here? To get it, issue these commands in terminal emulator:
su
cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 > /sdcard/v20cboot.img
You will find it in /sdcard with the name v20cboot.img
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exFAT said:
Can you upload the V20C kernel somewhere and then post a link here? To get it, issue these commands in terminal emulator:
su
cat /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 > /sdcard/v20cboot.img
You will find it in /sdcard with the name v20cboot.img
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i attached it
future81 said:
i attached it
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Here it is.
http://d-h.st/qmU
exFAT said:
Here it is.
http://d-h.st/qmU
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Thanks man. It worked! :thumbup:
anyone know how to turn off the touch buttons? i dont want them to light sorry for bad english
geo95cornel said:
anyone know how to turn off the touch buttons? i dont want them to light sorry for bad english
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there was a script for that. it was also in space cakers sgs2 rom v9, so maybe you wanna extract the script from there
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geo95cornel said:
anyone know how to turn off the touch buttons? i dont want them to light sorry for bad english
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Type this lines using Terminal Emulator
Code:
su
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness
chmod 444 /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness
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Type this lines using Terminal Emulator
Code:
su
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness
chmod 444 /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/brightness
You can visit too my signature thread "SAVE BATTERY WITHOUT ANY APP!"
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i tried that.. but.. they are turn off just some minute's.. after those minute's.. they are flashing again..
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geo95cornel said:
i tried that.. but.. they are turn off just some minute's.. after those minute's.. they are flashing again..
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Which rom are you using?
Just copy paste the command lines and you'll turn off your touch buttons
The most important line is the second (chmod 444, = set permissions to keep buttons off)
Do it fast or the buttons turn on again soon
I just did a bash script to set up the Ubuntu Enviroment and build AOSPA from Source...
Download the zip and extract it in your home directory.
Open a teminal and type:
Code:
chmod +x build_first_time_mako.sh
chmod 0755 build_first_time_mako.sh
or:
Code:
chmod +x build_mako.sh
chmod 0755 build_mako.sh
Screenshot:
View attachment 2457815
Enjoy
jjaacckk94 said:
I just did a bash script to set up the Ubuntu Enviroment and build AOSPA from Source...
Download the zip and extract it in your home directory.
Open a teminal and type:
Code:
chmod +x build_first_time_mako.sh
chmod 0755 build_first_time_mako.sh
or:
Code:
chmod +x build_mako.sh
chmod 0755 build_mako.sh
Screenshot:
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Enjoy
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I've got following error:
File "build/tools/roomservice.py", line 293, in <module>
fetch_dependencies(device)
File "build/tools/roomservice.py", line 246, in fetch_dependencies
raise Exception("ERROR: could not find your device "
Exception: ERROR: could not find your device folder location, bailing out
build/core/product_config.mk:227: *** _nic.PRODUCTS.[[vendor/pa/products/pa_mako.mk]]: "device/lge/mako/full_mako.mk" does not exist
any hints?
thanks
For me its all OK...strange..
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Hey, this is pretty cool! I'll have to check it out when I'm off work today.
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+1
I will check it out when I get home
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any chance this could work on a VM?
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Do I need a 64 bit machine?
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