Following these instructions can be flash via magisk module or manual.
Beautiful and fast boot. (By ea3aitjr) Module by ogutolopes
Original topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/Mi...tanimation-t4088449/post82388013#post82388013
feel free to edit the magisk module and inside there the bootanimation of your preference, just keep the credits
My GD link where the module is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ro0cj_DpyW668y39eUdYVD-8GDAoFGaK/view
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Hi!
I packed the Google Pixel bootanimation into a Magisk module so that it can be installed via Magisk (which means without modifying the /system partition so that future system updates still will work).
As the original Pixel bootanimation uses a white background I wanted to change the image files to a black background, but then realized that @PlayerZ_ZawZaw has done this already (see this thread over there: GooglePixel Bootanimation Black&White Edition), so all credits for making the black background version go to him!
I just took the bootanition and packed it into a Magisk module.
It's the same bootanimation as in this video, only with black background instead of white:
Have fun!
john
Thanks and Credit to:
@PlayerZ_ZawZaw
OK Bro,
Great and really nice.
androcheck said:
Hi!
I packed the Google Pixel bootanimation into a Magisk module so that it can be installed via Magisk (which means without modifying the /system partition so that future system updates still will work).
As the original Pixel bootanimation uses a white background I wanted to change the image files to a black background, but then realized that @PlayerZ_ZawZaw has done this already (see this thread over there: GooglePixel Bootanimation Black&White Edition), so all credits for making the black background version go to him!
I just took the bootanition and packed it into a Magisk module.
It's the same bootanimation as in this video, only with black background instead of white:
Have fun!
john
Thanks and Credit to:
@PlayerZ_ZawZaw
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Love it, the Pro3 is getting a little more vanilla Android day by day! Thanks!
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benjmiester said:
Love it, the Pro3 is getting a little more vanilla Android day by day! Thanks!
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Thanks. If you like this, I assume you will also like this here: [MOD] Change power-on logo (splash logo)
This requires root?
androcheck said:
Hi!
I packed the Google Pixel bootanimation into a Magisk module so that it can be installed via Magisk (which means without modifying the /system partition so that future system updates still will work).
As the original Pixel bootanimation uses a white background I wanted to change the image files to a black background, but then realized that @PlayerZ_ZawZaw has done this already (see this thread over there: GooglePixel Bootanimation Black&White Edition), so all credits for making the black background version go to him!
I just took the bootanition and packed it into a Magisk module.
It's the same bootanimation as in this video, only with black background instead of white:
Have fun!
john
Thanks and Credit to:
@PlayerZ_ZawZaw
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Hey ! Do this requires root ? Thanks
Valinos said:
Hey ! Do this requires root ? Thanks
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No, but it needs the Magisk framework installed (as it's a Magisk module).
Good
Hi there!
Since it is a Magisk Madule, will this work on other devices also? ( Lenovo K4 Note). Thank you.
How do I properly install it? Kinda newbie here.. Using the Magisck if I flash the zip in TWRP it will appears as a Magisck module?
and how do i create and pack another boot animation into magisck? Can you put the step-by-step pleeeeease?
androcheck said:
Hi!
I packed the Google Pixel bootanimation into a Magisk module so that it can be installed via Magisk (which means without modifying the /system partition so that future system updates still will work).
As the original Pixel bootanimation uses a white background I wanted to change the image files to a black background, but then realized that @PlayerZ_ZawZaw has done this already (see this thread over there: GooglePixel Bootanimation Black&White Edition), so all credits for making the black background version go to him!
I just took the bootanition and packed it into a Magisk module.
It's the same bootanimation as in this video, only with black background instead of white:
Have fun!
john
Thanks and Credit to:
@PlayerZ_ZawZaw
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I'm on magisk 15.2 and when I click on plus and then the file it goes inside the zip and shows me the files inside. Is there something I'm missing to actually get it to install?
*update* Did the install via TWRP. Later found I could have clicked on solid explorer then navigated to the file and then it would have done the install in magisk.
Luckzzz said:
and how do i create and pack another boot animation into magisck? Can you put the step-by-step pleeeeease?
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Take the zip and replace the one file it "replaces" with the one you want displayed...save under a new name. Done.
Love it That's pretty awesome!
Hey everyone!
(Nexus 5, 5x - Lineage 14.1/15.1 w/ Magisk)
So..... I have this one stubborn app, that I use daily
- Emoji works in Android 6.0.1 (corrected)
- Emoji is blank / broken in Android 7&8
I have requested the App Dev to update, but at his point I am thinking it is very low on their priority list
So my question is could a Majisk module fix this issue?
I know Android made some changes to the font implementation from v6 to current, not sure how involved this would be.... but if someone has a few ideas I would be willing to try it
Any help or suggestions are appreciated - thanks!
Maybe what I am looking for is a Magisk module to load fallback fonts?
Would that be complicated to create?
Experimenting in root /system/fonts/
I copied NotoColorEmoji.ttf and renamed to DroidSansFallback.ttf
I now have emoji, just missing some "symbols" ascii / unicode maybe?
This is not a systemless change - so just testing for now
There are a number of emoji modules in the Magisk repo (Magisk Manager - Downloads). Does one of those have that you're looking for?
If not, you could probably use them as inspiration for a module of your own.
Didgeridoohan said:
There are a number of emoji modules in the Magisk repo (Magisk Manager - Downloads). Does one of those have that you're looking for?
If not, you could probably use them as inspiration for a module of your own.
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I tried a bunch of them - didn't fix my app issue, I think it is because the app is hard coded to use DroidSans.ttf vs System font?
If I could figure out "why" it worked in Android 6 and not 7/8+ that would help... maybe something in fonts.xml?
Ultimately I would like to compile a Magisk module to fix this
...at this time I feel like it is beyond my skill level - more reading to do
If I make a DroidSansFallback.ttf from:
emojione-android.ttf - I have emoji (no unicode)
unifont-10.0.7.ttf - I have unicode (no emoji)
NotoColorEmoji.ttf - I have stock emoji (no unicode)
I am guessing I need to adjust something in font.xml to load the fallback fonts for DroidSans and Roboto-Regular? Or am I missing some really easy / obvious solution
MAGISK MANAGER
White Color Mod
Fix Bugs
Code
Code:
MOD WHITE
FLASH BUGS FIX
MAGISK MANAGER MOD 18.1 BY NOVACUSTOMIZER
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DOWNLOAD
MagiskManager
how can i get that white color Magisk manager theme apk? that Google Drive link is a magisk flash file....
KSUBROTO said:
MAGISK MANAGER
White Color Mod
Fix Bugs
Code
DOWNLOAD
MagiskManager
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what that function?
is it still alive ?
Open Magisk and install module.
How to use this?
Edit. Nevermind.
I recently upgraded from the Pixel 3a to the Pixel 7. On stock rooted currently. Tried searching for a solution, but most tutorials are outdated now. A few years ago Tulsadiver helped me with this Magisk module (attached) to apply my preferred custom fonts. I'm just looking for a way to apply the same fonts from this module. I'd be happy to make a donation if someone could help me - or point me in the right direction.
Ditamae said:
I recently upgraded from the Pixel 3a to the Pixel 7. On stock rooted currently. Tried searching for a solution, but most tutorials are outdated now. A few years ago Tulsadiver helped me with this Magisk module (attached) to apply my preferred custom fonts. I'm just looking for a way to apply the same fonts from this module. I'd be happy to make a donation if someone could help me - or point me in the right direction.
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I use Font Manager from here https://www.androidacy.com/font-man...ram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=social2web
Install magisk module, then use terminal to choose and apply your desired font.
Thanks for the reply. I looked at Font Manager, but it sounds like you can't apply your own fonts - you have to choose from what is available? That's my dilemma.
Edit: Looks like the download for Font Manager isn't working
Ditamae said:
Thanks for the reply. I looked at Font Manager, but it sounds like you can't apply your own fonts - you have to choose from what is available? That's my dilemma.
Edit: Looks like the download for Font Manager isn't working
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su -c manage_fonts
Option 3. Apply custom font or emoji.
Have you tried it?
This is the latest version.