[Android Themes] Yorzua:
thanks

You have many ways to speed down your c4d animation :

In cinema 4D just using the keyframes or the time Scale ( CTRL + D to get the project settings in "Animation" part )

It is easy to get there but you just need to learn a bit the basics of c4d before ( as for everything unfortunately :o )

I am actually reworking your anim to speed it down and correct the polyFX,

... and few minutes after .... in 480x720 android format

[YOUTUBE]UCZWYhBp1b8[/YOUTUBE]

just replying about the bootanim :

cant be more easy as cinema 4d will create as more frame as you choosed to ( in your project : 90 F )

From the top of my head :

you can start to assemble the images into the boot animation.

The bootanimation.zip file has to contain certain structures: Image Folders and the desc.txt file.

The folders that contain the images; each folder labeled so that when told to play it plays the specific folder first. Then a desc.txt file. This file is the commander for the os/kernel.

One folder can be made to be played one time where the next may loop over and over again.. There is no current limit on the number of images in any of the folders. Early phones had caps of about one meg per folder.

Almost all boot builders will use ‘part0’, ‘part1’, ‘part2’… etc. as respective names for the folders. It is usually helpful to set up a working folder where your images are located and then drop your images there for editing.. you can then change the name to the desired folder in the boot sequence.

The desc.txt file: This is where most errors take place if they are going to happen to prevent a boot from playing first time. Using Notepad ++ open an existing file from a boot that you have already.. you will notice that there a few lines of code :

Line 1: The first two numbers on line one are the resolution and the third is the frames per second to play the image sequence

Line 2: Left blank. Some boot builders put a blank line in here for unknown reasons. I have found that it is not needed but you can keep it in if you choose.

Line 3: p = play, 1 = number of times to play, 0 = pause in the number of frames/second, part0 = the folder containing the image files chosen for that section. Note: spelling must match identically with the folder name.

Line 4: p = play, 0 = (0 infinite) number of times to play, 0 = pause in the number of frames/second, part1 = the folder containing the image files chosen for that section. Note: spelling must match identically with the folder name.

Line 5: ALWAYS LEFT OPEN. If you do not have an open last line the line preceding it will NOT play work (Black out) and the boot will stop playing.. or will not play at all.

The desc.txt file for a boot animation that will play the first folder one time then loop the second folder:

1 720 1280 35

2

3 p 1 0 part0

4 p 0 0 part1

5

Note: The number of times that the a folder plays has a maximum.. currently I cannot get it to play more than 7 times before it moves to the next folder, regardless of the number of plays defined in the desc.txt file.

zip them up… IMPORTANT!!! DO NOT compress the files.. they are to be ‘stored’ – to a file called ‘bootanimation.zip’.. if it is compressed in any fashion it will not work.. You also cannot open the archive and then drag and drop files to it. You must compile the file each time from the folder(s) and the desc.txt file.. and zip it. If you opt to go the drag n drop route it will not work.

Install reboot and test :D

Download the c4d file + video bootanimation pack

Go ahead, thanks for the kind comments and your patience if you do request a new banner :cool:

Thank you for the comment,

just use my pic URL, should work as it does fine for everyone one here ( including myself ) :)

if not, save the pic and upload it at your choice to get a diferent url :)