[Device Reviews and Information] beattact:
Full bootanimation tutorial

DISCLAIMER! Any bricked devices or any damage you might do to your phone due to anything in this tutorial (Im quite sure it won't happen, but this is just to be safe) is not my fault. If you do this you have the full responsibility! DISCLAIMER!

IMPORTANT! To install the bootanimation you need to have a rooted device! IMPORTANT!

Hi DAC324,

So what I did is that I downloaded the trial version of Adobe After Effects CC so I could make some epic motion graphics. When you are in Adobe After Effects and you have made one of these motion graphics, you can export the video as a PNG-sequence. This can be done with anything that you would want to.

How long does the bootanimation last?

Now you have to determine how long the official bootanimation takes. Now you might ask how do I determine that:

There is a spash screen at the beginning when you start the phone. This is just one picture. So start counting when the image starts changing.

Stop counting as soon as you can enter your PIN-code.

So now you have a certain amount of time. The time that the most important part of your bootanimation takes should be the amount of time you counted minus about 2 or 3 seconds.

Parts of the bootanimation

So in the most bootanimations there are 2 parts. The most important part that only plays once, and then the animation that keeps repeating until the phone has fully booted. So the most important part is about 12 seconds in my case, the other part was one second and that one kept repeating until the phone booted.

What kind of file should I make?

You have to make a zip-file of three items if you have a bootanimation of 2 parts:

A desc.txt file.

A Part01 folder with the images of the most important part.

A Part02 folder of the second part that keeps repeating until the phone has booted.

With the two folders that you make, there is nothing really important, you just have to remember how you named these folders.

IMPORTANT! The zip file that you make has to be with the compression type STORE otherwise the bootanimation won't work. IMPORTANT!

TIP! When you are on an OS X machine, so MacBook or iMac, I recommend using a program called KEKA - http://www.kekaosx.com/en/ TIP!

What should be in the desc.txt

The way a desc.txt is made is told really detailed here: http://www.droidforums.net/threads/the-desc-txt-for-boot-animations-works-like-this.9163/

How do I install this on my phone?

For the DOOGEE DG800 you need to install a file manager with root acces, I already told you it was required to be rooted. Open the file manager and open the "system folder" the go to the "media folder" there you will find a "bootanimation.zip file". Change the name of the original bootanimation.zip into bootanimation.zip1, yes you read that correctly just place a one after .zip. The last thing you have to do is copy the zip-file you made to that folder and rename it bootanimation.zip.

When you reboot your device, you should see your fresh and homemade bootanimation. It will put I smile one your face every time you'll see it.

This is 100% made by me, so if this helped you, be sure to leave a thumbs up.

This is beattact, chala!​