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No, this starts an animation when you're turning the 3DS itself on. If you want to create custom animations for 3DS Titles as they boot up, you'll have to do that manually for each game/title.
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No, this starts an animation when you're turning the 3DS itself on. If you want to create custom animations for 3DS Titles as they boot up, you'll have to do that manually for each game/title.
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Hoping for an update as well! Having a custom boot animation really gives the system a personal touch.
I made the upgrade to B9S, but now I'm bummed to find that (as of now anyway) it would appear that I can't use my boot animation with it like I could with A9LH. I loved the boot animation it really made my added to my overall joy with my 3DS.
I wouldn't hold your breath for a b9s update for this. Unless someone forked his work somewhere I can't find, wolfvak's github no longer exists for whatever reason. Unless they still have the files somewhere and are working on them or someone else has them, we won't see an update.
Damn, well then. Hopefully someone does. I tried editing the payloads/converting them to .firm and couldn't get it to work. Ah well.
I got mine to load an animation, but laggy AF and can only boot .bin so no cfw from b9s
Well no one wants to play a laggy animation that doesn't chainload to their CFW Lol. That sucks.
@Wolfvak I made ba9 work with double-buffering quite awhile back (ported in some code from bootctr9 back in July '16), did you ever get that working?
In any case, I could update ba9 for b9s support, just post the current code (looks like github 404s.) I didn't keep source for my work I did last year (surfacebook had some trouble, lost it), but not tough to reimpl the working double-buffering, nor to impl the b9s support (pretty straightforward looking at luma source.)
If you don't want it out there for whatever reason, I'd appreciate just for my personal use (that's my main desire, save a little time for me upgrading to b9s). I'd just be fine putting out there if you're ok with it, in case it benefits others.
In any case, I could update ba9 for b9s support, just post the current code (looks like github 404s.) I didn't keep source for my work I did last year (surfacebook had some trouble, lost it), but not tough to reimpl the working double-buffering, nor to impl the b9s support (pretty straightforward looking at luma source.)
If you don't want it out there for whatever reason, I'd appreciate just for my personal use (that's my main desire, save a little time for me upgrading to b9s). I'd just be fine putting out there if you're ok with it, in case it benefits others.
Speaking of which, have you made your decision yet? New 3DS? Selling your old one? eBay?Yes, when I finally get homebrew onto my 3DS, those things are exactly what I want!
Not currently, but if you only need top screen animations you could use the dev BootCTR9 build.
BootAnim9 - v0.6.2
Features
Play animations on boot:
NOTE: Requires screen init arm9loaderhax - if you have a newer stage2 try renaming it to "arm9loaderhax_si.bin".
- Animations can be RAW or compressed (LZ + delta encoding, by @d0k3)
- Configurable framerate (1 - 30, both animations must have the same framerate)
- Luma3DS payload patching (doesn't need pathchanger, it's done automatically)
How to install
Place the downloaded/compiled payload in root and place the payload to chainload as "/anim/arm9payload.bin".
It also supports loading BootCTR9 - just drop "arm9bootloader.bin" into the SD card root as well as its configuration file and you're good to go. Please note that BootCTR9 will only load if neither "arm9payload.bin" nor "luma.bin" exist.
How to create an animation
Requires ffmpeg to be in PATH and ImageMagick to be installed.
Use @Docmudkipz' script, makeanim (requires PowerShell on Windows or dash-compatible interpreter). Follow the instructions in the script, and make sure to have a file source readable by ffmpeg (GIF/H.264/VP8/etc).
Or you can check out this thread for animations that others have made.
How to install animations
Create directories called '0' through '9' in the "/anim/" folder. Place whatever animations you downloaded/created inside said folders, making sure not to leave spaces between them (for example, you can't place animations in folder '0' and '2' without placing any in folder '1'). The randomizer will pick one of your animations and play it back on each coldboot (not when rebooting).
For example, a tree layout may be:
SD card root:
- arm9loaderhax.bin
- anim/
- 0/
- anim
- bottom_anim
- config
- 1/
- anim
- config
- arm9payload.bin
In the case above, there're two animations (0 and 1), animation 0 has both animations (top and bottom) and a config file, while animation 1 has only a top screen animation.
Credits
@chaoskagami for better code overall and @TheBaloneyboy for minor code edits
@Docmudkipz for makeanim
@d0k3 for his compression implementation
#Cakey for useful tips and pointers, as always
b1l1s for his ctr library full of useful fb snippets and Normmatt for sdmmc
Everyone else who supported me through these two awesome months! (yes, I'm looking at you /r/Nintendohax)
Special shoutout to @Housey for creating some epic music that helped me focus during some rough times. You can find his awesome stuff here
As well as @A_Random_Guy for asking me to make FB9 and getting me into this beautiful mess
Latest video showcasing the random animation feature
Note: The only reason the 3DS plays back the animation again after I press a key is a debug tool, in order to test whether randomness works fine
Old video by @Guy50570
Here's an early POC I recorded when I got both screens working
Have fun!
Will this work with the new Luma 7.1 update (Boot9Strap instead of arm9loaderhax)?
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