How To Change Boot Animation & Font On Android Phone

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Original Post Was http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=25621639 and i'm just sharing. Many Thanks to Ticklefish

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How To Chang Boot Animation & Font On Android Phone

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The above post will tell you the basic process for changing other icons on your device apart from the battery icon.

Available WiFi icons are:

1. Blocks by Alexsandra Wolska
   


2. Clouds by UOT Kitchen [uot.dakra.it]
   


3. Colour-Changing Heart by Ticklefish
   


4. Colour Dots by HungLeon
   


5. Coloured Gingerbread by Ticklefish
   


6. Emoticons by FastIcon
   


7. Gauges by matdogg
   


8. Labels by unknown
   


9. Letter W by E-Dragon
   


10. Mi by Dan B
    


11. My Little Pony Pinkie by Wendy E
    


12. Orange Bars by Cadu Gauch
    


13. Shrinking WiFi Logo by Ticklefish
    


14. Steel Blue by Team Carbon
    


15. Stencil WiFi by itiskonrad
    


16. Stock Gingerbread
    


17. Stock Ice-Cream Sandwich
    


18. Untitled by Kalagas
    


19. Violet by unknown
    

Available signal icons are:

1. Blocks by Alexsandra Wolska
   


2. Clouds by UOT Kitchen [uot.dakra.it]
   


3. Emoticons by FastIcon
   


4. Gauges by matdogg
   


5. My Little Pony Pinkie by Wendy E
   


6. Rainbow by sgoo
   


7. Round Green by Haledroid
   


8. Sig by escnead69
   


9. Steel Blue by Team Carbon
   


10. Stencil Signal by itiskonrad
    


11. Stock Gingerbread
    


12. Stock Ice-Cream Sandwich
    


13. Untitled by Kalagas
    


14. Violet by unknown
    


15. Yorks Emoticons by Doenerking
    

Available Toggle Icons Are:

1. AlloyUI by xIC-MACIx
   


2. Black Hole
   


3. Fusion by Vegeta1
   


4. Green
   


5. Grey by raubkatze
   


6. HD by milton.bain
   


7. ICS-Style Blue
   


8. Kalagas
   


9. Metrostation by Orochi
   


10. MIUI-Style
    


11. PurpleGreen by Naddict
    


12. Reflections
    


13. Switches
    


14. Touchwiz Gingerbread
    


15. Untitled by deez
    


16. Xperia White
    

And available emoticons are:

1. Android Stock
   


2. Galaxy Note
   


3. Green
   


4. The Blacy by Roker
   


5. Timescape
   


6. Yolks
   

Tickle My Android can also be used to change your boot animation as well as your device's fonts.

And this is how:

1. Select Option 3 to go into the modifying menu


2. Then Option 4 to go into the boot animation menu
   
   
   


3. Use Option 1 to backup your current boot animation. Please note that this will currently only work if your boot animation is stored in /system/media on the device. Also be aware that only one backup is stored at any given time.


4. Reboot your device to recovery and mount the /system partition


5. Go back to the boot animation menu and select Option 3 to push a new animation to your device. Pick an animation and confirm.


6. Once it's been pushed, unmount the /system partition and reboot your device


7. Watch your new boot animation

It's really that simple. Don't like the new animation? Try another or use Option 4 to push your old one back.

But what if you like the boot animation but it's the wrong size?

Well, that's what Option 2 is for. This can change the height, width and framerate of any boot animation. In fact, there'll already be some animations provided with TMA. These are ones that I've found in various different places and changed with this tool to work on my particular phone. It's quick and it's simple.
However...it might not work on every animation. Boot animations contain a text file which controls the way it works. It's this text file that TMA changes. If the original file isn't in ANSI format (ie. if it was made on a Mac or Linux) then TMA could cause wreck it.
So make sure you make a copy of whatever boot animation you want to change before you change it. If the change is successful, you don't need to worry about the copy. If it isn't, then you'll have to change the details manually.

How To Change Your Font

Changing your font follows a similar sort of method but you have two extra options.

Here you can also change just the font that's used for the clock in the status bar or you can change all the fonts to the original Android ones.

Android devices will work with any Truetype font (.ttf) but I can't guarantee the font you try will actually look good. Make sure you back up your current font first!

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