[S6]New bootanimation in OldStyle! - Galaxy S6 General

Hello everyone!
This is my new project for Galaxy S6: a new bootanim!
It is a "remake" of the stock GSII bootanim, my old phone. I've created the .qmg files, but also the .zip file for custom ROMs. For now I've tested it only on a stock based rom. I will leave also the stock PowerOn sound of SII. :good: I'm working on the shutdown.qmg file yet.
Instruction for stock based roms:​-Download the .qmg files from the link;
-Grant the superuser access to your file manager (I suggest Es File Explorer);
-Backup your old bootanimation by cute it to internal storage;
-Copy the downloaded files to >>> /system/media, and set the permissions of these files like in the picture (rw- r-- r--);
-Copy "PowerOn.ogg" to >>> /system/media/audio/ui, and set permissions as in the previous file;
-Reboot & Enjoy!
Instructions for custom ROMs:​This procedure is not very different from the previous one:
-Backup old bootanimation.zip (/system/media/) to your internal storage;
-Copy the new one to the same dir;
-Set the permissions of these file (rw- r-- r--);
-Reboot & Enjoy!
The Files are in the download section!
Press Thanks button if you liked my BA!
Note:
This operation is not risky, but it is anyway a modding operation. Therefore, I am not responsible for any damages suffered by your device!
XDA:DevDB Information
S6 Old Style Bootanimation, Theme for the Samsung Galaxy S6
Contributors
Manok98
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2017-06-16
Last Updated 2017-08-03

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Ovafloa_X said:
Hi I created a bootanimation and want to make it flashable. I followed tutorials from the net and xda. I got two files META-INF and system.
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