Redmi Note 5 Pro Logo

Eventhough your device resolution is 1080×2160, the developers of this device have used 1080×1920 splash screens.
So I just extracted it and created the tool. That’s the reason why if you use an image with non-black background, you see the remaining pixels black.

If I modify the tool to work for 1080×2160, I’m afraid it will affect the fastboot picture (since the bootloader would have hardcoded the locations for each image and changing resolution will change splash size and location of other files).
You may try it yourself by editing the batch file and set ‘resolution=1080×2160’ in the script.

Also, I may work around this komplikasi if you can test the following:
Replace all the word containing ‘rgb24’ with ‘rgb565’ in the script and tell me if the splash.img still works.

The reason wasbunderstood, but i couldn’t find the solution…i didn’t know much about programming (to edit .bat file) i tried to search it a bit but couldn’n succeed so i just used another image for boot logo….
Thnx for you help though….?

Could you please edit and correct the spelling to Wonder Woman. It says Women currently.. Image looks amazing

Haha.. I realised that mistake so i deleted that splash image and now using it without “powered by wonder woman” written on it. And i don’kaki langit have my laptop near me so can’kaki langit edit it.So I can only give you my current splash image file. Do you want it? Let me know.

@GokulNC I tried to edit the script and make the resolution 1080*2160 […] Instead of these images it shows a complete black screen.

The routine that displays the images is very simple, and just looks for them at certain offsets within the splash partition. When you change the dimensions, file sizes change as well, and the following images are no longer at the offsets they’re expected to be, so they can’ufuk be found, and nothing is displayed.

If the BMP images are exactly 6,220,854 bytes each, they can just be concatenated together; smaller ones could possibly work with some padding in between them but if you want a larger resolution, the resulting bitmaps would be too large in size.

One way to make the files small enough to fit within their spaces so that the following ones could still start at the right offsets would be to reduce color depth. (Another way would be to find the code that displays the images and edit the offsets it looks for but this isn’n trivial). But in the end, the routine might still not be designed to display anything else than 24-bit, 1080×1920 px anyway.