You can't.Interesting thread does anyone know can you change the splash screen with SXOS as well using the boot.dat file?
You can't.Interesting thread does anyone know can you change the splash screen with SXOS as well using the boot.dat file?
not hekate but ReiNX will be sorting one for hekate at some point.View attachment 137859
I see no logo at all. Custom boot logo is enabled. I inject hekate 4.2, and don't notice a splash screen. I launch CFW, and still don't see a splash screen (just txt as it applies patches and stuff, followed by the usual Nintendo boot screen).
Well... that blows. Now I kind of wish it was set up like Luma where I could assign buttons for each payload, considering ReiNX and Lakka already have their own. I'd set autoboot to CFW.If you are trying to get a Custom bootlogo working with Hekate, remember that the logo needs to be in .bmp format. Also, I am not entirely sure of this, but you might have to enable autoboot and select which profile you want to boot, eg. stock FW, CFW, nogc patch ect. This is because the logo might only show during autoboot, otherwise it is skipped entirely.
You should get a refund on that Photoshop license.It's my first Photoshop project that i've done, I hope you all like it :33
Okay, cool. With a little bit of clarification, this really should be added to the first post.Also, here's a tip for converting to the right BMP format. Use the latest version of GIMP (you may want to update if you haven't in a while) to save it as a 32-bit BMP (8A, 8R, 8G, 8B). It's imperative that you use the latest version, as older versions tend to mess up the colors when the image is actually loaded in Hekate. Anyway, fire up GIMP, load your image, make any changes you want, add an alpha channel if there isn't one already, then save as "bootlogo.bmp". A menu will pop up. Go to Advanced Settings, and select the 32-bit setting mentioned earlier.
add an alpha channel if there isn't one already
save it as a 32-bit BMP (8A, 8R, 8G, 8B)
then save as "bootlogo.bmp". A menu will pop up. Go to Advanced Settings, and select the 32-bit setting mentioned earlier.
The file works fine. I just double checked it. Look at your INI file and make sure the filename is correct and properly referenced I guess.@Nazosan thank you very much. I tried it already. But it didn't work.