r/Android • u/typongtv • 1d ago
CRT-Screen-Off-Animation (100% Rootless)
https://github.com/Typongtv/CRT-Screen-Off-Animation#%EF%B8%8F-hardware-advisory-capacitive-phosphor-bleed-10
u/OrbitalSpaceVelocity Galaxy S8, Nexus 7 (2012 rip), Pebble Time Round 1d ago
This looks really fun, I remember fawning over the CRT animation on a friend’s Galaxy Nexus!
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u/typongtv 1d ago edited 1d ago
CRT Screen-Off Animation v1.0.1 released.
https://github.com/Typongtv/CRT-Screen-Off-Animation/releases/tag/v1.0.1
What's New in v1.0.1
Animation Physics & Sweep Overhaul
-Bezel-Aligned Horizontal Sweep: Fixed an issue where the horizontal collapse started off-screen (>135% width), causing delayed or invisible horizontal movement. Both engines now collapse visibly from the physical display bezels from frame 1.
Mode 1 (Cyanogen Retro Engine) Polish:
-Needle-Point Beam Dissipation: Proportional thickness tapering eliminates the stubby "dash" artifact, smoothly pinching the shrinking beam into an infinitesimal sub-pixel needle point that vanishes cleanly into pure OLED blackness.
-Zero-Bounce Organic Deceleration: Replaced hard terminal cutoff with a smooth deceleration curve, eliminating visual recoil/motion bounce.
-Rebalanced Timeline: Dedicated 42% of the timeline to the horizontal zip for silky 120Hz rendering without stutter.
-Solid Luminosity: Beam core and electric cyan halo remain at full solid brilliance throughout the zip without premature fading.
Mode 2 (Phosphor Overdrive Engine) Polish:
-Expanded the horizontal whip timeline (+31% more frame headroom) to eliminate rapid "teleporting" on fast coil presets.
-Slit hold and multi-line harmonic raster blooms now sit perfectly flush with the screen edges.
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u/cTreK-421 1d ago
So I can't use the power button to activate it or am I just dumb?
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u/typongtv 23h ago edited 23h ago
You sure can assign a tap-hold side button to trigger the screen off animation. It's all screen-off trigger setup card in the apps dashboard.
In case your device doesn't offer hey mapping, follow this universal guide:
Hardware Key Remapping (All Android Devices):
Install Button Mapper or Key Mapper from Google Play
Choose a hardware key (e.g. Volume long-press or double-press)
Set action: Launch Application -> 'CRT Lock'
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u/Istartedthewar 1d ago edited 1d ago
Who thinks 2.3 & 4.0 were the golden era? I would argue Android was not even properly good until 4.1 Jellybean. (Which also still had the screen off animation)
Also if you're gonna have an LLM write the readme as well you could at least instruct it to not have a bunch of pointless emojis, just cheapens the feeling of the project