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Dimmed splash screen on Android #91576
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It is probably this function. I'm not sure yet whether it will be activated before the splash screen.
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I just tested on version 4.2.2, and the issue also exists there. Someone in the forum suggested changing to gl_compatibility, but it did not work for me. I wonder if there is a temporary workaround. |
Are you using the default splash screen in your project or a custom splash screen image? If using a custom splash screen image, make sure it's using the Lossless compression mode in the Import dock. Other compression modes may not work correctly. |
@Alex2782 So I tried what you suggested, but I extended the duration to 10 seconds just to exaggerate the result. Apparently, the splash image only appears for a split second. When I slowed down the recording, it was visible only until the app became full screen. By the way, it’s also dim during the time it appeared. Godot.Splash.Screen.Image.mp4I also discovered an inconsistency with the splash image size as well. However, since it has already been discussed here, I won’t delve into it any further. @Calinou I tried both the default and custom splash images. Additionally, I ensured that their compression is lossless, but they still appear dim. |
@lazyvainglory is your input value 10 ms or 10000 ms? 10000 ms. = 10 sec. |
I get what's happening now, based on the video output. The splash screen drawn by Godot is actually black all along. The image you're seeing for a split second when opening the app is Android's own placeholder image, which is a static image defined in the APK and not something drawn by Godot. Thanks for the report! Consolidating in #74348, as this is the same issue. |
Tested versions
Reproducible on Godot 4.2.1 stable.
System information
Windows 11, JDK 17(Also tried JDK 22), Android SDK Build Tools 33
Issue description
Exporting to android shows a very dimmed splash screen.
Steps to reproduce
Create a project with mobile renderer.
Add your android preset in export.
Enable Import ETC2 ASTC in VRAM Compression.
Provide unique package name.
Export the project or run a remote debug.
Launch the app.
Expected Result: Bright or at least color accurate splash screen image would appear when you launch the app.
Actual Result: Very dim splash screen image
Minimal reproduction project (MRP)
I believe this isn't project dependent but just in case the project below should be dim.
Dim Splash Screen.zip
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