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Splash screen not shown on startup

I downloaded the splash-screen.el file and loaded it like recommended in the README, but it wont load on startup. The startupscreen is not inhibited, but when I activate the package, by require 'splash-screen in my init.el , it sends me to the scratch buffer instead of the custom splash screen.

When I activate it manually by M-x splash-screen it works.

Keep getting scratch buffer...

Hi,

Love how the splash screen works on Nano Emacs, was thrilled to find a similar stand alone version on your GitHub. I'm able to call the splash buffer into existence, but not able to get it to appear before anything else. Instead I get dumped in the scratch buffer without seeing the splash screen.

I don't have an initial buffer set.

Any suggestions?

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