FIRST OF ALL IAM NOT A DEV JUST SHARING THE INFO THAT I HAVE ACCURED BY READING
AND PLEASE IGNORE THIS IF IT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY POSTED
SO WITH NO MORE BLAH BLAH BLAH LETS START
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WHATS XPOSED FRAMEWORK ?
The Xposed Framework may just be a tool for Android geeks to tweak their phones, but it’s a faster, easier, and less invasive tool than a custom ROM is. This could also be used to install themes and perform other invasive customizations that would normally require a custom ROM. The Xposed Framework’s method doesn’t involve changing your device’s operating system and can be easily reversed.
XPOSED FRAMEWORK is orginally developed by over xda member rovo89 a BIG thanks to him :laugh:
It offers an easy way to customize the Android system without having to make any profound changes to apps or the source code.
hence its very user friendly and more over its in APK format,,easy to install
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HOW DOES IT WORK
To perform various low-level tweaks, developers have to modify system APK (app package) files. They generally release these changes as a custom ROM, which users have to flash onto their device.
The Xposed Framework requires root access to install, but should be able to work without root afterwards. It extends the /system/bin/app_process executable to load a specific JAR file on startup. This file’s classes will be part of every app process on the system — even system service processes. It’s then possible to modify an app’s behavior at runtime — no ROM flashing or modifying app APK files required.
It works with most Android 4.0 and later devices, assuming they’re ARM devices. If you have a Gingerbread device or one of the rare Android devices using an Intel chip, it won’t work for you.
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moving on so i belive that you got some idea about XPOSED
PART 1
INSTALLATION
The Xposed Framework isn’t available in Google Play, so dont check in play but every time there is XDA to help...
You Can Download It from this LINK http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk Once again credit goes to rovo89
ROOTING is important here ,,,if you havent rooted then come back after ROOTING !
After downloading
Open the App and go to Framework. From there, click Install / Update
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Reboot your device after installing it and the Xposed Framework will become active.
Done !
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Xposed Framework Tweaks
PART 2
XPOSED FRAMEWORK TWEAKS
The Xposed Framework is just a base that allows other tweaking apps to do the work. Once you have the Xposed Framework installed, you’ll need to use another app to actually perform tweaks. There are a variety of tweaks that depend on the Xposed Framework, but we’ll cover a few popular ones here.
Tweakbox is a collection of no-flashing tweaks from the creator of the Xposed Framework. As with the Xposed Framework, you’ll need to download it from here View attachment XposedTweakbox_1.4.0.apk
After installing a module, enable it in the Xposed Installer app.
Open the Tweakbox app after restarting your phone or tablet and choose the tweaks you want to make. You can enable a variety of tweaks — for example, you can change the level where you’ll receive a critical battery warning, prevent the screen from turning on when you unplug your phone, control what happens when you long-press the home button, and enable skipping songs by pressing the volume keys when your phone is off. These are the sort of tweaks you’d normally have to flash a custom ROM for. You’ll have to restart for most changes to take effect.
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The MoDaCo Toolkit is another package of tweaks, which must also be downloaded from outside here is the linkhttp://loadbalancing.modaco.com/download.php?file=com.modaco.toolkit.apk . After installing it, enable it in the Xposed Installer app as above.
To use, simply download and install, enable the module in 'Xposed settings' and then enable the mods you want in the 'MoDaCo Toolkit' application. Note that most modifications will require a reboot to take effect and not all modifications will work on all devices!
The toolkit allows you to perform a variety of other tweaks, from enabling multi-user support on phones like the Nexus 4 (normally available only on tablets), disabling region-checks so you can install apps like Wallet and Sound Search outside the USA, hiding the battery meter if you’re using a third-party battery status icon, and more.
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My Favorite Modules
PART 3
MORE MODULES FOR TRYING
iam not gonna give the links to these modules ,Please do a google search and find them
There are more modules than shown here ,so that you can understand them better
XPrivacy
With XPrivacy you can comfortably manage the rights of apps. For example, if you want to limit the privileges that your Facebook app has and deny it access to your contact list, you can easily do that from within XPrivacy. One small thing to note though, changing privileges all willy nilly without knowing what you’re doing can cause them to start acting funny.
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Tinted Status Bar
Inspired by the latest version of iOS this module allows you to select the colors of the status bar and status bar icons based on what kind of app or website you’ve got open. How it figures out what color to use is a little less glorifying and isn’t done automatically: it uses an internal database that is maintained by the developer and the community.
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XBlast Tools
With XBlast Tools, you get a powerful toolbox that allows you to make changes to different setting in your system. All options are divided into several categories for clarity. Whether changing the status bar animations, Quick Settings, colors, fonts, modifications to the hardware buttons or anything else, XBlast Tools most likely can do it. After you have changed all the settings according to your desires, you have to perform a soft reboot before they are applied.
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DitheredHoloBackGround
Granted, the changes offered by this module are pretty minimal however if you use any themes on your Android device, it may be of a little interest to you. The background in the Android settings usually has a dark color gradient that is hard to read. DitheredHoloBackground takes the background image and replaces it with a neat film grain effect. As I said before, the effect is very minimal, but it is a welcome change for some people who like attention to detail.
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App Settings
App Settings are a very powerful set of tools which can change a bunch of options on your device, including the language of specific apps, pixel density, enable full screen mode, change your resolution, and more. I use App Settings, for example, change the default language on the IMDB app so that I can check out some movie information in their native languages and the app itself doesn’t offer that type of setting.
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DO TRY THESE MODULES AND REPLY
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Uninstall xposed
PART 4
UNINSTALLING XPOSED FRAMEWORK
You can return to the Xposed Installer app to uninstall the Xposed Framework later, reversing the changes to the app_process executable. Be sure to perform an uninstall in the Xposed Installer app before removing the Xposed Installer app from your device.
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A BIG THANKS TO rovo89 FOR THE FRAME WORK AND FOR THE MODULES TOO
AND ALL OTHER DEVS FOR MODULES
orginal xposed framework link http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?threads/1574401/
rovo89
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reserved
for explanation
Good job thanks for this. Really nice guide for noobs like me
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MufcTK said:
Good job thanks for this. Really nice guide for noobs like me
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hah its just guide,,really thanks to the devs
Related
XDA-community!
NEWS: The app is open source: https://github.com/daOwl/build.prop-editor
I want to share my latest application with you: BuildProp Editor
root and busybox required
What is this tool used for?
This tool allows you to modify your build.prop file easily on your device. It makes editing easy and you don't have to take care about remounting stuff or read/write permissions. It also features descriptions which contain information about the property. A great tool for both: beginners and advanced users. It can be used to test a variety of properties on your device or even tweak it, but be warned: You've to know what you're doing! If the phone doesn't boot after a reboot, the initial backup of your device can be found at: /data/data/de.bwulfert.buildpropedit/build.prop
Why do you call it a community project?
Because I need your help. I want to create a documentation which contains every property and every meaning used by the android ecosystem. This is also my first real android project so instead of yelling the hell out of me, post some constructive feedback .
Descriptors / the motivation for developing this app / little details
I've created this application because, obviously, I want to edit my build.prop file in a easy, non adb push / maybe remount, way. So I've decided to create this application which does these steps for you (remounting, backup your file, etc.) - you just have to download & install it, getting prompt to create a backup of your current build.prop file (it's just button clicking, nothing else) and you are good to go son! Hint: You actually have to create an initial backup otherwise the application closes it self. I'll add a neat "view" or "read" mode later but for the security of all our phones I think its the best deal for now.
After working on it for a while I noticed the big range of properties a build.prop file could contain - and which my knowledge doesn't. So I decided to create these descriptors which consists of:
description - meaning of the property, what is it used for
recommended values - alpha numerical values - e.g.: 0,1 or 180, 190, 200, 210 or dd-mm-yyyy, mm-dd-yyyy
keyboard layouts - textual values - e.g.: NumBlock, CharacterInput or FileDialog (the FileDialog isn't implementet yet)
An example of an existing descriptor:
Code:
<PropertyDescription>
<KeyName>ro.com.android.dataroaming</KeyName>
<Description>Enables data-roaming by default in the build.</Description>
<KeyboardLayout>CharacterInput</KeyboardLayout>
<Values>
<Default>true</Default>
<Value>false</Value>
<Value>true</Value>
</Values>
</PropertyDescription>
Of course I'm not able to describe all the properties by myself so I've spend some time searching on the net and came up with an amount of 24 descriptions. This isn't that much but a good start. Thats the point where I need help from anybody who's interested: If you want to contribute to this little project, you can contact me and sending me your descriptors (which are just plain-text xml files) - I'll merge them into the project. You can also help by translate this application into your language (english is still welcome, I am german) or donate a small amount.
Contact
For questions or chats, here are my contacts. You're also welcome to follow me on twitter.
E-Mail: [email protected]
E-Mail: [email protected]
Twitter: https://twitter.com/android_owl
TODO
This project isn't finished in detail. Everything should work exquisit and fine but this are the steps I'm still thinking about:
Batchmode - adding little text snippets which consists of properties to your build.prop file. (Great for lazy people like me)
A (web) application to make it easier to contribute descriptions
Preferences - I got a lot of feedback for these, I'll add these in the next update
Screenshots
Download
You can download the application from Google play via link or qr-code
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"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
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BuildProp Editor
Update
Here is my bundle of descriptions. If you want to add a description you can take a look into the file. You can also look at the scheme.
description_bundle.xml
[APP] BuildProp Editor - community project [1.0 BETA]
Changelog
Version 1.0b
Initial release
Version 1.1b
UI redesign
Increased performance
Increased compatibility with other roms
Version 1.2
Added viewmode (for unrooted phones)
Added HC and ICS compatibility
Added an introduction
Increased usability
Fixed some typos</string>
Version 1.3
Fixed su-problem on several roms
Changed app icon
Removed debug logs
Real good work. Works without a problem.
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Love the idea, there is other great apps that already do this. Here is the best one i found and i use, keep up the good work
http://forum.sdx-developers.com/?topic=18572.0
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.buildpropeditor
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Good job, maybe I can help you with the "looks"
one_love_420 said:
Love the idea, there is other great apps that already do this. Here is the best one i found and i use, keep up the good work
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There are quite a few apps which are able to do that but not with descriptions.
android_owl said:
There are quite a few apps which are able to do that but not with descriptions.
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True, joeykrim does have a section in his app with "common tweaks" as seen in attatched screen shot. I do love your idea with the description though, makes up for a lot of questions that could arise with such app.
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ngh55 said:
Good job, maybe I can help you with the "looks"
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That would be a great thing! I'm allready implementing custom widgets (TextViews, ListItems for example), but I'd to ask for icons. Simple pictograms which match with a white (!) background
WolfBreak
Hi there, I was hoping could trying your app.
First time I run your app, it asked permission and of course i allowed it.
But your app show this message
"No root access is given!...."
that's strange cause my X10 using Wolfbreak with prerooted. And app like Titanium, ScreenshotER, etc works perfectly.
Maybe you can help me what should I do?
epinion said:
Hi there, I was hoping could trying your app.
First time I run your app, it asked permission and of course i allowed it.
But your app show this message
"No root access is given!...."
that's strange cause my X10 using Wolfbreak with prerooted. And app like Titanium, ScreenshotER, etc works perfectly.
Maybe you can help me what should I do?
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Thank you for your reply, I'm going to search for a solution.
Genius! Thanks man!
I can help you with the really pretty ui part
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[APP] BuildProp Editor - community project [1.1 BETA [Update]]
Update
Hey xda!
Today I've released the new version of my tool. The update contains a complete UI redesign in a lite/silver grey style. I've also worked on the ShellCommunication to increase the compatibility with other roms (works well on cm7 and MIUI).
Nevertheless I've uploaded my descriptionbundle. If you want to add a description you can take a look into the file. You can also look at the scheme.
description_bundle.xml
Version 1.1b
UI redesign
Increased performance
Increased compatibility with other roms
Hello XDA,
another great Update of my build.prop editor. Thats the biggest update for now and I think, that this app isn't in beta anymore.
Version 1.2
Added viewmode (for unrooted phones)
Added HC and ICS compatibility
Added an introduction
Increased usability
Fixed some typos
Screenshots
My next step will be a batchmode. You can create a single text file which includes properties. These files can be integrated into the build.prop file. This allows to share stacks of properties for example helping somebody with a problematic build.prop. This also allows to share sets of tweaks for users, without to overwrite their own file. It should be selectable which property is going to be overwritten and which not.
Get your Editor / Viewer here!
A very usefull & handy tool for developers. Thank you very much
I need an icon!
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A very usefull & handy tool for developers. Thank you very much
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Thank you sir! I've still got a bit to do but it's pretty functional and tested for now.
I also want everybody on the board here to ask if someone wants to create a proper icon for this app? I'm not really great on this (simple icons are okay but proper stuff is not my job). So, if somebody is interested, please contact me. The one who'll design an pretty icon for me gets marked in the credits
This tool looks awesome. Can't wait to see it get developed more.
oh yeah nice tool rated and thanked!
same issue here, no root permissions granted in htc explorer, hope you solve it soon
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same issue here, no root permissions granted in htc explorer, hope you solve it soon
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Edit: Allright, I'm looking for a fix in your rom.
IXposed framework and modules user guide for newbies
Xposed framework :framework which gives you the possibility to modify your ROM - without modifying any APK
Modules : you can enhance functions of ROM without flashing Mods, like multiwindow control, Call recording and many more
All credits goes to Rovo89,, Tungstwenty, Pulser_g2, _TB_TB, qwerty,
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"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
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, scalee, Entropy512 (kindly help me to update this list)
How to use Note you needs device rooted.
1. Download latest Xposed framework 'XposedInstaller.apk' from this original thread post #1 for any query/support regarding framework post here
2.Install downloaded apk
3.open installed application and select install/update
4.Reboot device.
Now get your required modules Apk from below mentioned link and install it
here is available modules
A.Tweakbox : This modules have many functions like call recordin, status bar color, CRT effect, battery waring and more. download and install Tweakbox.apk from linked thread post#1
B.Xposed App Settings - change per application DPI setting
C.Scrolling Wallpaper Touchwiz Mod
D.Disable SMS to MMS Conversion - Allows long SMS
E.TabletUI trigger
F.
G.Stock Launcher 5x4 Modification
H.Disable Blocking Mode Notification
I.Doubletap in AppPicker
J.Enable Call Recording
K.All apps in Play Store
L.Secure Samsung Clipboard
M.Disable Battery Full Alert
N.Lighter Email List Text Colour
O.Play Store link in App Info
P.Enable SwiftKey Predction on More Fields
Q.Received SMSes' Sent Times in Details
R.AlternateAppPicker: ICS-style default app chooser for JB
Download link for B-R or. This http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/Android/Xposed/
S.Allow TWC TV to work on rooted devices and with USB debugging
T.Multiwindow controler - download multiwindow.apk from post#1 of linked original thread.
U. Netflix workaround for CM10.1
V.SMS delivered report notification:
W. Remap double tap home button to Google search or other voice application if you having- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2143240
X. Xposed free input to disable changing keyboard when connecting to bluooth keyboard.
Y.Icon themer : You can now use *any* launcher you prefer and still have the power to customize how your application icons look like. Icon Themer is also more consistent because the icon theme is applied throughout your device and not just confined your launcher!
Z.xQuick Setting : - allows you to select a theme or customize the colors of various parts of the toggles including background, text color and transparency without reboot (only a SystemUI restart).
Download modules you need from link given you above and install
You will see notification regarding xposed framework not active, tap on notification and select module from list.
-Reboot device.
Done !
Error :
If you are getting error as shown in image below, your module is incompatible with framework and you need to update one to latest.
For query/support goes here
Framework - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
Modules - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012770
Multiwindow control - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2048668
Great work Doc. Thanks for your continued Note 1 support :thumbup:
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Nothing much but actually made for Note2 but as it will work on Note1 so updated here too.
Do we have nfc hardware in note1?
See point no. F
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yeah sorry, that is for note 2 only, will edit it.
No no doc. don't be sorry.. I am just confirming!
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How far does this embeds itself in the ROM? In other words - if we decide to uninstall it would be there any problems?
Other than that - amazing work
Just unselect module (see in picture 2) and uninstall apk, thats it.
There is also a multi window hack using xposed framework.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2145676
I installed it on my Note running stock LSZ and it works flawlessly.
Edit: Sorry, didn't see that you have already mentioned the multi window mod.
Already included in op
T.
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Many thanks doc. Don't forget Note1 forum. Hope u will keep contribute for our devices also.
Thanks again
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Sure, will try my best.
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Dr. when I apply tablet trigger n reboot my phone SystemUI force closes
I am on LSA leaked firmware... can you please guide me ho2 can I switch to Tablet UI?
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TW launcher stock is not modified to work under dpi of less than 213 I guess. So it will not work. You need to used a nodded TW launcher or any other launcher from the play store like apex or nova
I have no problem with launcher....n I'm even not using TW launcher.....its SystemUI itself which force closes.
I also tried to set SystemUI DPI to 213 and applied TabletUI trigger in modules but it still FCs.
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W. Remap double tap home button to Google search or other voice application if you having- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2143240
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I_android said:
Dr. when I apply tablet trigger n reboot my phone SystemUI force closes
I am on LSA leaked firmware... can you please guide me ho2 can I switch to Tablet UI?
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I have never used tablet ui, but I think it can be done with android system
Though I am not sure, there is thread in applications and theme section of note2 for this module only, which may useful to you.
Edit
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2067303
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Parsing error
Hey doc i tried installing the multi window as well as the 5x4 apk, but it doesnt install, keeps saying parsing error, is there something wrong im doin??
Try re downloading
As such has to just install like regular apk.
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Tried that sir.. Nt happening..
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Is there some way we can change the notification pull down in stock based roms? I am using gennext rom.
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vinaychandra said:
Is there some way we can change the notification pull down in stock based roms? I am using gennext rom.
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If you mean you want to change the image of notification pull-down from black to a custom one, then yes it's very easy through Xposed modules.
Through this module - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342570
I believe this comes pre-installed in GENNXT, along with the Xposed Framework.
All you have to do is,
1. enable (or install if you removed it) the Xposed Framework.
2. reboot
3. install and enable the module
4. change the image
5. reboot or restart SystemUI
If you don't know what Xposed Framework is, here's the original thread, you can read through it : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
Other Xposed Modules sorted based on compatibility - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
iceyhotguy said:
If you mean you want to change the image of notification pull-down from black to a custom one, then yes it's very easy through Xposed modules.
Through this module - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342570
I believe this comes pre-installed in GENNXT, along with the Xposed Framework.
All you have to do is,
1. enable (or install if you removed it) the Xposed Framework.
2. reboot
3. install and enable the module
4. change the image
5. reboot or restart SystemUI
If you don't know what Xposed Framework is, here's the original thread, you can read through it : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
Other Xposed Modules sorted based on compatibility - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
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Actually, I would like change the whole view. Not the background. Something like switching the current touchwiz pulldown to something like that of cyanogenmod pull down for example. I hate the toggles in the pull down. And of course, something new is always better. Please do not suggest that flash cyanogenmod because I would like to have the dual sim feature.
vinaychandra said:
Actually, I would like change the whole view. Not the background. Something like switching the current touchwiz pulldown to something like that of cyanogenmod pull down for example. I hate the toggles in the pull down. And of course, something new is always better. Please do not suggest that flash cyanogenmod because I would like to have the dual sim feature.
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Why would I suggest you flash a different ROM when you are specifically asking for themeing/modding the stock TW?
I get the toggles on stock look bad and dated, when I was on stock, I was using a combination of Xposed modules to completely change the notification pulldown view.
Basically everything can be themed there,
XBattery Themer - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2516074
Has a wide wariety of battery themes, but this one is for battery only
XBackground - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342570
For notifcation and settings (includes install screen background) background
XQuick Settings Toggles Themer - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2363938
This is the main one you need. This is specifically for themeing the notification toggles like Wi-Fi, Data icons etc.
My personal favorite is the Vicino (check spelling) theme, it has a faded white toggle that turns blue on active
Sample theme -
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Lastly, you can use Wanam to hide things like "No Notification" as well as to theme the notifications, toggles and notification pulldown in any color, gloss or gradient you want. You can even change the font and style of Date and clock and their positions.
Wanam - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2383484
Similar features are also available in XBlast but Wanam is TW specific so it work more efficiently.
XBlast - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294419
All these toggles have been personally tested and confirmed working by me on 4.2.2 stock TouchWiz
Some of these modules might already be available in GENNXT but since there has been no recent release of the ROM, I would recommend you remove them as system applications and re-install them as apks for the current themes that might be available in them.
All of these with more modules are listed on this page I gave you before - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
Check post #2 for full list of Touchwiz modules.
iceyhotguy said:
Why would I suggest you flash a different ROM when you are specifically asking for themeing/modding the stock TW?
I get the toggles on stock look bad and dated, when I was on stock, I was using a combination of Xposed modules to completely change the notification pulldown view.
Basically everything can be themed there,
XBattery Themer - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2516074
Has a wide wariety of battery themes, but this one is for battery only
XBackground - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2342570
For notifcation and settings (includes install screen background) background
XQuick Settings Toggles Themer - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2363938
This is the main one you need. This is specifically for themeing the notification toggles like Wi-Fi, Data icons etc.
My personal favorite is the Vicino (check spelling) theme, it has a faded white toggle that turns blue on active
Sample theme - View attachment 2531866
Lastly, you can use Wanam to hide things like "No Notification" as well as to theme the notifications, toggles and notification pulldown in any color, gloss or gradient you want. You can even change the font and style of Date and clock and their positions.
Wanam - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2383484
Similar features are also available in XBlast but Wanam is TW specific so it work more efficiently.
XBlast - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294419
All these toggles have been personally tested and confirmed working by me on 4.2.2 stock TouchWiz
Some of these modules might already be available in GENNXT but since there has been no recent release of the ROM, I would recommend you remove them as system applications and re-install them as apks for the current themes that might be available in them.
All of these with more modules are listed on this page I gave you before - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
Check post #2 for full list of Touchwiz modules.
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That's great really. :good: But can I also ask you this? How do I completely remove the quick toggles in the notification pulldown? Sorry if it is a dumb question.
vinaychandra said:
That's great really. :good: But can I also ask you this? How do I completely remove the quick toggles in the notification pulldown? Sorry if it is a dumb question.
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No I haven't come across any mod to completely remove them from notification toggle.
You can only theme them, you can change how many notifications you want (3, 5, 6) but I don't think you can remove them.
Wanam lets you hide the text and on/off notification line under them, but that's about it
I haven't used stock TW for over 2 months now, so maybe Wanam might have added the option, but as far as I know there is no module to remove them completely from the notification panel
@iceyhotguy.............man.u r really great............
MoreFlymeNotifications
Hello to everybody!
You probably know that in Flyme OS, most of non-chinesse notifications appear with a generic notification icon.
So I have discovered a way to have the notifications separated! Instead of having all of them grouped together in that icon that you dont know what notification are you receiving.
Here you have some examples:
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
So, What does this mod?
This is a SystemUI modification in with I have modified some smali files and I have added the icons inside the apk in order to be Flyme able to recognize the app and put the original notification icons.
But this method have a bad thing.. all the notification icons have to be added by hand, and also the activities of the apps. So because this is a HUGE work for me to find out all the icons of every app, I ask you for help to submit the icons of the apps that you use and you want to get notified. In this way, the mod will be more complete and I will finish sooner :good:
(This is explained in post 2º)
Thanks!
What devices are supported?
Currently this mod is only available for Meizu MX4, but I will adapt it to the Meizu M1 Note and Meizu MX4 Pro in a very short time.
Maybe I will adapt also to the Meizu MX3 if some people request it.
Stay tuned!
How can I install this Mod?
You can install it as a normal system app in system/priv-app replacing the old SystemUI.apk with the correct permisions (0644), erase SystemUI.odex and reboot.
In case you are in Lollipop, you have to put the SystemUI.apk inside the folder called "SystemUI" replacing the previous apk and with 0644 permisions
Also I have created an installer
To install this mod wih my installer you need this:
-BusyBox
-Terminal Emulator
-My mod (SystemUI.apk) and the installer located in the internal memory.
After you have BusyBox and the terminal emulator downloaded and installed, you have to open the Terminal and write down this and press enter:
Code:
su
A window will appear requesting for root access, select allow.
Now, write this and hit enter:
Code:
sh /sdcard/NotificationsInstaller
My installer will be executed and you will see all the secuences of the installation
Changelog:
All icons included at now:
amazon App Store
telegram
ebay
tapatalk
Snapchat
youtube
Aliexpress
SmartWatch
Vueling
DI Radio
Screen Filter
Spotify
Flynx.
9gag
clash of clans
imdb
google play
soundcloud
timely
Wallapop
Aquamail
El Tiempo.es
twitter
skype
viber
instagram
whatsapp
facebook
facebook messenger
google plus
gmail
hangouts
uc
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Mensajes
Disa
Inbox
Kakaotalk
v1.0
-Added:
amazon App Store
telegram
ebay
tapatalk
Snapchat
youtube
Aliexpress
SmartWatch
Vueling
v1.1
-Added:
DI RadioScreen Filter
-Fixed icons size
-Fixed icons transparency
v1.2
-Added:
Spotify
Flynx
9gag
clash of clans
imdb
google play
soundcloud
timely
Wallapop
Aquamail
El Tiempo.es
v1.3
-Added:
Pinterest
PayPal
HTCMania
-Fixed previous battery icon
-M1 Note compatible
New! v1.4
-All code rewrited and modded
-For Meizu M1 Note & MX4 Flyme 4.5
-New lollipop installer
-New icons:
PrinterShare
Mensajes
Disa
Inbox
Kakaotalk
Download
Google Drive directory with all the stuff organizated
HERE
Thanks for using my mod!
:victory: Like for more Flyme Mods :victory:
How can I colaborate adding my own notification icons?
If you want to add more apps to this mod, you have to extract the notification icon from the apps.
All the user apps are located in /data/app
You have to copy and paste the apk to the internal memory to be able to pass the apk to the computer.
Once you have the apk located in the pc, you have to rigth click and select "open as..". Select open with WinRar or similar
Now you are inside the apk. Just drag the folde called "res" outside tha apk.
Inside the res folder, the folders called "drawable-xxhdpi" and "drawable-xhdpi" is where the notification icon is.
The icon is usually called "notification_icon.png"or something like that. It usually has a size less than 100x100px
This is the icon I am requesting for, you can upload it in the excell tab (see the end of the post)
Also It would be nice if you write me the Main Activity of the apps.
This is very simple, you only have to have xShorcut app installed in your phone.
In side this app, go to App Shorcut, find the app and copy in the excell tab the text below "Component Package"
The excell tab is here
Thanks for supporting this mod
Added support for the Meizu M1 Note! It is avaliable for download.
I will edit the post later
Are you planning on supporting the Lollipop beta's or when its released officially ?
Also a kakotalk icon would be amazing.
punkmonkey1984 said:
Are you planning on supporting the Lollipop beta's or when its released officially ?
Also a kakotalk icon would be amazing.
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Yes, of course!
Ok, I will add the icon in the next version
iicc said:
Yes, of course!
Ok, I will add the icon in the next version
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Great:
Here is the link to the latest lollipop mx4 beta (unofficial)
http://download.meizu.com/Flyme/preview/M75/4.5.2A/5.0.1-201505191212/25bang/update.zip
In case you need the files or just want to test, its pretty stable.
punkmonkey1984 said:
Great:
Here is the link to the latest lollipop mx4 beta (unofficial)
http://download.meizu.com/Flyme/preview/M75/4.5.2A/5.0.1-201505191212/25bang/update.zip
In case you need the files or just want to test, its pretty stable.
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Thanks
I have friends that have the beta, they said that is very fluid and the battery has improved
Yes, everything seems to be working well except for xposed. Can't get it to install.
Hi, sorry for bad English, I write through Google translator
I want to ask you, if you can write the instructions, or just write in any files you are prescribed changes. I just think those icons that I use is not much need rest, as you do not have to collect all the icons, everyone will be able to collect them for yourself.
thanks for the mod, everything works:good:
p.s. I tried to decompile your systemui, which would then be compared with the unmodified systemui and to understand the changes. but I could not.
l1r_svg said:
Hi, sorry for bad English, I write through Google translator
I want to ask you, if you can write the instructions, or just write in any files you are prescribed changes. I just think those icons that I use is not much need rest, as you do not have to collect all the icons, everyone will be able to collect them for yourself.
thanks for the mod, everything works:good:
p.s. I tried to decompile your systemui, which would then be compared with the unmodified systemui and to understand the changes. but I could not.
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Sorry I havent read your comment until now :crying:
Thanks!
So do you want to know how to do this mod by yourself? Of course, I will tell you but it very easy to get a bad compilation
I think the best thing is to have all icons colleted in one, like I am doing, because few people will know how to put the icons in the systemUI and modify it, so very few people will use it. Also icons only are a few bytes large, you wont notice the difference.
So, this is what I do:
After decompiling SystemUI.apk, you have to go to systemui/res/drawablexxhdpi or drawablexxxhdpi if you have a M1 Note and put here the icons
Next, go to /systemui/res/values/public.xml, open it and erase some lines that refers to icons of chinese apps that are not used outside china. Put the name of the icon replacing it and write the id's in a notepaper or somewere to remember it.
Now go to /systemui/smali/com/android(systemui/statusbar/phone/MeizuCustomizedIcons$1 and locate the loops where the previous id's are. You have to find the id's you have stored, change the main activity of the chinese app and put the activity of the app you want to put related to the icon.
Just this, it is easy to make errors.
I dont know if it is well explained, my english is also bad
thank you for a good and clear instructions
iicc said:
Next, go to /systemui/res/values/public.xml, open it and erase some lines that refers to icons of chinese apps that are not used outside china.
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As far as I understand, the number of icons is limited, or I can add millions of them?:laugh:
l1r_svg said:
thank you for a good and clear instructions
As far as I understand, the number of icons is limited, or I can add millions of them?:laugh:
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Now I only can to do it limited :laugh::laugh:
But I think that It can be made unlimited, at this moment I dont know to do it but It is not a problem now
ok) I will wait for updates:good:
@iicc what tool are you using for decompiling/compiling ?
Going to give it a go on the lollipop version.
punkmonkey1984 said:
@iicc what tool are you using for decompiling/compiling ?
Going to give it a go on the lollipop version.
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I use Apktool 2.0 rc4
Sorry for the delay, I was too busy these days.
Tomorrow I will upload for a new version for the mx4 with lollipop and for m1 note, with more icons and solving some bugs.
New! v1.4
-Now is only for Lollipop and MX4
-All code rewrited and modded
-New lollipop installer
-New icons:
PrinterShare
Mensajes
Disa
Inbox
Kakaotalk
Thanks for adding kakoatalk. However the notification icon you used is little off with the rest.
This one is more fitting.
Thanks.
Do you have the original Systemui.apk? Because something went wrong with this installer on 4.2.8.2A...
kutinho said:
Do you have the original Systemui.apk? Because something went wrong with this installer on 4.2.8.2A...
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Ok, I will upload it in a few minutes
As seen on XDA Portal, you can now theme P Beta..
Head on to below post for complete post reading.
https://www.xda-developers.com/custom-themes-android-p-root-substratum/
More information in G+Post below.
https://plus.google.com/+HarshShandilya99/posts/TowUfsKGyKX
Link to my setup.
https://imgur.com/gallery/rUHMKGo
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Using Sai's Oreo theme. Don't install Playstore version. Grab an APK from his Telegram support chat.
Yessssss it isn't perfect but my god it's so nice to have theming again! Thanks for posting this.
crixley said:
Yessssss it isn't perfect but my god it's so nice to have theming again! Thanks for posting this.
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Yea. My eyes were bleeding with all that white and teal.
indian84 said:
Yea. My eyes were bleeding with all that white and teal.
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Couldn't agree more. The need to use dark wallpapers just to get rid of the white was driving me nuts, plus it is very inconsistent in how it reads "dark" vs. "light".
The theme I'm using "flux" still has a few quirks when it comes to the android system theming, but overall no major issues!
I'm using flux but can't get the systemui to theme...is this the quirk you were talking about?
BakedTator said:
I'm using flux but can't get the systemui to theme...is this the quirk you were talking about?
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A lot of themes need to be updated to work on P.. Especially System UI part has changed a lot.
Sai's theme is updated to work with P. There are few minor parts that are not getting themes properly. That's why it's not updated on play store. But the theme is nice though.
indian84 said:
A lot of themes need to be updated to work on P.. Especially System UI part has changed a lot.
Sai's theme is updated to work with P. There are few minor parts that are not getting themes properly. That's why it's not updated on play store. But the theme is nice though.
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Where can I find sai's theme?
BakedTator said:
I'm using flux but can't get the systemui to theme...is this the quirk you were talking about?
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Yeah notifications stay white, and the qs icons get coloured oddly (when toggled they are a solid colour), otherwise it seems to be working fairly well for me. Sai's theme is nice but I like a pure black theme instead of just dark, plus I like the very vivid colours of flux. I may switch though.
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Where can I find sai's theme?
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Search Sai's Oreo theme on play store. There is a theme support link in the description. Unfortunately I can't copy the link to the telegram channel.
I use Compound theme for System and System UI and Swift Black for theming the apps.
Acronet said:
I use Compound theme for System and System UI and Swift Black for theming the apps.
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Hey thanks. I didn't know Compound could work on P. I've been using Sai's theme.
I've used PitchBlack for the apps.
I don't know what's going on, I still can't get any theme to stick. Just tried Sai's theme. After I Build & Enable, I go to the Manager and it says No Overlays Installed. I've rebooted and everything.
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I don't know what's going on, I still can't get any theme to stick. Just tried Sai's theme. After I Build & Enable, I go to the Manager and it says No Overlays Installed. I've rebooted and everything.
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Are you using his theme from telegram or from play store
DessertDevice said:
I don't know what's going on, I still can't get any theme to stick. Just tried Sai's theme. After I Build & Enable, I go to the Manager and it says No Overlays Installed. I've rebooted and everything.
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You're suppose to install and enable.. reboot. Enable all under theme manager. Reboot once more.
Anyone have trouble with some google apps not working after overlays are enabled for an hour or more? My play store, and Gmail fc every time after an overlay is enabled for a short time. Then in order to get it to open again(an app) I have to uninstall updates and it works. I hate temporary fixes so and advice would be great. Running july P beta, rooted magisk 16.6, and running compound substratum..
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Anyone have trouble with some google apps not working after overlays are enabled for an hour or more? My play store, and Gmail fc every time after an overlay is enabled for a short time. Then in order to get it to open again(an app) I have to uninstall updates and it works. I hate temporary fixes so and advice would be great. Running july P beta, rooted magisk 16.6, and running compound substratum..
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Happens with Play store and Google maps. I use Swift dark for those
On the Pixel the 999 build wouldn't work...download the 998 beta and installed and it worked. Same with this phone on Android P Beta.
Guys - Slightly off topic, but just sharing my learnings from my mistakes. I was playing mix and match on my UNrooted, Bootloader Locked Oreo 8.1 Essential when Substratum bootlooped and killed me! There was no way to recover from this (the best that I can understand), without an authenticated ADB or an unlocked bootloader to install TWRP to flash the rescue zip.
Please correct me if I am wrong, otherwise, let's please share with other users. Thanks!
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Guys - Slightly off topic, but just sharing my learnings from my mistakes. I was playing mix and match on my UNrooted, Bootloader Locked Oreo 8.1 Essential when Substratum bootlooped and killed me! There was no way to recover from this (the best that I can understand), without an authenticated ADB or an unlocked bootloader to install TWRP to flash the rescue zip.
Please correct me if I am wrong, otherwise, let's please share with other users. Thanks!
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Factory reset from recovery or a fastboot -w from bootloader
For those who got no overlays installed even tho overlays are built and phone rebooted, disable all magisk modules first, build overlays, reboot, enable overlays, enable modules, reboot ?