Alright guys, we have so many clock faces to pick from and I have a few favorite ones. The problem is is do not want to keep swapping them, and I alwasy favor one more then the other. We really need a randomizer, which will give the user an ability to set the change interval, from either 1.) every set amount of time, 2.) every time the screen turns on(for ambilent off users).
An advanced feature could be to pick which clock faces to put into the randomizer. Anyways, I am not a developer capable of such a feat, but I would pay more money then most app faces cost right now. I would help fund the development of it, ofcouse giving me the option to beta it
Thanks
smugyou said:
Alright guys, we have so many clock faces to pick from and I have a few favorite ones. The problem is is do not want to keep swapping them, and I alwasy favor one more then the other. We really need a randomizer, which will give the user an ability to set the change interval, from either 1.) every set amount of time, 2.) every time the screen turns on(for ambilent off users).
An advanced feature could be to pick which clock faces to put into the randomizer. Anyways, I am not a developer capable of such a feat, but I would pay more money then most app faces cost right now. I would help fund the development of it, ofcouse giving me the option to beta it
Thanks
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have been using Wear Facelift from the Playstore, it lets you choose which faces you want to have randomised and how often. Worked very well under Kitkat, not optimized for Lollipop yet, but hopefully will be soon.
Hope that helps
Dont know how to get rid of smiles that are in the task below, apologises.
Created using tasker and Watchmaker, using a profile that runs the task every morning, also using autowear to swipe to also run the task. Sets a random face every morning.
All that is needed is setup a couple of variables and a If statement each watch face. If you need help let me know
Watchran (78)
Run Both Together
A1: Bluetooth [ Setn ]
A2: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:1 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A3: Variable Set [ Name:%Lastwatchface2 To:%Lastwatchface Do Mathsff Appendff ]
A4: Variable Set [ Name:%Lastwatchface To:%Watchface Do Mathsff Appendff ]
A5: Variable Randomize [ Name:%Watchface Min:1 Max:19 ]
A6: If [ %Watchface eq %Lastwatchface | %Watchface ~ %Lastwatchface2 ]
A7: Goto [ Type:Action Number Number:4 Label: ]
A8: Else
A9: If [ %Watchface ~ 1 ]
A10: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:breitling custom Orange Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A11: End If
A12: If [ %Watchface ~ 2 ]
A13: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:BUNK3R WATCH red Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A14: End If
A15: If [ %Watchface ~ 3 ]
A16: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:fav1 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A17: End If
A18: If [ %Watchface ~ 4 ]
A19: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Tron Identity Disc5 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A20: End If
A21: If [ %Watchface ~ 5 ]
A22: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Joker 1 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A23: End If
A24: If [ %Watchface ~ 6 ]
A25: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Untitled watch Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A26: End If
A27: If [ %Watchface ~ 7 ]
A28: WM Change Watch [ Configurationpulence Damien Hirst Tribute Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A29: End If
A30: If [ %Watchface ~ 8 ]
A31: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Ferrari Scuderia V.yos Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A32: End If
A33: If [ %Watchface ~ 9 ]
A34: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:CAT 2 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A35: End If
A36: If [ %Watchface ~ 10 ]
A37: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:slipknot Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A38: End If
A39: If [ %Watchface ~ 11 ]
A40: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Hamilton V3 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A41: End If
A42: If [ %Watchface ~ 12 ]
A43: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Aviary Racer LG Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A44: End If
A45: If [ %Watchface ~ 13 ]
A46: WM Change Watch [ Configurationmega x-33 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A47: End If
A48: If [ %Watchface ~ 14 ]
A49: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Black Shield Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A50: End If
A51: If [ %Watchface ~ 15 ]
A52: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Black Hole Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A53: End If
A54: If [ %Watchface ~ 16 ]
A55: WM Change Watch [ Configuration:Sun Flare Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A56: End If
A57: If [ %Watchface ~ 17 ]
A58: WM Change Watch [ Configurationmega 3 Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A59: End If
A60: If [ %Watchface ~ 18 ]
A61: WM Change Watch [ Configurationpulence Rotor Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A62: End If
A63: If [ %Watchface ~ 19 ]
A64: WM Change Watch [ ConfigurationERRELET Turbine Racing alternative Package:slide.watchFrenzy Name:WM Change Watch Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A65: End If
Thanks for the app. Works well so far!
Thanks for this app :3
Related
I don't have the One yet and never seen it in real live but I was wonder whether it would be possible to turn the HTC logo into a menu button? On the One X the entire glass display is touch sensitive even the parts where there is no LCD
Impossible
Sent from my HTC One using xda premium
The logo definitely is in an area with touch sensing, but I don't claim to know whether or not the area can be defined as a button.
whmcal said:
Impossible
Sent from my HTC One using xda premium
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Quite possible since the whole touch screen extends to where the capacitive buttons are, you can test this by going to a webpage and draging your finger down to the logo and see if it keeps scrolling
If it does then its very likely that someone could turn the logo into a button
Sent from my One X using Tapatalk 2
It doesn't keep scrolling if you drop off the screen onto the buttons or the logo.
Narom88 said:
It doesn't keep scrolling if you drop off the screen onto the buttons or the logo.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1
AW: Turn HTC logo into a capacitive button
Check it out with adb get event.
That way we would know it for sure if it triggers an event when being touched.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
im new to android so dont know what that is. But in developer options i enabled Show Touches and Pointer Location and they both show nothing happens when touching or dragging to that point.
AW: Turn HTC logo into a capacitive button
Narom88 said:
im knew to android so dont know what that is. But in devoloper options i enabled Show Touches and Pointer Location and they both show nothing happens when touching or dragging to that point.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That won't work as it can't show any touch on the logo as it's not a display.
Adb get event command is the best way to check it out.
Someone should do it
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
AW: Turn HTC logo into a capacitive button
The buttons are part of the digitizer, so its possible to map any point to a button, it has nothing to do with browser scrolling (it ends where the display ends)
insertcoined....
Put two fingers on the screen to Zoom in or out (on a photo or webpage), once you start zooming, slide both fingers to the capacitive buttons area & see if the zooming action still works.
On my One X, the whole area for the buttons still responds to the zooming in/out.
I've got use to it quite quickly and I'm starting to make mistakes when I go back to using the ONE-X. I like what they've done with the buttons.
Sent from my HTC One using xda premium
on our one x, we can customize s2w swipe distance to wake/lock the phone.
this is actually plausible IF the logo area is touch responsive
AW: Turn HTC logo into a capacitive button
shiningarmor said:
on our one x, we can customize s2w swipe distance to wake/lock the phone.
this is actually plausible IF the logo area is touch responsive
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes, but someone has to find it out. I can check it tomorrow when I get my phone but maybe someone is faster
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
jonas2295 said:
Yes, but someone has to find it out. I can check it tomorrow when I get my phone but maybe someone is faster
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
malaysian htc one is bound for late april so..
cant do anything
This is quite an interesting idea, i didn't know that the whole area was a touch area and could be mapped, i hope someone manages to make the HTC logo a functional button
Sebianoti said:
This is quite an interesting idea, i didn't know that the whole area was a touch area and could be mapped, i hope someone manages to make the HTC logo a functional button
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
so confirmed the whole area is registering touches?
if so, ladies gentleman, we will have a central home button soon
OK - not sure if this helps or not - not started hacking phones yet, not rooted or su the One either.
adb shell getEvent -lt
(then lots of stabbing at the htc logo)
[ 22313.540611] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.610564] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000018
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000053
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000fb
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.680578] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000017
[ 22313.680578] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000054
[ 22313.680608] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000eb
[ 22313.680608] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 0000000e
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000055
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000f4
[ 22313.751232] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000016
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000052
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000f9
Tetsumi06 said:
OK - not sure if this helps or not - not started hacking phones yet, not rooted or su the One either.
adb shell getEvent -lt
(then lots of stabbing at the htc logo)
[ 22313.540611] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.610564] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000018
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000053
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000fb
[ 22313.610594] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.680578] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000017
[ 22313.680578] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000054
[ 22313.680608] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000eb
[ 22313.680608] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 0000000e
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000055
[ 22313.751202] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000f4
[ 22313.751232] /dev/input/event8: EV_SYN SYN_REPORT 00000000
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_X 00000016
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Y 00000052
[ 22313.820574] /dev/input/event8: EV_ABS ABS_Z 000000f9
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
you definitely didn't hit anything else by mistake?
im sure someone who knows will be able to interpret properly, but it looks like it is registering an x y and z co ordinate with each time you pressed the "button"
It was throwing a constant series of event so I got ready to ^C with one hand and stabbed at HTC with the other and posted up a few events from the end of this session. If anyone has a more reliable command to test with I'll give that a go.
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app
Do you guys also have this issue with the screen taking 2-3sec to wake up after the phone stats ringing on incoming calls? Or is it only me? Do you guys have a fix? Or is it because I have exdialer installed?
I find there is a delay with it sadly
Sent from my LG-D802 using xda app-developers app
DialerEx was probably the cause. Uninstalled relieved partially the issue
I had this problem but i think having Go power manager lower my cpu caused it. I turned that off and it seems like i don't have the delay anymore
It depends greatly on your governor and CPU hotplug - I am using Ondemandplus with a 1 Ghz screen off frequency and Intelli hotplug. I get about 2-3 seconds of delay from when my phone vibrates to when the screen comes on (I use a QuickWindow case), but I was surprised today to find the screen instantly on when receiving a call.
Anyone find a fix for this yet?
*WARNING: Do not manually set your screen off frequency lower than 1Ghz. This will cause screen wake on call issues*
I get near instant screen wake on call with this and anyone is welcome to test it out.
Added the xml as an attachment that you can just extract and import directly into tasker!
Requirements are:
-Must be rooted
-Tasker app
-Secure settings app
Profile: Force Screen On Call (46)
State: Display State [ Isff ]
State: Call [ Type:Incoming Number:* ]
Enter: Anon (47)
A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Screen & Keyboard Lights On
1 Second Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
Nice work
This does the trick,but it has a slight bug. My lockscreen wallpaper appears before the contact who is calling. Is this normal ?
demoncamber said:
*WARNING: Do not manually set your screen off frequency lower than 1Ghz. This will cause screen wake on call issues*
I get near instant screen wake on call with this and anyone is welcome to test it out.
Added the xml as an attachment that you can just extract and import directly into tasker!
Requirements are:
-Must be rooted
-Tasker app
-Secure settings app
Profile: Force Screen On Call (46)
State: Display State [ Isff ]
State: Call [ Type:Incoming Number:* ]
Enter: Anon (47)
A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Screen & Keyboard Lights On
1 Second Package:com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plugin Name:Secure Settings Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I couldn't get that to stop, I think the screen is turning on before the call screen even gets initiated. I'll let you know if I find a way around it.
Sent from my LG-D801
demoncamber said:
I couldn't get that to stop, I think the screen is turning on before the call screen even gets initiated. I'll let you know if I find a way around it.
Sent from my LG-D801
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That would be really cool thanks
demoncamber said:
I couldn't get that to stop, I think the screen is turning on before the call screen even gets initiated. I'll let you know if I find a way around it.
Sent from my LG-D801
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Did you manage to solve something with the wallpaper appearing before caller? Really annoying, and it's almost perfect [emoji12]
metalboy94 said:
It depends greatly on your governor and CPU hotplug - I am using Ondemandplus with a 1 Ghz screen off frequency and Intelli hotplug. I get about 2-3 seconds of delay from when my phone vibrates to when the screen comes on (I use a QuickWindow case), but I was surprised today to find the screen instantly on when receiving a call.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Awesome
I actually have a bit of a better more optimized profile now. Attachment XML incoming. What this actually does is allows you to set as low as you want screen off cpu frequency in the first part, and then when the phone rings it will boost the cpu to max set frequency, or anything you want to set it to manually above 1GHz will work.
First things first, download the attachment, then first import the 3 files ending in tsk.xml into tasker, they should show up in your tasks section, then import the one ending in prf.xml
Then you can set whatever frequencies you want for your screen off max freq in "display off cpu" task in tasker, this can be basically anything. Then you can open the "Wake_On_Ring" task and set that max freq to anything ABOVE 1000mhz. I have it default set at 1.9GHz and it works almost instantly for me on call. But it's up to you. After that, everything is good to go.
Here's what it looks like:
Profile: Display Off Wake On Ring (27)
State: Display State [ Is off ]
Enter: Display Off Ring Manager (52)
A1: Perform Task [ Name display Off Cpu Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stop off ] If [ %PHONEWASRINGING eq OFF ]
A2: Perform Task [ Name:Wake On Ring Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stop off ] If [ %PHONEWASRINGING eq ON ]
Can't wait to give it a try, I will give you feedback regarding this soon
demoncamber said:
I actually have a bit of a better more optimized profile now. Attachment XML incoming. What this actually does is allows you to set as low as you want screen off cpu frequency in the first part, and then when the phone rings it will boost the cpu to max set frequency, or anything you want to set it to manually above 1GHz will work.
First things first, download the attachment, then first import the 3 files ending in tsk.xml into tasker, they should show up in your tasks section, then import the one ending in prf.xml
Then you can set whatever frequencies you want for your screen off max freq in "display off cpu" task in tasker, this can be basically anything. Then you can open the "Wake_On_Ring" task and set that max freq to anything ABOVE 1000mhz. I have it default set at 1.9GHz and it works almost instantly for me on call. But it's up to you. After that, everything is good to go.
Here's what it looks like:
Profile: Display Off Wake On Ring (27)
State: Display State [ Is off ]
Enter: Display Off Ring Manager (52)
A1: Perform Task [ Name display Off Cpu Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stop off ] If [ %PHONEWASRINGING eq OFF ]
A2: Perform Task [ Name:Wake On Ring Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stop off ] If [ %PHONEWASRINGING eq ON ]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I tried it and it does work better. The wallpaper doesn't show any more before call. Great job, thanks
Unfortunately, there is no difference for me. I still get a 2-3 seconds delay each incoming call
nfl mobile app not working on cloudy rom g3/verizion lg g2
My nfl mobile app is not working on cloudy rom g3. I have the lg g2 verizon. Please help fix it
Try a different rom... I've had great success with the G3 ported roms... No wake up lag on either one of these
Hello,
I'm just sharing my way to automaticaly "swipe to unlock", "show notifications", etc... when display turns on by only using Tasker (no Secure Settings, etc... needed)
Here is the tasker code to simply auto-swipe the screen if the phone is not in your pocket when display turns on :
Code:
Profile: Auto Unlock (25)
Event: Display On
Enter: Unlock screen (7)
A1: If [ %Proximity ~ False ]
A2: Run Shell [ Command:input swipe 560 1840 520 1000 250 Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
A3: End If
Profile: Proximity (2)
State: Proximity Sensor
Enter: Set Proximity (5)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%Proximity To:True Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
Exit: Unset Proximity (27)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%Proximity To:False Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
Here is the tasker code to auto-swipe the screen if the phone is not in your pocket when display turns on and display not unwanted notifications when unlocked :
Code:
Profile: Auto Unlock (25)
Event: Display On
Enter: Unlock screen (7)
A1: If [ %TIMES > %LastNotificationTime + 1 & %Proximity ~ False ]
A2: Run Shell [ Command:input swipe 560 1840 520 1000 250 Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
A3: Status Bar [ Set:Expanded ] If [ %Notification eq True ]
A4: Variable Set [ Name:%Notification To:False Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
A5: End If
Profile: New Notification (26)
Event: Notification [ Owner Application:* Title:* ]
Enter: Show/hide Notifications (8)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%LastNotificationTime To:%TIMES Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
A2: Variable Set [ Name:%Notification To:False Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
A3: Variable Set [ Name:%Notification To:True Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ] [COLOR="Green"]If [ %NTITLE !~R .*alarm.* ][/COLOR]
Profile: Proximity (2)
State: Proximity Sensor
Enter: Set Proximity (5)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%Proximity To:True Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
Exit: Unset Proximity (27)
A1: Variable Set [ Name:%Proximity To:False Do Maths:eek:ff Append:eek:ff ]
IMPORTANT NOTES :
- Please let me know if it works or if it is buggy on your device : nobody's perfect...
- This will swipe automaticaly each time anything is setting the display to "on" (double tap the screen, power button,etc... but also an app).
- Root is required but unlocked bootloader in not needed
- You can replace the If [ %NTITLE !~R .*alarm.* ] part of the code with something like If [ %NTITLE !~R .*ring.* & %NTITLE !~R . *mail.* ] to add/edit new notification title filters (regex).
- This code will work nearly every time but depends of you phone's velocity (no problem on my axon 7 A2017G)
News
25-10-2016 -> I'm currently testing a third release showing/hiding notifications by swiping your hand above the device ...
Reserved space
Thanks for sharing this!
toastyy said:
Thanks for sharing this!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
My pleasure...
Below is a list of the Minimum width (dp) settings I have tested and documented and their corresponding Display size values (dpi). The UI mode has been noted and an asterisk notes a maximum or minimum for a display mode (phone, phablet, or tablet). (Please correct me if I am using the incorrect terms anywhere here.)
Enable Developer Options - Find "Minimum width"
[ ] Minimum width (portrait) / Display size (custom)
[ ] 550 / 418 Phone
[ ] 575 / 400 Phone
[ ] 595 / 387 Phone
[ ] 598 / 385 Phone*
[ ] 600 / 384 Phablet* (Chrome tabs)
[ ] 625 / 368 Phablet
[ ] 650 / 354 Phablet
[ ] 675 / 341 / Phablet
[ ] 700 / 329 Phablet
[ ] 717 / 321 Phablet*
[ ] 720 / 320 Tablet* (Chrome tabs)
[ ] 725 / 317 Tablet
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Note About Google Assistant, Texting, and these display settings:
I always change my screen density as I prefer the tablet display mode and hate the oversized screen elements. This time I ran into an issue that drove me nuts. Changing from phone to phablet or tablet UI mode changes Google Assistant mode from phone to tablet. This can cause Google Assistant to go from sending texts on command to saying, "I don't know how to text yet."
Google Assistant Settings - Note: "Phone" changes to "Tablet"
Retraining the Voice model after increasing Minimum width past phone modes does not seem to fix the issue. Rebooting doesn't seem to help. Changing the Minimum width then retraining (possibly after a requisite reboot) DOES reenable Google Assistant texting. It also seems that if Google Assistant is trained while in Phone mode, increasing the Minimum width to any of the above settings without rebooting afterwards will allow Google Assistant to text until the phone is next rebooted.
(I'll clean this text up later.)
I have submitted a Feedback Request about this. Do the same if this annoys you too.
What smallest DPI u recommend for this device? Mine defaults to 411... Curious since I'm having some touch issues.
galaxys said:
What smallest DPI u recommend for this device? Mine defaults to 411... Curious since I'm having some touch issues.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm currently set at 720/320. I tried keeping it at the highest phone UI dp but it drove me nuts within an hour. I have touch issues too (near the edges, making folders/groups), but benefits versus costs for me still come down to tablet mode.
Looks like the touch issues should be resolved in a future update.
Is there any way to keep it in phone mode with the lower DPI settings?
Best I found for retaining phone UI is:
433 DPI / 532 dp Smallest Width
..
Device needs to be rooted!
This does not work with apps from the supplier as radio, phone, player, video etc. These are nearly all included in the com.car.ui and I did not yet find a way to get them "catched".... may be there is another way... Would be nice if someone could point it to me.
Target of this script with Tasker:
I just wanted to reduce touch screen using while driving.
To start may be a player with a click on a button is one thing, but I may don´t want to stay in this app.
In this case I need to click the Home button and choose another app. On a head unit without hardware buttons sometimes hard to get the home button clicked.
But If I need to play around with the settings of the app, I don´t want to get rejected to the home screen during changing the app settings....
So the target was to create a task which:
Moves the app to background after a short time
To not move the app to background while touching the screen
To move the app to background if there is no touch within a predefined time.
I found a way to get back to the home screen if I opened a player (in this case DAB-Z from realzoulou) by using shell commands.
Example:
Code:
DAB_RETURN (3)
A1: Variable Clear [ Name:%Touch Pattern Matching:eek:ff Local Variables Only:eek:ff ]
A2: Wait [ MS:100 Seconds:0 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A3: Variable Clear [ Name:%Dab Pattern Matching:eek:ff Local Variables Only:eek:ff ]
A4: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:5 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A5: Run Shell [ Command:cat /proc/$(pidof -s com.zoulou.dab)/oom_adj Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%Dab Store Errors In:%Dab_false Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A6: Wait [ MS:100 Seconds:0 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A7: Run Shell [ Command:getevent -c 1 /dev/input/event1 Timeout (Seconds):5 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%Touch Store Errors In:%Touch_false Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A8: If [ %Touch Set ]
A9: Goto [ Type:Action Number Number:1 Label: ]
A10: Else
A11: Run Shell [ Command:cat /proc/$(pidof -s com.zoulou.dab)/oom_adj Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%Dab Store Errors In:%Dab_false Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A12: Wait [ MS:100 Seconds:0 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A13: If [ %Dab !~ 3 ]
A14: Go Home [ Page:1 ]
A15: Else
A16: End If
A17: End If
To use it for other apps you need to find the package name by using the shell:
Open ADB on your PC, connect to your Android in the same WiFi by:
adb connect [IP-Addresse]
adb shell
top (this command does not stop. You need to press "q" on your keyboard to stop it)
The output shows all running apps on your device. You need to search for the app name you want to use with this script.
Code:
cat /proc/$(pidof -s [app-name])/oom_adj
For DAB-Z it is:
Code:
cat /proc/$(pidof -s com.zoulou.dab)/oom_adj
This command returns the status of DAB-Z:
1 = App in foreground
0= App not running, or in background
Other apps can show different states. You need to find the status by using your PC for each app you want to get managed by this task.
The shell command:
Code:
getevent -c 1 /dev/input/event1
fetches touch events on the screen....
and waits in my script 5 sec, stores a touch in %Dab and keeps it empty if there was no touch on the screen.
If you touch it, the variable will be filled with a "0" (zero), otherwise the shell throws an exception which is the trigger to go back to the home screen.
Have fun with it.