I've been looking for such a mod for a long time, I'm ok with a tutorial or a how-to on how to do the modifications myself.
Any help would be much appreciated
Root, install Xposed Framework then install Wanam Xposed Module
Chym3ra said:
Root, install Xposed Framework then install Wanam Xposed Module
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wanam allows for changes to how toggles look, but not to the size of the toggles themselves, colour/background...etc
I'm looking for a complete resize of the switches, to gain more screen space.
It allows you to reduce the width and gaps between them but the text below might get an extra line.
But That's as far as it goes.
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Can anyone make CRT OFF type locking animation like nexus S....???
it's really good .....most people like it
Xposed
If You are Rooted Download Xposed And GravityBox
Exactly
adi_sat123 said:
Can anyone make CRT OFF type locking animation like nexus S....???
it's really good .....most people like it
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+1 to arush
Install this Xposed Framework - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
then you can use some xposed mods to make drastic changes to your phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318311
or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2316070
salaigeethan666 said:
Install this Xposed Framework - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
then you can use some xposed mods to make drastic changes to your phone.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318311
or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2316070
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thanks for the links
1. Anyone tried out the Xposed framework and is it working on our device ?
2. Can we get the quick settings in the statusbar on stock jb rom ? Like this. http://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Screenshot_2012-08-06-11-20-40.png If not is there a great alternative to this ?
nightwalkerkg said:
1. Anyone tried out the Xposed framework and is it working on our device ?
2. Can we get the quick settings in the statusbar on stock jb rom ? Like this. http://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Screenshot_2012-08-06-11-20-40.png If not is there a great alternative to this ?
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1. I tried it, few weeks ago, but no success. I tried some Sense module too, but no change.
2. There are few alternatives on Play Store, like AntTek Quick Settings, but it's not always reliable. Some built-in ROM mod would be great.
I think Xposed framework is only for Samsung phones / framework, or am I wrong?
I use the Xposed Framework and it works perfect on our device. I use the Tweakbox and XPrivacy modules.
nightwalkerkg said:
1. Anyone tried out the Xposed framework and is it working on our device ?
2. Can we get the quick settings in the statusbar on stock jb rom ? Like this. http://www.droid-life.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Screenshot_2012-08-06-11-20-40.png If not is there a great alternative to this ?
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for quick settings there is an apk which you can easily download, & if you want toogles in notification area there is an modified systemui.apk in desire x forum itself, all you gotta do is use "Search"..
& for Xposed framework, i tried installing them yesterday & ended up with bootloop, worst part was that i was even unable to get inside Recovery..
I want To Xtheme Engine(Xposed Module) In My Rom But I dont Want To install And Enable it in xposed installer Is Their Any Way To Add Any Xposed Module without Xposed Installer
I want to add xtheme engine in my Rom by default so that people dont want to enable it from exposed installer.
I want to add It in my Setting Apk And I added It but it not works without installing and enabling from xposed installer.
Hope that Is their Any Way
Regards
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I want To Xtheme Engine(Xposed Module) In My Rom But I dont Want To install And Enable it in xposed installer Is Their Any Way To Add Any Xposed Module without Xposed Installer
I want to add xtheme engine in my Rom by default so that people dont want to enable it from exposed installer.
I want to add It in my Setting Apk And I added It but it not works without installing and enabling from xposed installer.
Hope that Is their Any Way
Regards
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Friend don't ask same question again, I already answered you here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2805726
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Is Their Any Way
SMARTY BOY said:
I want To Xtheme Engine(Xposed Module) In My Rom But I dont Want To install And Enable it in xposed installer Is Their Any Way To Add Any Xposed Module without Xposed Installer
I want to add xtheme engine in my Rom by default so that people dont want to enable it from exposed installer.
I want to add It in my Setting Apk And I added It but it not works without installing and enabling from xposed installer.
Hope that Is their Any Way
Regards
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LOL, no offence but this one made me ROFL.
Xtheme needs Xposed Framework installer must have installed framework. So you can't do this.
Module cannot automatically activate (this is security feature of Xposed). So ROM users must activate it.
So unfortunately you cannot do like this.
2nd thing about rules. You should get permission from Xtheme developer to add Xtheme in your ROM. (this is written on Xposed Framework Official XDA thread) or your ROM/account may be banned by moderators.
Press Thanks if helped.
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I'm running PAC man ROM and was wondering if a custom ROM clashes with the exposed framework?
I don't intend to install any mods with it I just want it to enable advanced greenify features.
ovizii said:
I'm running PAC man ROM and was wondering if a custom ROM clashes with the exposed framework?
I don't intend to install any mods with it I just want it to enable advanced greenify features.
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Xposed framework doesn't break any ROM's stability. It is the modules in which you install, that have to do with the ROM itself. For example, installing GravityBox is optional but not recommended if your ROM has been customised in some way. GravityBox is out of the scope now, so the answer to your question is that, installing Xposed is fine.
There is a significant impact on boot time, which it isn't so much and can be barely noticed.
Thanks for the clarification.