[CM12.1 Nightlies Addons] Test Features and Updates - Xperia SP Themes and Apps

About the evolution of the Addons :
The Addons are now only individual packages for the last features
not implemented into the official releases from CyanogenMod Huashan.​
GitHub repositories :
https://github.com/AdrianDC/android_device_sony_huashan/commits/cm-12.1
https://github.com/AdrianDC?tab=repositories
Available additions :
SensorsDoze with Gestures panel in Settings
Ambient Display (only on UNOFFICIAL builds for the moment)
QuickBoot feature in Developer Settings
{
"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"
}
Downloads :
https://basketbuild.com/devs/AdrianDC/Huashan/Addons-CM-12.1
Installation :
Method 1 : Flash the zip in Cyanogen Recovery, TWRP or PhilZ
Method 2 : Add the zip to CM Downloader or CyanDelta as an additional zip
Switch to F2FS Data & Cache :
Download the latest TWRP F2FS by @Tomoms
Flash the new zip (from TWRP, PhilZ or Cyanogen Recovery)
Reboot to the new Recovery (If issues accessing TWRP, refer to the recovery thread)
Wipe, Advanced Wipe (Be careful, all datas will be lost).
Select Data, Repair or Change File System, Change FS, F2FS, Accept, Back.
Select Cache, Repair or Change File System, Change FS, F2FS, Accept, Back.
Select everything except External MicroSD (internal can stay too if wanted).
Wipe everything clean.
Flash the new ROM and additional zips.
Activate the FM Transmitter :
Open the /system/build.prop file
On a new line, add "ro.fm.transmitter=true"
Reboot

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Good idea making a thread regarding this!
Mind if I add the thread link onto the FAQ of the Lollipop Hub?
The TITAN has landed. Hide your works from this critic! The official maintainer of the XSP Lollipop and M Hub.

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TheAvengingTITAN said:
Good idea making a thread regarding this!
Mind if I add the thread link onto the FAQ of the Lollipop Hub?
The TITAN has landed. Hide your works from this critic! The official maintainer of the XSP Lollipop and M Hub.
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Feel free to do it .

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ahh perfect, this is what im looking for longtime, i already try it and it working just fine
i love it so much
i hope in next update there will be a choice to light up only just the left or right LED
example :
for text notification only the left LED on, and for the missed call notification only the right LED on, whatsapp notification the middle one that turn on, and so on..
but this thing already made my day.
thanks OP

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sendal773 said:
ahh perfect, this is what im looking for longtime, i already try it and it working just fine
i love it so much
i hope in next update there will be a choice to light up only just the left or right LED
example :
for text notification only the left LED on, and for the missed call notification only the right LED on, whatsapp notification the middle one that turn on, and so on..
but this thing already made my day.
thanks OP
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That is not possible because of some reasons:
- The Illumination Bar does not support different colors with deep sleep on. That's a hardware thing.
If you missed a notification for 5 hours, your battery drain. The exception of the charging light could only be done because the phone doesn't need to be on deep sleep when it's plugged in.
- Android has no support for more than one notification light. What you're asking for would need a complete reprogramming of the notification system of Android so it would have 3 notification light "channels". Currently, the developers have "tied together" the three LEDs. Android (more or less) thinks it's just one LED. The UI for that feature could be done easily, the programming of the feature itself not.
@rundgong, the developer of "illumination bar notification" and "u-disco" made this clear years ago. He always said he COULD combine the features of these two apps, but he wouldn't because of the battery drain. And he "only" wrote an app where he could do whatever he wanted to. @Mrcl1450 and @Adrian DC write a rom which is going to become an official Cyanogenmod rom. If they added features, it couldn't become official. We would never get OTA updates.
If you still want the feature and if you don't care about battery drain:
Write an app yourself, there are MANY information on the internet how the illumination bar works.
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Sony Xperia SP - Cyanogenmod 12.1

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Kaffeetrinker said:
That is not possible because of some reasons:
- The Illumination Bar does not support different colors with deep sleep on. That's a hardware thing.
If you missed a notification for 5 hours, your battery drain. The exception of the charging light could only be done because the phone doesn't need to be on deep sleep when it's plugged in.
- Android has no support for more than one notification light. What you're asking for would need a complete reprogramming of the notification system of Android so it would have 3 notification light "channels". Currently, the developers have "tied together" the three LEDs. Android (more or less) thinks it's just one LED. The UI for that feature could be done easily, the programming of the feature itself not.
@rundgong, the developer of "illumination bar notification" and "u-disco" made this clear years ago. He always said he COULD combine the features of these two apps, but he wouldn't because of the battery drain. And he "only" wrote an app where he could do whatever he wanted to. @Mrcl1450 and @Adrian DC write a rom which is going to become an official Cyanogenmod rom. If they added features, it couldn't become official. We would never get OTA updates.
If you still want the feature and if you don't care about battery drain:
Write an app yourself, there are MANY information on the internet how the illumination bar works.
Gesendet von meinem
Sony Xperia SP - Cyanogenmod 12.1
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ahh thankyou for explain everything to me, i dont know how difficult it was to modify such thing like that, anyway this one led already enough for me, i love when it glow in dark room

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Perfekt Kaffeetrinker, that's exactly it.

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@Adrian DC,
Thanks a lot. Do I have to reflash it every time when i dirty-flash a new build. How much battery will be saved, because of this single vs three LED ?

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arhun said:
@Adrian DC,
Thanks a lot. Do I have to reflash it every time when i dirty-flash a new build. How much battery will be saved, because of this single vs three LED ?
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Yes reflash is needed to use the 1 LED library.
Oh at least 300% battery saved !
No I'm kidding, doesn't change much.

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Thanks for work. This mods works great
AICP 30/06/2015

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how about the lightbar lights up when we press the power button to unlock the device? just like in Xperia S

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lntermezzo said:
how about the lightbar lights up when we press the power button to unlock the device? just like in Xperia S
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Interesting idea. But it would need a rewrite of the lockscreen. I don't think that would be "cyanogen-compliant".
I have an idea how it could be done with Tasker. I'm not sure... I've got no time now, but I'll report later if I find a way to do it.
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Sony Xperia SP - Cyanogenmod 12.1

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Kaffeetrinker said:
Interesting idea. But it would need a rewrite of the lockscreen. I don't think that would be "cyanogen-compliant".
I have an idea how it could be done with Tasker. I'm not sure... I've got no time now, but I'll report later if I find a way to do it.
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Sony Xperia SP - Cyanogenmod 12.1
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well ok then.. how about the notif bar turn off after certain times, like 1 hour or so if we don't read the notification?
ex: if someone text me when i was asleep at night, the lightbar would drain up the battery, no?
forgive me if this feature's already there since i never tried doing that, or if this feature would be "cyanogen-compliant".

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lntermezzo said:
well ok then.. how about the notif bar turn off after certain times, like 1 hour or so if we don't read the notification?
ex: if someone text me when i was asleep at night, the lightbar would drain up the battery, no?
forgive me if this feature's already there since i never tried doing that, or if this feature would be "cyanogen-compliant".
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You won't notice a difference in battery drain. Let's do a small calculation:
A common small LED has a wattage of 0.05W. Our battery has 2300mAh. With a Voltage of about 3.8V.
Energy of out battery:
2.3Ah * 3.8V = 8.74Wh
How long can that light up 1 LED?
8.74Wh / 0.05W = 174h
But we have 3 LEDs
174h / 3 = 58h
Well, they blink and aren't permanently turned on! Lets say it's 50:50
58h * 2 = 116h
Our battery could do notification light for 116h! That's almost 5 days...
Stop bothering about LEDs' power consumption!
Gesendet von meinem
Sony Xperia SP - Cyanogenmod 12.1

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Illumination Bar settings
A small teaser of what I'm about to finish and commit

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Is it possible to have LEDs flashing when there is an incoming call for a device running on custom roms?
Is this possible with this mod or any other 3rd party apps?

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No not for the moment.
Alright, work on this two features should be done, so here's a test build !
This is a fully updated CM-12.1 but with the stable device sources from 10/07,
I wanted this build to be working fine to have a real Illumination Bar test.
[- https://mega.nz/#!zpNTBTQB!vtv8YzaERm5WzTjGIfUaMPedJ7GQzYusPoWtxD27MxI -]

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Adrian DC said:
No not for the moment.
Alright, work on this two features should be done, so here's a test build !
This is a fully updated CM-12.1 but with the stable device sources from 10/07,
I wanted this build to be working fine to have a real Illumination Bar test.
[- https://mega.nz/#!zpNTBTQB!vtv8YzaERm5WzTjGIfUaMPedJ7GQzYusPoWtxD27MxI -]
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what does this change to the illumination bar?

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prabhav.3892 said:
what does this change to the illumination bar?
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The ability of activating all the LEDs (full Illumination Bar) or just the one (basic mode),
and a general setting of the LEDs brightness that is used by ALL notifications,
meaning apps with custom notifications won't flash at 100% brightness
when you want the default color to be 1% bright .
Changes impacts 3 CM sources + 2 of our Huashan sources.
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/103192/
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/103193/
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/103194/

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@Adrian DC
great work man
you will give the settings that will complete this phone with lollipop (since a lot of users fight ..somebody want's 1 others wants 3 to be working ....oh damn it's too much bright ...oh it's dim .....etc ) :silly:
hope it will work flawlessly
good job and good luck :good: