using tasker to enable high brightness mode - Nexus 6P General

flar2 has integrated high brightness mode into his awesome kernel! This thread is to show how to use tasker to enable high brightness mode automatically when the phone is in the sun. This is not my doing. I learned this with the great help from italia0101.
steps to follow
1. download and install elementalx version 1.02.
2. download and install high brightness mode widget (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.hbmwidget&hl=en)
3. Download and install tasker (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en)
4. Follow the steps below given to me by italia0101 to get tasker to execute high brightness mode in the sun
to get HBM to turn on.......
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm" and tick " use root "
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "greater than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM task
To get HBm to turn off.....
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM off
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm"
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "less than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM off task

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GCbard said:
flar2 has integrated high brightness mode into his awesome kernel! This thread is to show how to use tasker to enable high brightness mode automatically when the phone is in the sun. This is not my doing. I learned this with the great help from italia0101.
steps to follow
1. download and install elementalx version 1.02.
2. download and install high brightness mode widget (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.hbmwidget&hl=en)
3. Download and install tasker (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en)
4. Follow the steps below given to me by italia0101 to get tasker to execute high brightness mode in the sun
to get HBM to turn on.......
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm" and tick " use root "
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "greater than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM task
To get HBm to turn off.....
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM off
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm"
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "less than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM off task
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Looks good! just a quick EDIT to the HBM to turn off, it can be a bit neater
the HBM off task is fine, but instead of making another profile we can just add an exit task to the original one
Press and hold the task on your profiles page , ( next to the green arrow )
select exit task
select HBM off

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GCbard said:
flar2 has integrated high brightness mode into his awesome kernel! This thread is to show how to use tasker to enable high brightness mode automatically when the phone is in the sun. This is not my doing. I learned this with the great help from italia0101.
steps to follow
1. download and install elementalx version 1.02.
2. download and install high brightness mode widget (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.hbmwidget&hl=en)
3. Download and install tasker (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en)
4. Follow the steps below given to me by italia0101 to get tasker to execute high brightness mode in the sun
to get HBM to turn on.......
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm" and tick " use root "
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "greater than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM task
To get HBm to turn off.....
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM off
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm"
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "less than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM off task
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The paid widget isn't necessary

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GCbard said:
[...]
to get HBM to turn on.......
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM
now press the + again and find " run shell"
[...]
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OP: you skipped a step here...
For folks who can't find "run shell," you first have to select "Code" when prompted to select an action category.

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GuinnessX said:
OP: you skipped a step here...
For folks who can't find "run shell," you first have to select "Code" when prompted to select an action category.
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You don't need to do that, you can just search " run " and it'll pop up

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Thanks for the guide, I got it to work.
Is there anyway I can disable the Persistent notification on the notification drawer?
I was able to get-rid of the notification icon, but not the notification itself. From all the googling I have done, I think this may not be possible, but Im hoping that someone would know how to

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duminduweera said:
Thanks for the guide, I got it to work.
Is there anyway I can disable the Persistent notification on the notification drawer?
I was able to get-rid of the notification icon, but not the notification itself. From all the googling I have done, I think this may not be possible, but Im hoping that someone would know how to
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Long press the notification until it changes color and 'i' appears on the right hand side. Press the "i" and you should be brought to a settings menu were you can click off all notifications for tasker. That is what I did.

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Can anyone post a recipe to have HBM turn on when brightness is set to max but only when the measured ambient light is over a certain threshold?
I've already built a task using the @flar2 HBM toggle (vs on/off) which I use with the notification toggle app called Power Toggles.
Tasker Task:
1) Send Intent > Action = flar2.hbmwidget.TOGGLE_HBM
I then use Power Toggles to add a toggle from the Custom Toggle tab, where I can select Tasker Toggle, and then the task I built above.
I use another app called Swipe-In for volume and brightness gestures, so it would be great to get HBM mode to turn on as I mentioned above based on:
1) Max device brightness
2) Ambient light over specified threshold
Then I would only need to swipe to max brightness and assuming the ambient light was high enough, HBM would automatically kick in. As of now, I swipe down to get the notification tray to open, then tap my toggle above.
Thanks!

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OK - I took a stab at building what I described above - here is the XML code:
Code:
TaskerData sr="" dvi="1" tv="4.8m">
<Task sr="task16">
<cdate>1433082451109</cdate>
<edate>1450475568213</edate>
<id>16</id>
<nme>HBM</nme>
<pri>100</pri>
<Kid sr="Kid">
<launchID>36</launchID>
<pkg>com.danarama.extrabrightnesstoggle</pkg>
<vnme>1.0</vnme>
<vnum>2</vnum>
</Kid>
<Action sr="act0" ve="7">
<code>37</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<bool0>And</bool0>
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%BRIGHT</lhs>
<op>7</op>
<rhs>250</rhs>
</Condition>
<Condition sr="c1" ve="3">
<lhs>%LIGHT</lhs>
<op>7</op>
<rhs>450</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act1" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act2" ve="7">
<code>43</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<bool0>Or</bool0>
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%LIGHT</lhs>
<op>6</op>
<rhs>450</rhs>
</Condition>
<Condition sr="c1" ve="3">
<lhs>%BRIGHT</lhs>
<op>6</op>
<rhs>250</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act3" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Img sr="icn" ve="2">
<nme>hd_aaa_ext_sun</nme>
</Img>
</Task>
</TaskerData>
I use this single task which is associated to two profiles - one for %LIGHT (ambient light) above 450, and one for below 450.
The profile(s) run this HBM task:
1) IF
2) I've set my screen brightness (%BRIGHT) greater than 250, -AND- the ambient brightness (%LIGHT) is GREATER than 450, turn ON HBM
3) ELSE IF
4) I've set my screen brightness (%BRIGHT) less than 250 -OR- the ambient brightness (%LIGHT) is LESS than 250, turn OFF HBM
Not sure if there are any battery implications to having Tasker monitoring the %LIGHT or not...
I wasn't able to associate a profile to %BRIGHT, which is what I tried first. I tested this with my flashlight, and the screen did seem to respond as I hoped!
The only thing which doesn't seem to work is HBM stays on if I lower the brightness manually or not when the screen is still under bright light. I'd hope lowering the brightness would make HBM switch off, but I think because my profile isn't based on %BRIGHT, it isn't running my task again.
Any tips?

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ShermanTenor said:
Can anyone post a recipe to have HBM turn on when brightness is set to max but only when the measured ambient light is over a certain threshold?
I've already built a task using the @flar2 HBM toggle (vs on/off) which I use with the notification toggle app called Power Toggles.
Tasker Task:
1) Send Intent > Action = flar2.hbmwidget.TOGGLE_HBM
I then use Power Toggles to add a toggle from the Custom Toggle tab, where I can select Tasker Toggle, and then the task I built above.
I use another app called Swipe-In for volume and brightness gestures, so it would be great to get HBM mode to turn on as I mentioned above based on:
1) Max device brightness
2) Ambient light over specified threshold
Then I would only need to swipe to max brightness and assuming the ambient light was high enough, HBM would automatically kick in. As of now, I swipe down to get the notification tray to open, then tap my toggle above.
Thanks!
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Can I ask why you need the setting to max brightness? Why not just go on ambient light?
I mean if you need ambient light to be over 450 anyway, why bother with the brightness slider?
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italia0101 said:
Can I ask why you need the setting to max brightness? Why not just go on ambient light?
I mean if you need ambient light to be over 450 anyway, why bother with the brightness slider?
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I really want to control if it goes on or not. HBM doesn't allow for any brightness adjustment, so I want to be able to use the brightness slider to trigger HBM when on max brightness in really bright conditions.
Ideally moving the slider away from max brightness should disable HBM. If my profile keyed off %BRIGHT instead, I think it would work the way I'd like.
Is it possible to have profiles trigger based on screen brightness?

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ShermanTenor said:
I really want to control if it goes on or not. HBM doesn't allow for any brightness adjustment, so I want to be able to use the brightness slider to trigger HBM when on max brightness in really bright conditions.
Ideally moving the slider away from max brightness should disable HBM. If my profile keyed off %BRIGHT instead, I think it would work the way I'd like.
Is it possible to have profiles trigger based on screen brightness?
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Not directly, but you may be about to use set variable ?
I. E. When 255 is set (bright ) , set variable to 1,
Then have a profile for variable value,. So when it equals 1 it triggers
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italia0101 said:
Not directly, but you may be about to use set variable ?
I. E. When 255 is set (bright ) , set variable to 1,
Then have a profile for variable value,. So when it equals 1 it triggers
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Thanks for this, but I'm not sure I follow how this would work. Where would I set the variable? I can add a variable on the tab, but I still can't reference %BRIGHT on a profile, so I'm still unclear how this works.

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ShermanTenor said:
Thanks for this, but I'm not sure I follow how this would work. Where would I set the variable? I can add a variable on the tab, but I still can't reference %BRIGHT on a profile, so I'm still unclear how this works.
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Yea I think I get what you mean, my error, don't think it can work with what I said.
Hmm
Edit - I found a thread discussing this on the Nexus 6, they used " file opened" for the profile, problem is it works differently on marshmallow and I'm not sure it would work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=61523656&postcount=23
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italia0101 said:
Yea I think I get what you mean, my error, don't think it can work with what I said.
Hmm
Edit - I found a thread discussing this on the Nexus 6, they used " file opened" for the profile, problem is it works differently on marshmallow and I'm not sure it would work
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=61523656&postcount=23
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Ahh - thanks for that. The proper path for brightness on the 6P is:
/sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/mdp/qcom,mdss_fb_primary.182/leds/lcd-backlight
Unfortunately, I can't seem to get Tasker to recognize when I'm adjusting the brightness using this recipe. As you say, it may be a Marshmallow thing...

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Here's a quick APK I've knocked together for this,
It checks that the light level is high, then if your auto brightness (or manual) Stage drive the screen over a 95% threshold it kicks in, as soon as ambient drops again it should turn off.
Let me know if it's any use to anyone or not.
https://drive.google.com/a/charlesw...7uFpe6lwVzV1ODBNeGNERVU/view?usp=docslist_api
Changed sharing to anyone, sorry, forgot the android App doesn't like to share outside my Apps domain!
---------- Post added at 04:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:27 AM ----------
Although having said that, I've gone a different way, I've created two tasker profiles, one for on, one for off and in gravitybox I've added a quick launch icon, set it to app task, short press to enable long press to disable. Find it's convenient and simple to turn on and off that way.
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Here's the xml I'm using, it will toggle HBM on and off from the QM icon
<TaskerData sr="" dvi="1" tv="4.8m">
<Task sr="task15">
<cdate>1450664493779</cdate>
<edate>1450703009456</edate>
<id>15</id>
<nme>Bright Turn On</nme>
<pri>100</pri>
<Action sr="act0" ve="7">
<code>37</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>1</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act1" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">1</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act2" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act3" ve="7">
<code>43</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>0</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act4" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">0</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act5" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Img sr="icn" ve="2">
<nme>cust_battery</nme>
</Img>
</Task>
</TaskerData>

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the_ape said:
Here's a quick APK I've knocked together for this,
It checks that the light level is high, then if your auto brightness (or manual) Stage drive the screen over a 95% threshold it kicks in, as soon as ambient drops again it should turn off.
Let me know if it's any use to anyone or not.
https://drive.google.com/a/charlesw...7uFpe6lwVzV1ODBNeGNERVU/view?usp=docslist_api
Changed sharing to anyone, sorry, forgot the android App doesn't like to share outside my Apps domain!
---------- Post added at 04:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:27 AM ----------
Although having said that, I've gone a different way, I've created two tasker profiles, one for on, one for off and in gravitybox I've added a quick launch icon, set it to app task, short press to enable long press to disable. Find it's convenient and simple to turn on and off that way.
View attachment 3583572
Here's the xml I'm using, it will toggle HBM on and off from the QM icon
<TaskerData sr="" dvi="1" tv="4.8m">
<Task sr="task15">
<cdate>1450664493779</cdate>
<edate>1450703009456</edate>
<id>15</id>
<nme>Bright Turn On</nme>
<pri>100</pri>
<Action sr="act0" ve="7">
<code>37</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>1</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act1" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">1</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act2" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act3" ve="7">
<code>43</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>0</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act4" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">0</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act5" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Img sr="icn" ve="2">
<nme>cust_battery</nme>
</Img>
</Task>
</TaskerData>
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Nice, thanks for this
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italia0101 said:
Nice, thanks for this
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No problems, was 4am when I knocked it together though, hence why I changed the need to longpress to de-activate. and why the tasker profile just toggles now. After playing with a few solutions for it, having a quick button in the shortcuts to toggle on and off is easiest solution, as doesn't require you to have the screen at full brightness.

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GCbard said:
flar2 has integrated high brightness mode into his awesome kernel! This thread is to show how to use tasker to enable high brightness mode automatically when the phone is in the sun. This is not my doing. I learned this with the great help from italia0101.
steps to follow
1. download and install elementalx version 1.02.
2. download and install high brightness mode widget (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.hbmwidget&hl=en)
3. Download and install tasker (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en)
4. Follow the steps below given to me by italia0101 to get tasker to execute high brightness mode in the sun
to get HBM to turn on.......
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm" and tick " use root "
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "greater than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM task
To get HBm to turn off.....
on the top row you have profiles and tasks ... profile is the trigger for the task to activate. firstly we need a task .
Make sure tasks is selected on the top , press the + and name it HBM off
now press the + again and find " run shell"
in command type "echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm"
That's your task done
now go back and hit " profile " on the main page, its the first tab
press + ,, choose " state " , go to " variables " , then press " variable values "
on the left box type " %LIGHT , press the box with the wonky line in , change it to "less than"
on the right put 450
now choose the HBM off task
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I believe in the exit task you need to check "use root" as well.

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the_ape said:
Here's a quick APK I've knocked together for this,
It checks that the light level is high, then if your auto brightness (or manual) Stage drive the screen over a 95% threshold it kicks in, as soon as ambient drops again it should turn off.
Let me know if it's any use to anyone or not.
https://drive.google.com/a/charlesw...7uFpe6lwVzV1ODBNeGNERVU/view?usp=docslist_api
Changed sharing to anyone, sorry, forgot the android App doesn't like to share outside my Apps domain!
---------- Post added at 04:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:27 AM ----------
Although having said that, I've gone a different way, I've created two tasker profiles, one for on, one for off and in gravitybox I've added a quick launch icon, set it to app task, short press to enable long press to disable. Find it's convenient and simple to turn on and off that way.
View attachment 3583572
Here's the xml I'm using, it will toggle HBM on and off from the QM icon
<TaskerData sr="" dvi="1" tv="4.8m">
<Task sr="task15">
<cdate>1450664493779</cdate>
<edate>1450703009456</edate>
<id>15</id>
<nme>Bright Turn On</nme>
<pri>100</pri>
<Action sr="act0" ve="7">
<code>37</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>1</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act1" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">1</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act2" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 1 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act3" ve="7">
<code>43</code>
<ConditionList sr="if">
<Condition sr="c0" ve="3">
<lhs>%TURNEDON</lhs>
<op>0</op>
<rhs>1</rhs>
</Condition>
</ConditionList>
</Action>
<Action sr="act4" ve="7">
<code>547</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">%TURNEDON</Str>
<Str sr="arg1" ve="3">0</Str>
<Int sr="arg2" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg3" val="0"/>
</Action>
<Action sr="act5" ve="7">
<code>123</code>
<Str sr="arg0" ve="3">echo 0 > /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fb0/hbm</Str>
<Int sr="arg1" val="0"/>
<Int sr="arg2" val="1"/>
<Str sr="arg3" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg4" ve="3"/>
<Str sr="arg5" ve="3"/>
</Action>
<Img sr="icn" ve="2">
<nme>cust_battery</nme>
</Img>
</Task>
</TaskerData>
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