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Hello All,
Not sure if this has been covered here or not so if any mod deems it necessary to delete this post, by all means
Some of you might recall the workaround that was posted a couple of years ago on how to enable full immersive mode re; auto-hiding the navbar and/or status bar via 'adb' shell and without any root privileges. It was originally posted as a Samsung specific thing for the GS 8, 9 etc BUT the commands do work for most if not all android Nougat/Oreo/Pie phones. Now, I have done this on many phones and while it works, the swipe up/down to restore the navbar/statusbar is not always very responsive on some phones BUT I was happy to see that it works very smoothly on XZ1. It really helps with real estate space especially for writing/reading and the swiping to restore the navbar/status bar is really fluid.
The adb commands are as follows
If you want to hide ONLY the status bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
If you want to hide ONLY the navigation bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
If you want to hide BOTH the status and navbar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
If you want to UNDO any of these changes:
adb shell settings put global policy_control null*
gilnfld said:
Hello All,
Not sure if this has been covered here or not so if any mod deems it necessary to delete this post, by all means
Some of you might recall the workaround that was posted a couple of years ago on how to enable full immersive mode re; auto-hiding the navbar and/or status bar via 'adb' shell and without any root privileges. It was originally posted as a Samsung specific thing for the GS 8, 9 etc BUT the commands do work for most if not all android Nougat/Oreo/Pie phones. Now, I have done this on many phones and while it works, the swipe up/down to restore the navbar/statusbar is not always very responsive on some phones BUT I was happy to see that it works very smoothly on XZ1. It really helps with real estate space especially for writing/reading and the swiping to restore the navbar/status bar is really fluid.
The adb commands are as follows
If you want to hide ONLY the status bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
If you want to hide ONLY the navigation bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
If you want to hide BOTH the status and navbar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
If you want to UNDO any of these changes:
adb shell settings put global policy_control null*
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thanks work s like a charm
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So what is this? This is a Magisk module that adds the following features to any Pixel 3, 4 or 5 device running on Android 11:
Forces Google Sans font system wide
63 Accent colors
12 Icon shapes
22 Fonts
Wallpapers Breel 2019; 2020 & 2020a
9 different Dark Styles
Adds 2 button mode navigation (it was removed on Android 11 but I think some users like that navigation mode, so I add it)
Background Blur options
Blur Intensity options
Adaptive sound options
Navigation bar options (hide pill, reduce keyboard bottom space size, hide assist handles)
SystemUI Tuner options
Rounded corner options
QS Rows x Columns options
QS Footer Drag Handle options (Default, Accent based, Hidden)
Option to show more icon notifications on staus bar
Forces Basic Attestation thus making ctsProfile true by just enabling Magisk Hide
Rom Control app (to setup all options available that you cannot using just Styles & Wallpapers)
Everything can be controlled using Styles & Wallpapers and also Rom Control app.
This MOD will probably work on any AOSP, or close to it, ROMs.
Get it here: Android_11_Addon_Features_for_Pixel_V8.zip
Just a note, this module already includes a SafetyNet fix, so if you're using another module for SafetyNet, please remove it since I don't know if that couldn't cause issues.
For all users already running Android 12 please go to THIS THREAD.
Addon Features EXCLUSIVE for Pixel Devices running on STOCK Android 11 ROM:
These exclusive and specific for Pixel Devices running on STOCK Android 11 ROM Magisk modules that you'll see next adds all of the features stated above but with extra goodies!
"Exclusive features" included:
Battery Bar
Battery Styles
Clock Customization
Corrected lock screen icons not changing after applying different theme
"Disco Dingo" the QS (just a funny name for the option to apply random colors on QS toggles)
Hide QS Labels
Lock screen album art customization
Lock screen camera shortcut (enable/disable)
Lock screen custom clock faces
Network Traffic Indicators (unfortunately, on redfin, it only works on QS Header and not on status bar)
QS Battery percentage independent options
QS Header opacity level control
QS Headers styles
QS Panel opacity level control
QS Tiles styles
QS Data usage info
QS Rows x Columns options (both on portrait and landscape modes)
Reduce Status bar height (and correct left padding on devices with the notch on the left)
Removed side assist handles from lock screen
Status bar Quick Pulldown (Never, Right pulldown, Left pulldown, Always)
Switch styles
Touch QS Labels to add or remove on QS customize panel (just didn't bothered to translate "Tap or Drag Tiles..." strings, so you'll continue to see "Drag Tiles..." but the feature is there, try it.)
Exclusive features downloads:
Android_11_Addon_Features_For_Pixel_V13.zip -> "Harmless" module that works on any Pixel device running on STOCK ROM, much like the "universal mod" shared above, but with a Rom Control app version that has more options. The "exclusive features" options won't do anything if the SystemUI module, shared next, isn't installed. If your going to try these exclusive features module, install this one and not the one shared above. The SaftetyNet is also included on this module, so once again, don't try to use any other SafetyNet module since it could break things.
Android_11_SystemUI_for_Addon_Features_V10.zip -> This is "THE" module! This module adds all xml and smali changes into SystemUI. Without this module the "exclusive features" won't work. Also, this module could be responsible for breaking boot if it fails to work at your end. I've ran several tests on my device (a Pixel 4a) and didn't face any issues but, since this module replaces stock SystemUI for a modded SystemUI, you could run into problems if some other module tries to do the same or it's simply incompatible with it. This module was updated to match latest Android 11 October 2021 build.
Android_11_SystemUI_for_Addon_Features_V9.zip -> Use this version ONLY if you're still running any Android 11 build between June and September 2021!
Notes regarding the "exclusive version" for Pixel devices:
DO NOT, I'll repeat, DO NOT flash "SystemUI module" zip on any other ROM besides stock. It won't work! If you want those extra features on your current ROM you will have to port them yourself. I explain how to later on this post.
Make sure that you're able to run adb shell as root before rebooting your device.
If something goes wrong after flashing "SystemUI module", like if your device doesn't boot or something stupid, connect your phone to your PC during boot and run this:
Code:
adb shell
Code:
su
Code:
rm -rf /data/adb/modules/Modded_SystemUI && reboot
If you forgot to enable the ability to run adb shell as root, and if your device is on a "non-boot" state, the only way you can fix that is to remove all Magisk modules you have installed. That can be achieved by running the following commands during boot:
Code:
adb shell
Code:
magisk --remove-modules
If none of the above methods work to get your device booting, then you have to boot into safe mode. By doing so, Magisk will disable all modules for you (it doesn't uninstall them, just disables them). To force a boot into safe mode all you need to do is to keep pressing volume down button during boot animation. After the system boots into safe mode you can reboot your device to boot up normally (since all modules will be disabled). If you get stuck during boot animation again, just force another reboot (I've had to do that during my tests).
The "SystemUI module" requires that your device is already updated to March build!
When a new OTA update comes please don't flash the "SystemUI module" until I say it's ok to do so. I mean, me or any other member who may have tested it. Why? Because Google may change things on stock SystemUI between builds. When that happens, I have to recreate the module again to adapt those changes. For instance, March build was not compatible with the module that was built on top of February build SystemUI. Rest assured that I'll always test the module with new builds and update as necessary.
In case your device gets caught in a bootloop, please provide me a logcat so I may try and look if anything can be done about it. To do so, during boot connect your device to your PC and grab a logcat with this adb command:
Code:
adb logcat > log.txt
Requirements:
Unlocked bootloader
Magisk Root | Magisk Manager
Suggestion:
Uninstall all other modules you may have installed IF you're going for the "exclusive features". They could be incompatible with the "SystemUI module" thus making the device get caught in a bootloop. You may install them afterwards, one by one, just to make sure everything is ok.
If you're up to it, instead of disabling/removing modules, just flash latest stock build through fastboot. If you want to retain your data, remove the "-w" flag from the update command on flash-all script.
How to install? (If you're running a Pixel 5, just install the module...you don't need all these next steps)
Uninstall Device Personalization Services updates
Clear Google Play Store app data and cache
Flash the Magisk Module(s)
Reboot device
Open Google Play Store and update Device Personalization services (or any other Pixel exclusive app you see it needs to update).
Profit!
Video:
Check all Rom Control (with exclusive features) options HERE.
How's these "exclusive features" even possible?
All (well, not all but almost...) features that you see on Pixel Devices "SystemUI module" were reverse engineered from Evolution X ROM source code. The source code is available on the link bellow shown on the credits. This means that I've been practicing some hard core "old school" Android smali edition in order to get this working. So, yes, I have some credits about this but, if it weren't for the original developers and it's public source code, none of this would be possible. Thank them for this!
Smali, and xml, edition wasn't enough to get this working. After decompiling, changing/adapt the code and recompiling everything again, I had to find a way to make it bootable without messing with the original apk signature. And here is where VR Theme logic came in handy. So thanks for the original dev who brought us this feature.
As for ROM Control app....this was/is a project created by daxgirl and wubydax back in 2015! So yeah, I'm not bringing anything new here, I just followed their instructions in order to get the features working after editing smali/xml with the source code taken from Evolution X. The original app source code is also available on the link shared on the credits.
I've just combined all of the above into a Magisk Module and shared here so that we can get the best of both worlds....a stock ROM with custom features included.
Rom Control with "exclusive features" source code:
https://github.com/ElTifo/CustomSettingsForDevs/tree/Pixel4a
Want to port the "exclusive features" to your Pixel device running on other ROM? Here's how:
https://github.com/ElTifo/CustomSettingsForDevs/tree/Pixel4a/app/src/mods
Credits:
EvolutionX ROM team, specially @joeyhuab
@daxgirl and @Wuby986 for ROM Control project and source code.
@Tulsadiver for showing me how to adapt VR Theme logic originally used on 3Minit Battery Mod by @gharrington.
@Ticklefish for Tickle My Android
@topjohnwu for Magisk
@kdrag0n for Safetynet-fix.
@Freak07 for Adaptive Audio
Cheers and enjoy!
Typhus_ said:
This is a simple Magisk module that:
- Forces Google Sans font system wide
- Adds more accent colors and icon shapes
- Adds 9 dark styles (use cmd overlay to enable/disable them or any other method you may know to change overlay states)
- Enables Background Blur
- Enables Adaptive sound
The MOD is compatible with any Pixel 4 device running Android 11.
Made it for my personal use, decided to share for anyone who's interested on these features.
Adaptive sound takes time to appear on Settings. Just wait a few minutes.
Enjoy!
Cheers!
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Hey thanks for this. I really appreciate the different fonts and icon shapes.
Really appreciate your work man, just a quick question; what can I modify to skip the font stuff from the module? Because I use another module for a custom font and it gets overridden by this one, tnx.
Daenjel said:
Really appreciate your work man, just a quick question; what can I modify to skip the font stuff from the module? Because I use another module for a custom font and it gets overridden by this one, tnx.
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Open the zip and remove the /system/fonts folder. Reflash that modified zip. Done.
Thank you for your great work!
However I didn't see adaptive sound showing on the setting, even though a few hours later.
bigJbig said:
Thank you for your great work!
However I didn't see adaptive sound showing on the setting, even though a few hours later.
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Sometimes the service doesn't run at boot. Please reboot the phone and wait like 2~3 minutes.
OP has been updated.
Safetynet fix added to the module.
Typhus_ said:
OP has been updated.
Safetynet fix added to the module.
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Thank you again for these customization options. I've had it flashed for several days and rebooted many times and cannot locate the adaptive sound option. Would it just be under sound and vibration? Everything else is great.
floydster1708 said:
Thank you again for these customization options. I've had it flashed for several days and rebooted many times and cannot locate the adaptive sound option. Would it just be under sound and vibration? Everything else is great.
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It should be on sound and vibration, yes. On my Pixel 4a it's here....so I can't quite understand why it isn't on yours....
floydster1708 said:
Thank you again for these customization options. I've had it flashed for several days and rebooted many times and cannot locate the adaptive sound option. Would it just be under sound and vibration? Everything else is great.
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Same thing happen to my pixel 4.
bigJbig said:
Same thing happen to my pixel 4.
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Please, try to uninstall the Device Personalization Services app update. Then, having the module installed, reboot and wait for, like, 2 minutes tops. Check if the option appears or not.
Typhus_ said:
This is a simple Magisk module that:
- Forces Google Sans font system wide
- Adds more accent colors and icon shapes
- Adds 9 dark styles (use cmd overlay to enable/disable them or any other method you may know to change overlay states)
- Enables Background Blur
- Enables Adaptive sound (make sure to uninstall Device Personalization Services updates before flashing the module)
- Forces Basic Attestation thus making ctsProfile true by just enabling Magisk Hide.
The MOD is compatible with any Pixel 4 device running Android 11.
Made it for my personal use, decided to share for anyone who's interested on these features.
Adaptive sound takes time to appear on Settings. Just wait a few minutes.
Enjoy!
Credits:
EvolutionX ROM team, specially @joeyhuab
@kdrag0n for Safetynet-fix.
@Freak07 for Adaptive Audio
Cheers!
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This is terrific. Thank you
How to edit so just enables blur?
Thanks!
badaas said:
How to edit so just enables blur?
Thanks!
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Delete everything inside /system folder on the zip. Flash the modified zip. Done.
Typhus_ said:
This is a simple Magisk module that:
- Forces Google Sans font system wide
- Adds more accent colors and icon shapes
- Adds 9 dark styles (use cmd overlay to enable/disable them or any other method you may know to change overlay states)
- Enables Background Blur
- Enables Adaptive sound (make sure to uninstall Device Personalization Services updates before flashing the module)
- Forces Basic Attestation thus making ctsProfile true by just enabling Magisk Hide.
The MOD is compatible with any Pixel 4 device running Android 11.
Made it for my personal use, decided to share for anyone who's interested on these features.
Adaptive sound takes time to appear on Settings. Just wait a few minutes.
Enjoy!
Credits:
EvolutionX ROM team, specially @joeyhuab
@kdrag0n for Safetynet-fix.
@Freak07 for Adaptive Audio
Cheers!
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I have this font that I really like that's not included. Is it possible for me to just add it to system in your module and flash the modified zip or is there more to it than that. Not that I'm complaining in any way. I like all the fonts. Just curious
floydster1708 said:
I have this font that I really like that's not included. Is it possible for me to just add it to system in your module and flash the modified zip or is there more to it than that. Not that I'm complaining in any way. I like all the fonts. Just curious
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The font itself won't do anything. You would have to edit fonts_customization.xml and create an overlay for it.
Another solution would be to rename the font files to roboto*whatever* and replace it inside the zip /system/fonts. But, by doing so you would lose Google Sans applied system wide. If that's your objective, then you can do it.
Cheers!
Hi, would something break with regards to the safetynet if I've already flashed this (to resolve safetynet on Android 11) and then I try to flash your file?
Typhus_ said:
The font itself won't do anything. You would have to edit fonts_customization.xml and create an overlay for it.
Another solution would be to rename the font files to roboto*whatever* and replace it inside the zip /system/fonts. But, by doing so you would lose Google Sans applied system wide. If that's your objective, then you can do it.
Cheers!
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Ok. Cool thanks
Xaeons said:
Hi, would something break with regards to the safetynet if I've already flashed this (to resolve safetynet on Android 11) and then I try to flash your file?
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No problem at all. But, it's useless to have 2 modules doing the same thing, so, you could just use one of them,
nvm got it figured out, thanks!
Hi, I haven't found anything similar about my problem yet. Android 9+ supports such things as changeable fonts, accent colors and icon shapes. But sadly, it is a predefined set of overlay apps. These apps have unusual manifest, have no code and contain stuff inside resources.
I tried decompiling such an apk, changing values and compiling it back, but it didn't install as it must have some specific certificate.
So, the question is - can we somehow add own icon shapes, colors and fonts without building custom Android ROM from sources? Root (Magisk) ways are welcomed too.
The purpose of the ADB installer is to generate for you a custom module that you can flash in Magisk App. The Zip Installer actually installs it for you on the final step and is done thru Magisk app instead of your pc.. Both will have all the mods that you have selected from the installer menu-folders. You need root and of course you need to be attached to your PC. On first installation of systemui base, a pop-up asking to give ADB shell root permission will show. Please do so.
Zip installer is installed from your phone, not your pc. You will install the mods through Magisk app. Unzip the Zip Installer onto your internal sdcard. Like ADB installer, start with a SystemUI base. Do not reboot between selections as Magisk as shows after flashing selections (options are found inside the numbered folders). Hit the back button to make your next selection. Do not reboot thru Magisk until after you are done with your selections and have flashed the "Complete Installation" zip.
Custom clocks (date, etc) and internet speed indicators do not change colors due to light-dark background colors like the statusbar icons do.
I'm also including my Pixel Launcher mod below. Also a ADB Installer. You can change app drawer background-text color (separately for light mode and dark mode). Change the number of hot seat icons on home page (and size) as well as change the number of columns in the app drawer.
ADB and Zip Installer Instructions-Root is required
1. Flash a SystemUI Base First. It provides the necessary smali files and public ID's for everything to work.
The difference between color base and stock base :
Color Base:
You have to flash a color in order to change the color of the QS tiles (default is blue). You have a choice to leave the "OFF" QS tiles as a inverse of "ON" QS color or you can change them to Gray. You also have an option to change lockscreen colors. Color base doesn't always work nicely with light theme. Nothing horible. just some text in places that is not as bright as it needs to be.
Stock Base:
This is the one most people need to use. To change the color of the QS tiles for stock base you go to settings/display/device theme and select the color you want. The "OFF" color tiles remain gray. You have an option to change settings/notification/volume bar backgrounds to black. The background accent also works with Color Base. There is no option to change lockscreen color with Stock Base.
2. FLASH ALL THE MODS YOU WANT. ONCE YOU DONE WITH EVERYTHING, FLASH THE "COMPLETE INSTALLATION" Option. This will create a Magisk App flashable zip in a folder on your sdcard called ozop (for ADB Installer). Flash that to install your selection of mods. Flashing it for Zip Installer will install it as a module and is your final step.
Root required
ADB Instructions.
1. Unzip ADB Mods Installer Files.zip on your PC
2. Run TulsadiverModsInstaller.bat (Give ADB Shell Root Permissions. If missed on first opportunity, turn on in magisk manager, superuser)
3. ADB debugging Enabled
4. Flash the SystemUI Base First. It provides the necessary smali files and public ID's for everything to work
5. Go through the other options selecting what all mods you want. It is generally best to start at the top and work your way down.
6. Once finished with selections, run "Complete Installation" at the bottom. This will generate your mymagisk.zip module in a folder called "ozop" on your sdcard.
Root required
ZIP Instructions.
1. Unzip Zip Installer onto your internal sdcard
2. Flash thru Magisk app. Flash the SystemUI Base First. It provides the necessary smali files and public ID's for everything to work
(Do not reboot between selections as Magisk shows after flashing selections. Hit the back button to make your next selection)
3. Go through the other options selecting the mods you want. It is generally best to start at the top and work your way down.
4. Once finished with selections, flash "Complete Installation" at the top. This will install your selections as a Magisk module.
If you installed the color base version, once installed and working, go to settings/display/Device theme and reselect the QS/accent color you chose from installer menu.
List of MODS Available
Clock Format and Position Mods
Internet Traffic Speed Single Indicator (changes from upload-download) otherwise signals are over/under
Choose Traffic Speed Indicator Up-Down Icon Colors (default is white)
Navbar Height Options
Navbar Swap
Remove NavBar
3 Minit Battery
Battery Bar Mod
One percent custom battery Mods-Several to choose from
One percent custom battery Text-only-Several to choose from
Colored Statusbar-Navbar Icons
Colored Statusbar Icons
Remove Carrier Text Options
Smaller LTE Icon
Animations
Fonts (including Lockscreen clock)
Change QS pulldown circle color
Change Status bar Data Icon to a "cell tower" looking icon (see below)
Change QS data icon to a cell tower icon
Note Added a couple of wifi and data signal options.
WiFi 1 and Cell Tower 1
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WiFi 2 Cell Tower 2
View attachment 5096923
WiFi 3 data 3
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Includes a batch (.bat), and powershell installers, one for windows, one for linux.
Android 12 comes with a more narrow brightness-volume bar option.
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This is a SystemUI mod and might not be compatible with any other SystemUI Mods you may have installed.
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ADB Installer
Android 13
March update
Uploaded 3-26-23
270.21 MB file on MEGA
mega.nz
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ADB Installer
Android 12.1
Uploaded 7-8-22
July update
https://mega.nz/file/oBZEXKhb#eC6YhoF0LwTED_WHe3caxU7i7IS0MODwUvHZsJ6xrX0
Zip Installer
Android 12.1
Uploaded 7-8-22
July update
https://mega.nz/file/xMpymTAS#JmXd35SqEjpFgirpH-W38CCLitnCZmW_g6Rw5Qssavw
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Android 12
Uploaded 2-10-22 February update
ADB Mod Installer FilesPixel612Feb2.zip | by Tulsadiver for Pixel
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Pixel Launcher Mod
Start by picking a base. Bases come with, or without, a search bar and Hotseat heights The larger number of rows you pick, the lower your hotseat drops on your home screen. If your hotseat comes out too low, try again with a higher base.
Your first time of installing this, you may have to go to settings/styles and wallpapers, select grid style, and apply the custom grid at the far left.
Remove Search Bar
App Drawer background color (Light and Dark Mode)
App Drawer Text Color or remove (Light and Dark Mode)
Home screen App Text Color
Smart-screen Text color
App Icon Sizes 30-50-45-50-56 dip (56 is stock)
Columns (5-6-7)
Rows (5 through 11)
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Android 13
March update
Uploaded 3-26-23
File on MEGA
mega.nz
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Android 12.1
ADB Pixel launcher Uploaded 3-31-22
NexusLauncherReleaseADBPixel1212Mar.zip | by Tulsadiver for Pixel
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Android 12
ADB Pixel launcher Uploaded 12-17-21
NexusLauncherReleaseADBPixel12.zip | by Tulsadiver for Pixel
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If anyone needs more help, here are the steps that worked for me:
1) Make sure device is rooted.
2) Enable USB debugging from Developer options.
3) Plug device into PC.
4) Device should have Android launched and sitting at your home screen.
5) On your PC, open ADB from command prompt, and call "adb kill-server" and "adb start-server".
6) Open on TulsadiverModInstallerStock.bat.
7) Type 1 and press Enter. Select an option and press Enter again. You should see a quick flash of text, which indicates failure in this case. Look at your device and you should see an "Allow USB debugging" prompt, so accept this.
8) You should get a Superuser prompt at some point here on your device. If not, go to Magisk > Superuser and enable "Shell".
9) Retry step 7 and it will work this time. The app will take some time to generate the base file. You can ignore any errors that show up here, as long as the creation process continues.
10) Follow any intermediate steps you want. These will be very quick.
11) Complete the last step. This one will take some time.
12) Go to Magisk > Modules > Install from storage, and install the module that was just created (found in the /storage/ozod folder).
13) Reboot.
Hey, it seems very interresting !
2 quick questions. When using full screen gestures, does removing navbar/set height to 0 break things ?
And is it possible to add things like : Double tap to wake (instead of single) // Double tap to sleep on launcher and lockscreen. Thanx !
Unsure about double tap. In regards to navbar, I don't remove it to 0 dip, but to .5. That seems to eliminate breakage. That being said, I'm currently redoing this mod as I've found multiple bugs.
I've identified an issue that causes the navbar to scroll off-screen when the notification panel is shown. First I turn off my screen by pressing the Power button (but phone still kept unlocked by Smart Lock). This causes the issue to start. Then I select the Lockdown option to lock my phone, and this fixes the issue:
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This creates a problem for many apps that have content which is aligned to the bottom of the screen, as it resizes the app's content. It's especially problematic for list content, since the list scrolls up a bit when this happens and the scroll position stays that way:
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Watch "screen-20211101-081102" on Streamable.
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EDIT: Wait, is this a problem with stock Android 12 when not using gesture navigation? It still happens even when I disable the Magisk modules. It doesn't seem to be a situation I can even replicate in emulator.
February update has been uploaded.
A new ADB installer has been uploaded to update the "NavbarGone" option due to the 2nd generation February update. That is the only thing that needed updating. Another option would be to replace the "nav0" folder that is inside the "navbar" folder with the attached.
March update for 12.1 has been uploaded.
Can I use just the nexuslauncher mod to remove searchbar on 12.1 based rom?
Reechings said:
Can I use just the nexuslauncher mod to remove searchbar on 12.1 based rom?
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I just added one for 12.1
April update for 12.1 has been uploaded.
Used ADB install for RC/battpercentgoneswap and flashed waterfall28.zip separately. Working perfectly and very easy to install. Also works alongside HideNavBar and USNF. I was banging my head trying to stack the standalone mods.
Thank you for the great work, and thank you for being patient with users like me. So glad to have my battery and time looking the way I expect. You never know how much you miss something until it's gone. The mods really make it so much easier to glance that information.
Hung0702 said:
Used ADB install for RC/battpercentgoneswap and flashed waterfall28.zip separately. Working perfectly and very easy to install. Also works alongside HideNavBar and USNF. I was banging my head trying to stack the standalone mods.
Thank you for the great work, and thank you for being patient with users like me. So glad to have my battery and time looking the way I expect. You never know how much you miss something until it's gone. The mods really make it so much easier to glance that information.
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Glad you tried it and that it worked for you. Also, thank you for your support.
Mods for April update will work on May update.
I uploaded the old firmware. There were some changes, apparently. Please hold off for a while.
The services.jar and SystemUI has changed. It's going to have to be updated.
June update has been uploaded.
June update working and easy install! Think you could incorporate waterfall28 into the ADB installer so it's a one-stop shop? Right now I have to reboot and flash them separately, which is fine. However, I have been using your mod for many months and intend to continue for even more. It would be a nice convenience.
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June update working and easy install! Think you could incorporate waterfall28 into the ADB installer so it's a one-stop shop? Right now I have to reboot and flash them separately, which is fine. However, I have been using your mod for many months and intend to continue for even more. It would be a nice convenience.
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It's in the zip installer now... I forgot to add it to the adb installer.
July update has been uploaded.
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What is this?
These are two Magisk modules that adds the following cool features to any Pixel 3, 4, 5 and 6 device running Android 12:
Enable/Disable Google Sans font system wide
Adds Icon Styles and Icon Shapes overlays from Android 11
Fonts options
Enable/Disable Combined signal icons
Pixel 6 Wallpapers
Adds 2 button mode navigation (it was removed on Android 11 but I think some users like that navigation mode, so I add it)
Adaptive sound options
Navigation bar options (reduce keyboard bottom space size, completely remove NavBar)
SystemUI Tuner options
Enable Game Overlay for all Pixels by default (although, if something goes wrong while playing games, you can disable this feature)
Enable/disable dual tone battery meter (it only works on icon portrait mode)
Enable/disable showing the number of unread messages on status bar notifications
Reduce Status bar height (and option to correct left padding on devices with the notch on the left)
Option to enable/disable more themed icons on launcher (some apps don't have a themed icon so it won't work for all apps)
Enable/Disable left shortcut on Lock screen
Enable/Disable camera shortcut on Lock screen
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Enable/Disable Wifi + Cell QS Tiles instead of single Internet QS Tile *
Battery Styles *
Clock Customization *
Network Traffic Indicators (on Pixel 5, Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro devices they only work on QS Header) *
QS Battery percentage independent options (show estimate time remaining or just percentage) *
Dual tone Light/Dark themes for QuickSettings Panel and Power Menu *
Album art on lock screen options *
Music visualizer options (requires Visualizer fix module) *
QS Quick pulldown with one finger (options are off, drag from the top left and drag from the top right) *
Rom Control app (to setup all these options)
* -> These features are only available if "SystemUI module" is installed.
Downloads:
Addon_Features_for_Pixel_Visualizer_Fix.zip -> Install this module first (if you haven't installed it before). Afterwards, reboot your device and wait for about 1 minute before doing anything else. Really, I'm not joking, install, reboot and just wait. You see, this "Visualizer fix" module is only needed in order to add a missing permission to SystemUI. It only has to be installed once (obviously, if in the future you clean flash the ROM, you'll have to flash it again or you'll be missing that required permission). And, since it's only needed once, this module is deleted from the system after doing what it has to do. So, it's normal that you won't see it as installed after installing everything.
Android_12_Addon_Features_for_Pixel_V8.zip -> "Harmless" module that works on any Pixel device running on STOCK ROM, The features marked with an * above options, on Rom Control app, won't do anything if the SystemUI module, shared next, isn't installed.
Android_12_Pixel_3_SystemUI_for_Addon_Features_V7.zip -> This is "THE" module! This module adds all xml and smali changes into SystemUI and framework-res. Without this module the "exclusive features" won't work. Also, this module could be responsible for breaking boot if it fails to work at your end. I've ran several tests on my device (a Pixel 4a) and didn't face any issues but, since this module replaces stock SystemUI and framework-res for modded ones, you could run into problems if some other module tries to do the same or it's simply incompatible with it.
Android_12_Fixes_for_Pixel_3.zip -> This module is an extra and it's only for Pixel 3 devices. It enables the rounded corners on windows, as well as, AOD screen lights on/off animations.
Notes regarding the "exclusive version" for Pixel devices:
DO NOT, I'll repeat, DO NOT flash "SystemUI module" zip on any other ROM besides stock Pixel. It won't work! If you want those extra features on your current ROM you will have to port them yourself. I explain how to later on this post.
Make sure that you're able to run adb shell as root before rebooting your device.
If something goes wrong after flashing "SystemUI module", like if your device doesn't boot or something stupid, connect your phone to your PC during boot and run this:
Code:
adb shell
Code:
su
Code:
rm -rf /data/adb/modules/Modded_SystemUI && reboot
If you forgot to enable the ability to run adb shell as root, and if your device is on a "non-boot" state, the only way you can fix that is to remove all Magisk modules you have installed. That can be achieved by running the following commands during boot:
Code:
adb shell
Code:
magisk --remove-modules
If none of the above methods work to get your device booting, then you have to boot into safe mode. By doing so, Magisk will disable all modules for you (it doesn't uninstall them, just disables them). To force a boot into safe mode all you need to do is to keep pressing volume down button during boot animation. After the system boots into safe mode you can reboot your device to boot up normally (since all modules will be disabled). If you get stuck during boot animation again, just force another reboot (I've had to do that during my tests).
When a new OTA update comes please don't flash the "SystemUI module" until I say it's ok to do so. I mean, me or any other member who may have tested it. Why? Because Google may change things on stock SystemUI and/or framework-res between builds. When that happens, I have to recreate the module again to adapt those changes. Rest assured that I'll always test the module with new builds and update as necessary.
The SystemUI module is different on Pixel 6 devices! For those I had to make a new module, since Pixel 6 SystemUI is different from all other Pixels.
In case your device gets caught in a bootloop, please provide me a logcat so I may try and look if anything can be done about it. To do so, during boot connect your device to your PC and grab a logcat with this adb command:
Code:
adb logcat > log.txt
After grabbing the log, please open the txt file and search for "FATAL". Afterwards post here the lines where the "Fatal error occurred".
I've made these modules for my personal use and just decided to share with all XDA community. Having this in mind, there's no need for donations (although I won't refuse them if you want to buy me a beer). As for requests or whatever, I can only add more stuff when, and if, I have time for it. I'm a really busy man in real life so I can't promise anything nor ETAs.
Requirements:
Unlocked bootloader
Magisk Root | Magisk Manager
Suggestion:
Uninstall all other modules you may have installed before installing SystemUI module zip. They could be incompatible with the "SystemUI module" thus making the device get caught in a bootloop. You may install them afterwards, one by one, just to make sure everything is ok.
If you're up to it, instead of disabling/removing modules, I recommend you to flash latest stock build through fastboot using flash_all.bat. In order to retain your data, remove the "-w" flag from the update command on flash-all script.
How to install?
Flash the "SytemUI" Magisk Module
Reboot device
If it booted ok, flash "Addon Features" Magisk Module
Reboot device
Have fun!
Faced a black screen after flashing the "SystemUI MOD"? Then try this:
(This usually happens when an error about "TensorFlow lib" is shown on the logcat, if it's any other error, don't do this. Share the log instead so I may take a look)
Enable 2 button, or 3 button, navigation mode on System Settings
Install "SytemUI" Magisk Module
Reboot device
Have fun!
If you're still having issues or if you want to fix that "TensorFlow lib stupid bug", which is responsible for not being able to use stock gestures navigation, then you'll have to do this:
Uninstall all previous Magisk modules you had installed
Completely uninstall Magisk (using the option on Magisk Manager app)
Reboot device
Flash latest stock ROM build through fastboot using flash_all.bat (remember to remove the -w flag inside the bat file if you want to keep your data)
Root the device again using latest Magisk Canary (stable version works for the time being but latest Magisk Canary is more compatible with Android 12)
Flash these two modules, and only these just to make sure no other module is causing conflicts
Reboot device
Hopefully it will work, so enjoy!
Video:
Check all Rom Control (with exclusive features) options HERE.
Note that this video was recorded when I've made this for Android 11. Some features may not be present (yet) for Android 12. The video is here only for those, who have never tried this on Android 11, may understand what to expect.
How's these "exclusive features" even possible?
All features that you see on Pixel Devices "SystemUI module" were reverse engineered from Proton AOSP and Evolution X ROM source code. The source code is available on the links bellow shown on the credits. This means that I've been practicing some hard core "old school" Android smali edition in order to get this working. So, yes, I have some credits about this but, if it weren't for the original developers and it's public source code, none of this would be possible. Thank them for this!
Smali, and xml, edition wasn't enough to get this working. After decompiling, changing/adapt the code and recompiling everything again, I had to find a way to make it bootable without messing with the original apk signature. And here is where VR Theme logic came in handy. So thanks for the original dev who brought us this feature.
As for ROM Control app....this was/is a project created by daxgirl and wubydax back in 2015! So yeah, I'm not bringing anything new here, I just followed their instructions in order to get the features working after editing smali/xml with the source code taken from PAOSP and Evolution X. The original app source code is also available on the link shared on the credits.
I've just combined all of the above into a Magisk Module and shared here so that we can get the best of both worlds....a stock ROM with custom features included.
Rom Control with "exclusive features" source code:
https://github.com/ElTifo/CustomSettingsForDevs/tree/Pixel4a_Android12
Want to port the "exclusive features" to your Pixel device running on other ROM? Here's how:
https://github.com/ElTifo/CustomSettingsForDevs/tree/Pixel4a_Android12/app/src/mods
Credits:
Proton AOSP ROM team, specially @kdrag0n for all his work on Dual tone light/dark themes and other Proton AOSP helpfull commits.
EvolutionX ROM team, specially @joeyhuab
@daxgirl and @Wuby986 for ROM Control project and source code.
@Tulsadiver for showing me how to adapt VR Theme logic originally used on 3Minit Battery Mod by @gharrington.
@Ticklefish for Tickle My Android
@topjohnwu for Magisk
@Freak07 for Adaptive Audio
@trzpro for More themed icons on launcher mod
Cheers and enjoy!
You little beauty! Thankyou, downloading now
Woohoo! Thanks a lot. My status bar is FINALLY back to normal after A12 messed it up!
Hello!
Both modules have been updated to Version 5 and the links are now available on the OP.
What changed?
Added Android 11 Icon Styles and Icon Shapes overlays
Added ProtonAOSP Fonts overlays
Option to enable/disable Wifi and Data separate Tiles, instead of Internet Tile
Reduced screenshot overlay PIP time after taking a screenshot
Added more themed icons
Updated Rom Control app
Hope you may enjoy this.
Heads up:
The icons and fonts overlays gets disabled after a reboot or a SystemUI restart. Don't know why. So, after a reboot you'll have to change those options again.
The icon shapes, sometimes, require us to disable theme icons and enable it again after choosing our desired shape. Don't know why as well...
Yeah, this kind'a sucks... but, if I find a solution, I'll fix it on next version.
Cheers!
Hello!
Both modules have been updated to Version 6 and the links are now available on the OP.
What changed?
Added Album art on lock screen options
Added Music visualizer options (requires Addon_Features_for_Pixel_Visualizer_Fix.zip)
Force Google Sans system-wide is now optional
Enable/disable combined signal icons on status bar
Added center clock fix to the right (for Pixel 3a models)
Updated Rom Control app
Heads up:
I still wasn't able to understand what causes the fonts, icons and icon shapes overlays get reset upon reboot or SystemUI restart
Install Addon_Features_for_Pixel_Visualizer_Fix.zip first. Afterwards, reboot and wait for about 1 minute before doing anything else. Really, I'm not joking, install, reboot and just wait. Afterwards you may install the other 2 modules and reboot
The visualizer fix is deleted from the system after doing what it has to do. So it's normal that you won't see it as installed after finishing all this. That fix is only there to add a missing permission to SystemUI. It only has to be installed once (obviously if on the future you clean flash the ROM, you'll have to do it again)
Anyway, hope you may enjoy this.
Cheers!
Hay, I installed these modules, it reminded me about Pixel Experience Plus, but now I dont know how to disable 'force Google Sans fonts system wide' and font like this (absolutely I dont like this", so you can show me how to turn it off?
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Hay, I installed these modules, it reminded me about Pixel Experience Plus, but now I dont know how to disable 'force Google Sans fonts system wide' and font like this (absolutely I dont like this", so you can show me how to turn it off?
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I've included an option for that on Addon features latest version. It's on "Themes" section.
Quite obvious, if you ask me, but...ok...
Looks like there's a conflict between this and the Font Manager module. System freezes repeatedly and have to reboot if both are activated.
Tried again with v6, thinking it might be the global font option that was causing it, but even with that option off still getting freezing.
Any ideas how to make them both work together? Just want my iOS emojis and right-side clock at the same time. Lol.
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Looks like there's a conflict between this and the Font Manager module. System freezes repeatedly and have to reboot if both are activated.
Tried again with v6, thinking it might be the global font option that was causing it, but even with that option off still getting freezing.
Any ideas how to make them both work together? Just want my iOS emojis and right-side clock at the same time. Lol.
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If you're not enabling Google Sans system wide, then I really don't know what could cause any conflict regarding fonts. Maybe that other module needs some update, don't know.
Try to grab a logcat when the freeze happens.
And, by the way, the freeze doesn't happen if you just use that other module?
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If you're not enabling Google Sans system wide, then I really don't know what could cause any conflict regarding fonts. Maybe that other module needs some update, don't know.
Try to grab a logcat when the freeze happens.
And, by the way, the freeze doesn't happen if you just use that other module?
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I'll try to get a logcat. No, the freeze only happens when both are enabled, not when either is enabled separately.
Hello!
Both modules have been updated to Version 7 and the links are now available on the OP.
What changed?
Fix fonts, icons and icon shapes overlays get reset upon reboot or SystemUI restart
Light theme QS Header is now optional
Added 2 more battery styles (Big circle and Big dotted circle)
Added option to enable/disable dual tone battery meter (it only works on icon portrait mode)
Added option to enable/disable showing the number of unread messages on status bar notifications
Added option for QS Quick pulldown with one finger (options are off, drag from the top left and drag from the top right)
Enable Game Overlay for all Pixels by default (although, if something goes wrong while playing games, you can disable this feature)
Added 8 new fonts overlays
Fix lag on camera if navbar his completely hidden
Added option to enable/disable left shortcut on Lock screen
Added option to enable/disable camera shortcut on Lock screen
Force Google Sans system-wide is still optional but it's enabled by default (I like it that way, so yeah...bummer. You'll still be able to disable it, so no problem whatsoever)
Removed battery percentage option on system settings (since we can now change it on ROM Control app, it didn't make much sense to leave it there. Besides, it wasn't doing anything...)
Updated Rom Control app
Hope you may enjoy this.
Cheers!
Hello!
Addon features module has been updated to Version 8 and the link is now available on the OP.
What changed?
Added a fix to get rid of the TensorFlow lib stupid bug once and for all
Hope you may enjoy this.
Cheers!
Sorry for disturbing but I found the thread in Pixel 6 Forum which provides much newer versions of this and I installed it. However my Pixel 3 **booted twice** which means it doesn’t support the full version of the latest module according to the thread and I noticed that the github page says “from 3a to 6” but I don’t know if Pixel 3 is included. The question is I have no idea whether it was because Pixel 3 is not supported by the latest version that my installation fell back to lite version, or some other factors led to that. I wonder if Pixel 3 is supported, and if not, what the last version that supports Pixel 3 is as V8 mentioned in this post doesn’t work property on my device (The centralized time is not at the exact center of the status bar but a little shifted to the left).
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Sorry for disturbing but I found the thread in Pixel 6 Forum which provides much newer versions of this and I installed it. However my Pixel 3 **booted twice** which means it doesn’t support the full version of the latest module according to the thread and I noticed that the github page says “from 3a to 6” but I don’t know if Pixel 3 is included. The question is I have no idea whether it was because Pixel 3 is not supported by the latest version that my installation fell back to lite version, or some other factors led to that. I wonder if Pixel 3 is supported, and if not, what the last version that supports Pixel 3 is as V8 mentioned in this post doesn’t work property on my device (The centralized time is not at the exact center of the status bar but a little shifted to the left).
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Same here!
V20 on github only gives the Lite version working on the Pixel 3
Any chance to get the exclusive features supported for the newest version?
Thanks
Carmine8 said:
Same here!
V20 on github only gives the Lite version working on the Pixel 3
Any chance to get the exclusive features supported for the newest version?
Thanks
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Hello.
Please read this post. The answer to your question is there.
Cheers!
From this day on, Addon Features Module will no longer receive any updates. It's the EOL for it.
BUT....
I'm pretty sure you all noticed that @siavash79 has been working with me for some time now and we've teamed up to come up with a module that will try to, not only have everything Addon Features had, but MORE.
HOW!?
By creating a new project, called "AOSP Mods".
That project will be a mix between a Magisk module and Xposed module (using Lsposed zygisk version).
For now, the 2 projects are still separated (Addon Features and AOSP Mods) but the final objective is to merge them into a single module.
So, you may still use Addon Features V21 LITE version module zip but, in order to have some of the "exclusive features", that were present on FULL version, working, you'll need to flash AOSP Mods as well.
So, let's all just move on to the new AOSP Mods thread and start to have fun together, shall we?
See you guys "on the other side".
Cheers!