Any else notice that their crt off animation gets sloppy after a while. Like it doesn't look as smooth as it was on a fresh flash.. I would get a weird white screen for a split second. Maybe its just my phone. When I first flashed the rom it was fine.
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same here. flashed different roms and after awhile crt animation looks nasty. trying to find stock animation to remove this. will update when i do find it.
This problem was stated in the thread right above yours.
"Screen off animation"
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So it seems that the currently available Crysis battery mod doesn't work with Juggernaut 3.x. Anyone willing to make this work without the CRT thing which is known to break the power menu and cause a hot reboot loop? (I already saw the thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321421)
Thanks.
+1 would love to see this
Me too. I don't like the IOS drop down or the dialer in the full theme but I love the battery icon. If it were to match the Juggernaut green signal bar and such it would be even better!
Does any rom including the CRT screen off/on effect? i love that thing so mush
pk6668 said:
Does any rom including the CRT screen off/on effect? i love that thing so mush
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No such mod is available for the One X (yet).
What's the status on this today? I remember the first pre-alphas with CM actually had it but it was buggy as I remember (or did they ever have it?). Would be awesome to see this come to the OneX!
+1
I loved seeing this on my LG Optimus 2X with CM7!
does note2 has crt like screen of/off animation? if so, how can i turn it on?
else, any app can do this? i like that effect so much
yes? no? maybe?
The WanamLite ROM has CRT screen off. It's still in beta I believe.
Is there any mod, or anyone who could make a mod that changes the screen lock animation from the CRT to just a simple fade off? When the screen turns on it fades on, so just like that except for screen off.
You can achieve that with Xposed framework and a module called Xblast tools by FemBlack.
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AshtonTS said:
Is there any mod, or anyone who could make a mod that changes the screen lock animation from the CRT to just a simple fade off? When the screen turns on it fades on, so just like that except for screen off.
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On AOKP ROM there is an option for that. Untick "CRT screen off" under general user interface. I guess other ROMs might have that option too.
cheers
greg17477 said:
On AOKP ROM there is an option for that. Untick "CRT screen off" under general user interface. I guess other ROMs might have that option too.
cheers
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On CM at least that setting just makes it turn straight off, no fading, it just cuts black.
i did that once i just changed the value of config_animateScreenLights to true,i think its in sustem ui or frmework res
xtatsh said:
i did that once i just changed the value of config_animateScreenLights to true,i think its in sustem ui or frmework res
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Hi,
Where can I find those files? and how do I modify them?
AshtonTS said:
Is there any mod, or anyone who could make a mod that changes the screen lock animation from the CRT to just a simple fade off? When the screen turns on it fades on, so just like that except for screen off.
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do you have xposed framework? try the gravitybox module, it has the screen fade as default and has the CRT as an option
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I've been using XBlast. Works perfectly, but the fade animation lasts a little too long. Anyway to just have instant on/off, or at least animation-free? I don't care for eyecandy.
This thread made me realize how cool it would be to have more screen-off effects.
We have so many customization options: statusbar and navbar transparency, list view animations...just imagine there would be more effects build in the ROMS easy switchable in ROM settings.
If it is even possible. How neat would this be?!
So does anyone know how to implement the fade effect on our device without using any Xposed modules?
Just close and open your eyes slowly when turning screen on/off
yaatzek said:
Just close and open your eyes slowly when turning screen on/off
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Seems legit.
Stylez Ray. said:
This thread made me realize how cool it would be to have more screen-off effects.
We have so many customization options: statusbar and navbar transparency, list view animations...just imagine there would be more effects build in the ROMS easy switchable in ROM settings.
If it is even possible. How neat would this be?!
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Why are we not funding this...?
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I would like to do some brainstorming and hopefuly get attention from some people who know how to do such a thing...
We know there a flashable versions of animation mods, like screen transition.
Couldn't even this be integrated in some kind of ROM Control?
If this is doable I think some options for screen off animations shouldn't be a problem?!
I mean some roms even have the option to use the CRT effect as screen on animation so it looks like it isn't integrated too deep in the system.
Someone knows where the CRT effect is located?
Stylez Ray. said:
I would like to do some brainstorming and hopefuly get attention from some people who know how to do such a thing...
We know there a flashable versions of animation mods, like screen transition.
Couldn't even this be integrated in some kind of ROM Control?
If this is doable I think some options for screen off animations shouldn't be a problem?!
I mean some roms even have the option to use the CRT effect as screen on animation so it looks like it isn't integrated too deep in the system.
Someone knows where the CRT effect is located?
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Sure, it is in services/java/com/android/server/power/DisplayPowerController.java
You got to compile Android from source to be able to alter the animation. See AOKP and CM github for reference.