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[Q] Non Standard LCD Density & Sense 3 Lock Screen

I've changed the LCD density on my phone recently, and everything seems OK except for the HTC Sense 3 lockscreen, which doesn't seem to have scaled properly.
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I was wondering if anyone here knew of anything I can do to get it to scale properly
Any help would be appreciated!

I think you would need to use the tools available to re jig the screen size for the lockscreen (M100 or whatever it is called), I had this problem with the "Lense" style on CM7 when i changed to 180

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I think you would need to use the tools available to re jig the screen size for the lockscreen (M100 or whatever it is called), I had this problem with the "Lense" style on CM7 when i changed to 180
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I've been searching around for tools like that, but can't find any! Searching for M100 doesn't come up with anything

I think its an M10 tool that requires a decent set of programming knowledge (or at least it did when I last heard of it)

Circular Battery Stat - No Root Needed - Notification

So back in October of 2010, some guy named Irkan made the version for a black notification bar and I made the version for the white notification bar. Here they are, they work great in ICS. Just download and install like a normal apk.
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Can you make 1 with stock battery icons for Android Revolution 2.1.2? LTE version?

no only because i don't have time. feel free to break into the apk and replace the icons though.
if you search for my posts on androidforums.com you'll find some links to big battery icons that are ICS type but probably lower resolution. might work.

Is this for the notification bar?
If so, does it replace the stock battery icon, or add an additional one?

Wow nice!!! But would you please explain what's the difference between two files? I'm running everything stock (locked bootloader), which one should I use?
If later one we decided to go back to the original, will simply uninstall this app work?

It adds an additional one. Just tried it. Would be nice if it was a replacement, which I guess would require root at the very least.

[HELP] ICS-style gradient background in Gingerbread?

Hello! I'm here with a simple question, and I'm hoping there's a simple answer.
In Android 2.3, the default background for system menus and such is plain black. From Android 4.0 on, this background changed to this greyshade gradient.
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I think the gradient-style background, as shown on the right, is a lot better looking. So my question is, how can I implement this background into my Gingerbread ROM? I know it must be possible, since AChep has done a CM7 theme that uses this background style. Sadly, that theme is for LDPI/MDPI devices only, so I can't use it - but at least it's proof that what I want can be done.
So, how would I go about implementing this gradient background into the ROM I'm currently running? The list dividers as well, while we're at it.
Thanks in advance!
PS: Currently running MildWild-V 4.3, which is an ICS-themed, Oxygen-based AOSP ROM.

Bump. Anyone?

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Bump. Anyone?
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Here is an hdpi equivalent:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1329375
However, you have to decompile a few apks to port it to oxygen based roms

S finder/ Quick connect/center clock

I am running notarized stable 2, of 5 and on Sprint Note 4. Lollipop version 5.0.1. Running Nova Launcher.
What is the best way to remove S finder and Quick Connect, and move clock to center?
I searched google and this forum, among others. But I am unsure because the work around is for different phones. I seek clarification.
One way is to alter build. Prop file and set last 3 letters to VZW (verizon).
The other way is using xposed installer and install framework then wanam.
I appreciate any assistance that you can give me.

Install xposed and wanam and you should be able to configure what you want.

Thank you for your reply.
I tried to run xpose installer version (2.6.1 stable) . It gave me an error and said it is not compatible with my version. The install button is greyed out. It says xposed is not yet compatible with Android sdk version 2.1 or greater, or not compatible with my processor architecture armeabi-v7a.
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Follow this tread. Install v4 generic and install the app.

Question How do I use the old navigation gestures ?

In my Oneplus 5T running Android 10 and stock Oxygen OS, to get the old navigation gestures I used a trick successfully which is given here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Oneplus5T/comments/grfwzu
I recently bought OnePlus 9RT 5G which is running stock Oxygen OS on Android 11. In the setedit list, I don't have the option of 'op_gesture_button_side_enabled'
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I created a new entry for it and set its value to 0. Then I rebooted my phone. The trick doesn't work. What should I do now?

Like this

I already know that. I don't require navigation buttons. The navigation gestures what I require are from Android 9. To go back,(i.e. while web browsing , to back to previous pages, or while navigating folders in file explorer, you can go back to previous folders) you can slide your finger upwards from the bottom right of the screen.
The method that I have described used to work on Android 10 based Oxygen OS on Oneplus 5t.

have you tried adding it in as a new entry?

Yes I did. It didn't work. I already mentioned in the original post.