So, I like standard aod, all time on. Clock moves, but battery percentage is always on same spot and it is white...
Is there way to remove it from aod and is there danger to destroy screen with it at all?
Thanks.
And one more question - is there some mod to change white balance and rgb strength in natural display mode?
Thanks
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There's an 'invert colors' widget (stock afaik) on the s3 that basically just inverts all the colors on the screen and it stays like that untill turned off. Would it be possible to edit this widget and make a similar one that instead of inverting just turns off all colors except red? This would be very useful to help battery efficiency when hiking, help with nightsight when out nighttime etc etc. I've looked around for an app that does this before but haven't had any success. I have no idea about how to make an app but I reckon that it could be an easy job to just change the existing widget to do this instead?
Lux auto brightness has an astronomy mode (red screen).
Use chainfire3D app from market
Also install lumin an add-on to chainfire3D,then u have red and a lot of other colors to choose from
thanks!
Hi, I finally achieved what I was trying to do, but I'm wondering if there's a better way to write it all out.
It's just a basic battery progress bar color changer in Advanced Parameters.
If the battery is charging, the color is blue.
If the battery is discharging, and is less than or equal to 25% then the color is red.
If the battery is discharging, and is between 26% and 50% (inclusive) then the color is yellow.
If the battery is discharging, and is greater than 51% then the color is green.
My code:
Code:
$#BSTATN#=2?[cl]0000FF[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#<=25?[cl]FF0000[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>25&&#BLEVN#<=50?[cl]FFFF00[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>50?[cl]00FF00[/cl]$
Is there a more concise or better way to get my results? I'm trying to learn to expand my scope. Thanks in advance.
ubdu said:
Hi, I finally achieved what I was trying to do, but I'm wondering if there's a better way to write it all out.
It's just a basic battery progress bar color changer in Advanced Parameters.
If the battery is charging, the color is blue.
If the battery is discharging, and is less than or equal to 25% then the color is red.
If the battery is discharging, and is between 26% and 50% (inclusive) then the color is yellow.
If the battery is discharging, and is greater than 51% then the color is green.
My code:
Code:
$#BSTATN#=2?[cl]0000FF[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#<=25?[cl]FF0000[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>25&&#BLEVN#<=50?[cl]FFFF00[/cl]$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>50?[cl]00FF00[/cl]$
Is there a more concise or better way to get my results? I'm trying to learn to expand my scope. Thanks in advance.
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I'm going to answer myself with:
Code:
[cl]$#BSTATN#=2?0000FF$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#<=25?FF0000$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>25&&#BLEVN#<=50?FFFF00$
$#BSTATN#!=2&&#BLEVN#>50?00FF00$[/cl]
Has anyone found a way to increase the clock display timeout? There's barely time to read time, day and date before it dims and goes out after a few seconds.
Also, the clock looks great. It would be nice to have it on display while the g4 is on a table or charging etc
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I want to ask that whether inverting color of display saves battery (found in setting - accessibility - Color inversion)
I use some apps heavily (e.g opera mini) which has white background...by toggling Color inversion it make background black and text white.
As OP3 uses amoled display so Color inversion saves battery or not?
JumboMan said:
Sorry for creating new thread
I want to ask that whether inverting color of display saves battery (found in setting - accessibility - Color inversion)
I use some apps heavily (e.g opera mini) which has white background...by toggling Color inversion it make background black and text white.
As OP3 uses amoled display so Color inversion saves battery or not?
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Might be so. It might also be for mostly white themes apps which do not have a night mode option.
The screen of HTC 10 is very bright. I need true black colour, not almost grey. I need purple colour and not pale-blue. And so on. Is there any hidden settings of screen profiles that fix this issue?
only way is set the screen to sRGB and lower brightness, and actually it's not bad for color accuracy (sharp panel is another story) when compare to other, but I don't think you can get true black for any LCD panel.
p.s. tested with i1basic