First, I'll assume you have already rooted your S6
Secondly, I'll also assume that you have a custom recovery installed
Thirdly, I'll assume that you have an unlocked bootloader (btw, this is optional, really only if you want the true experience)
1. Step: Prepairing
You have 2 options when doing this
Either you'll select this:
-1. Option: Stock ROM with Good Lock
-2. Option: Somewhat stable CM, macs18max's build
If you select the 1. option, you will have a higher chance of bugging out and battery life degrading, but you at least have something stable to work with
If you select the 2. option, you will have a pretty darn low chance of any bugs, but the ROM is in a questionable condition
2. Step: Installing Xposed
In this tutorial I'm going to be focusing on CM, just because I have it and I think you should give it a try too
You are going to download the package named "xposed-v87-sdk23-arm64.zip" from: http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/
Then boot into recovery, flash it and then wipe cache and dalvik cache, then reboot
Then go to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758 and download the apk and then install it
That's it
3. Step: Xposed Modules
This is the list of Xposed Modules you're going to need
Please install one module at a time, don't install them all at once
-Android N-ify (The main look module)
-Assistant Enabler (Enables Google Assistant)
-GravityBox [MM] (This will enable us to enable the softkeys)
-Pixel Dock (Makes the dock slightly transparent with a tone of white)
-Pixel Navigation Bar (Makes the softkeys look like on Pixel)
Enabling softkeys on GravityBox is done by this: Open the app, go to Navigation bar and enable: Master Switch and Enable navigation bar and then reboot
4. Step: Pixel Theme for CM
Install this app from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=v23.labs.pixel.harsh&hl=en and enable it in Theme Chooser
5. Step: Pixel Launcher
Get this launcher from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher&hl=en
That should be it
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hello everyone i was search for transparent status bar for cm10.1 without centered clock anyone have it i use cm10.1 latest version
You can make it for yourself with Xposed Framework and with Xblast Tools module for Xposed framework
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294419
How to do that:
0) ALWAYS MAKE NANDROID BACKUP (you should never know what can go wrong)
1) Install Xposed Framework and reboot phone
2) Install Xblast Tools module linked above and enable it in Xposed Installer
3) reboot phone (just in case)
4) open Xblast Tools and give it root permission forever
5) Now go to Status Bar -> Status Bar Background and make sure you have checked left checkbutton
6) click on black color and move slider to right (Transparent color) and tap on transparent color
7) go back to main menu of Xblast Tools and go to Rebbot & Soft Reboot
8) choose soft reboot
9) now you have an transparent status bar and you can make a lot of tweaks but after evry tweak make sure you do soft reboot to see what you changed
If this helped press Thanks button
midzan21 said:
You can make it for yourself with Xposed Framework and with Xblast Tools module for Xposed framework
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294419
How to do that:
1) Install Xposed Framework and reboot phone
2) Install Xblast Tools module linked above and enable it in Xposed Installer
3) reboot phone (just in case)
4) open Xblast Tools and give it root permission forever
5) Now go to Status Bar -> Status Bar Background and make sure you have checked left checkbutton
6) click on black color and move slider to right (Transparent color) and tap on transparent color
7) go back to main menu of Xblast Tools and go to Rebbot & Soft Reboot
8) choose soft reboot
9) now you have an transparent status bar and you can make a lot of tweaks but after evry tweak make sure you do soft reboot to see what you changed
If this helped press Thanks button
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thaanks u very much it's work normally
Well... My phone boot looped minutes ago after trying to set transparent SB + centering clock.
If someone want to try this tutorial first make backup, if it fail like here, just factory reset and restore backup.
CM 10.1 11.10 compilation
brainscollector said:
Well... My phone boot looped minutes ago after trying to set transparent SB + centering clock.
If someone want to try this tutorial first make backup, if it fail like here, just factory reset and restore backup.
CM 10.1 11.10 compilation
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Or you can flash Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip from internal SD card via CWM so that could stop work of Xposed module and Xposed framework (I used it once when I was testing one module which is now outdated and it doesn't work good on CM10.1).
And yeah I should edit my post with 0) step called ALWAYS MAKE NANDROID BACKUP (you should never know what can go wrong)
10 point for Gryffindor. Exacly. Everywhere should be pointed "make backup bofore any change". I do it and I have never had any problem after I screwed something
midzan21 said:
You can make it for yourself with Xposed Framework and with Xblast Tools module for Xposed framework
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294419
How to do that:
0) ALWAYS MAKE NANDROID BACKUP (you should never know what can go wrong)
1) Install Xposed Framework and reboot phone
2) Install Xblast Tools module linked above and enable it in Xposed Installer
3) reboot phone (just in case)
4) open Xblast Tools and give it root permission forever
5) Now go to Status Bar -> Status Bar Background and make sure you have checked left checkbutton
6) click on black color and move slider to right (Transparent color) and tap on transparent color
7) go back to main menu of Xblast Tools and go to Rebbot & Soft Reboot
8) choose soft reboot
9) now you have an transparent status bar and you can make a lot of tweaks but after evry tweak make sure you do soft reboot to see what you changed
If this helped press Thanks button
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Wow thanks! I have been looking for this for quite a while!You sir, are a lifesaver! :highfive:
Here is a quick guide to enable multi windows in CM11 for the Nook Color.
1. Install Xposed framework installer. Activate and reboot.
2. Install XHalo Floating Windows module. Activate and reboot.
3. Open XHalo Floating Window module. Go to Status Taskbar (2nd from bottom).
4. Enable Statusbar Launcher=ON
5. Set Max Number of Apps
6. Pin Apps
7. Reboot and enjoy.
Alternatives to Statusbar Launcher (steps 5 and 6 do not apply if using either alternative)
4. Blacklist apps (app exclusions only)
4. Whitelist apps (app inclusions only)
Attached are some screen pics of multi window usage.
Hi Y'all
I'm a new Member to XDA-Developers.com
this is my first [How-To] thread
Get transparent Notification bar background Using Wanam Xposed
Works on all Samsung Stock Android
Make sure you have Xposed Framework installed already if not,then download it from here
http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk
For the framework:
Download the Xposed Installer APK and install it
Launch the Xposed Installer, go to the "Framework" section and click on "Install/Update"
In case you get a Segmentation Fault error, please install this additional app (not needed if the installation worked fine).
Reboot
Also
make sure that the Module is enabled after rebooting
or you can visit this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/framework-xposed-rom-modding-modifying-t1574401
For the Transparent notification Bar Background
1) Open Xblast
2) Go to Theme
3) Now open Panel Background
4) Turn the slider to the Left side in Opacity
5) Hit Apply
6) Now head to
7) Notification Background Color
8) Again slide the slider to left side in opacity
9) Apply
10) Reboot to Apply Changes
This should work with all samsung Stock Roms
dont know for Custom roms
try it and PM me if it works
Thanx 4 da tip bro !
Will try and get back to yaaa
So People While Having A Non-Nexus Device(Actually a Motorola One) I Wanted To Try a the Latest Version Of Nougat On My Phone Right Of The Bat So With A Bit Of Googling And Xdaing(Searching In XDA????) I Found The Way To Make Your Phone Look Like Android 7.0.
This Tutorial Just Customizes Your Phone From A Cosmetic Point Of View. Nothing Is Changed Internally!
So The Requirements Are :
1. An android Phone
2.Root Access
3.Xposed
4.Android N-ify
5.Nexus Launcher
6.Nougat Navigation Bar Module
7.Custom Recovery(optional)
And That's It!
Procedure: So The Thing Is Pretty Much Explanatory So Here It Goes :
Assuming You Got An Android Phone Having Root Access And Exposed Installed,
Go In the Downloads Section Of the Xposed App,
Type "Android N-ify" Then Download It From There,Install It,Activate It(But Don't Reboot). Now Download "Nougat Navigation",Install It,Activate It And Now Reboot.
Now For The The Leaked Version Of The "Nexus" (Yeah Nexus) Launcher :-
1.Assuming That You Have a Custom Recovery,Just Flash The Zip Provided.
2.If You Don't Have Any Custom Recovery Then Unzip The Zip,Copy The App Into /System/app and CHmod It To 644 .
But The Problem Is That Those Thirsty For The Swipe Left To "Google Now" Won't Get this Feature The Method 2.
Have Fun With The Nexus Feel Of Nougat!
Episode 2 Coming!
We all know new google assistant is pretty cool on Pixel devices.Google kept it to Pixel only but various developers helped us to bring it to any device and now it is completely bug free.I have compiled all the steps in one thread to make it working on YU Yureka device(works on any other device too).
So let's start then.
Requirements
1. Obviously rooted android with a custom recovery.
2. Android version 6.0+
That's it.
Features
1.) Pixel Launcher along with new wallpapers app ,new dialer app from google and Pixel ringtones.
2.) Working google assistant.('Ok Google' working too.)
How To Install
( TIP* Before proceeding with installing Zips just clear your google app data to help in the process of enabling assistant successfully)
1.) Download the zip of pixel experience(for your android version) by FaserF as attached here :- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=122156
2.) Furthur download these 3 zips to make assistant working :- https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=121914
(these will add required build.prop 'ro.opa.eligible_device=true' and 'ro.product.model=Pixel'
+ making a backup of your current build.prop and not touching your original build.prop settings.)
2.) Copy them to your device...all the zips.
3.) First flash GoogleAssistantVelvet.zip .
4.) Then flash GoogleAssistantBuildProp.zip (this will install the "tweak.prop" into your build.prop).
5.) Finally flash GooglePixelExperience-flashable-(whatever vesion of android you are on).zip and reboot.
6.) U can now flash additional zips like those of boot animation.
Google assistant may not appear on long tapping home button for a few times but eventually it will appear.
To fix 'ok Google' detection just download the chopAssistant app from play store (here is the link :- credit to @masterchop for making this app ChopAssistant https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...ssistant&hl=en)
That's all...I know its a lot to do but then just let's think about the rewards. :laugh:
Bugs
I have tested this method myself on my Yureka device(CM14.1 unofficial build) and for me everything is totally fine.
Report if u find any.
F.A.Q.
1.) Long tapping home button takes to old google now on tap
Give it about 5 minutes and try again...If still doesn't work then clear google velvet app data,then uninstall the google app completely and download google app beta from play store by registering for a beta tester. Reboot...Assistant will appear now.
2.) Dialer app crashes
Give it all permissions.
3.) Google app crashes
Give it all permissions.
Quick review:-
I want only assistant to be working fully. Do i need to flash both Pixel experience zip??