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[Android Software Development] Kaemo:
Does anybody else think LMT deserves a new icon?

It doesn't fit any of the other icons in my drawer and it's been like that since forever, so I thought I would sketch something in case you guys/OP are interested :D

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Hope you like it!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I really like it. Can I use it for the next release? I would link your post in the op as a reference where this icon came from.
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
Very sharp. Glad noname seems to like it. If not, I was going to change it myself. Hahaha.
[Android Software Development] Gorgtech:
Thx for the hint with the Selinux app ;) This one actually made LMT 2.0 work again. I would also prefer a theme option to simply select the "old" layout because I really hate the playstation symbols which LMT 2.1 offers ;)
[Android Software Development] _Sofos_:
It would be awesome if there was an animation like the image above when choosing a slice! It would seem like 3D!

Just an idea..

Optional of course cause there are lots of people who love it as it is.
[Android Software Development] Kaemo:
I made it specifically for that reason so of course I wouldn't mind :)

There is, however, a huge catch to this. Well, technically, a tiny catch. The icon is small. It is really, really small.

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As you can see, when compared to other icons, it looks tiny. And that's because most icons are not using silhouettes far from square or round shapes. The guidelines say the maximum width/height for icons is 470px. In the pic above, the icon has a width of 505px. Even when going further than the limit, the icon will still look really tiny.

If this doesn't bother you, I'll upload all of the sizes you need (from MDPI to XXXHDPI, that is) in a ZIP. If you have any ideas on how to fix it, or another design idea, let me know.
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
Would rotating the icon 90 degrees allow you to make it bigger? Maybe I don't understand the actual issue so just ignore my suggestion if it is of no value. I think the majority of users have LMT start from the left/right sides of the screen anyway.
[Android Software Development] Kaemo:
That did fix the size issue, although it looks kinda weird. I'll continue to try, though! :D

[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] LMT Launcher doesn't use mipmap folders for launcher icons. Instead, it uses the icon inside the HDPI folder, and I have no idea how to change that. This makes it impossible to make high quality icons in 720/1080/1440p phones, since the launcher will just resize them to fit the DPI. (This also makes it harder to test. I compiled the APK with the new one and it became a pixelated mess xD)
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Up please
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
not possible, pie mirrors itself....although i'm not sure why you'd want your back/etc buttons to be in a different order from the left side to the right :confused:
[Android Software Development] Wardawn:
Data toggle still not working with pie on Lollipop
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Look at the screenshots.

I would like to have the same pie whether I activate it from the bottom or from the left
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
you must be a lefty ;)....but currently there's no way to do what you're asking
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Ahah, yes I am left handed ^^

I hope LMT's developer will hear me and modify this.

With xposed framework and Gravity Box's pie I was able to invert the left pie
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
Just checking, if using Photoshop, have you trimmed the image of all transparent pixels? So that the image is from the edge of the canvas to the other? I can look at it later today in my graphics class. Do you have the original file I could look at? I love the icon, so I'm hoping to get this one worked out.
[Android Software Development] lotddragon:
If you unchecked the 'rotate images' check, it keeps pie in the same order.
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Nope, it gives an angle to the icon but it doesn't keep pie in the same order.
[Android Software Development] lotddragon:
I did left and right and my pie was in the same order
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Here is my right.

It is not same order but mirrored.
[Android Software Development] lotddragon:
There are my images
[Android Software Development] bobby8921:
Same as mine.

Your pie for right and bottom are the same.

But the one for the left is mirrored.

As I am left handed, I mostly use bottom and left pie.

So it is very disturbing to have two different pie
[Android Software Development] jetscreamer001:
missing setting icons in chrome

Did you lose the settings icon in Chrome after adding qemu.hw.mainkeys=1? It happened to me, but when I delete the line it came back.

Do you know how to fix this. Thanks.
[Android Software Development] 1haumann1:
Set menu button in LMT

keep calm and have a Nexus :D
[Android Software Development] jetscreamer001:
Thanks for the tip, it works.
[Android Software Development] Kaemo:
Yeah, I did pretty much everything I could. Every pixel I could use. (I don't use Photoshop. I use Flash. Insane, right? But it's so much easier to use for line drawings...)

That's why I spent a few hours yesterday trying to come up with another idea. I failed at that, but I did use the current assets and made a new version. This one fits perfectly in terms of size. I just wanna know how you guys feel about it. :highfive:

Both "PIEs" are there to illustrate customization, and the little dot at the center is supposed to mimic the touch point graphic you can enable in Developer Settings. It basically informs the user that the launch options come from/are centered around his/her touch input(Not that they need more information considering this is on XDA instead of the Play Store, but what I thought it added a nice touch to it :p )

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What's your opinion, [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION]?
[Android Software Development] Fir3blade:
I am relatively new to this nice mod, and did a search (although I do not have time to read the whole thread) and can't find anything in the app settings.

It's it possible to get rid of the LMT notification seen on my screenshot?
[Android Software Development] Kaemo:
Long press the notification, go to App Settings/App Info and uncheck the Notifications option.
[Android Software Development] Fir3blade:
Thank you, feeling really dumb atm... [emoji17]
[Android Software Development] tulalhyt:
i don't know why, but my application on pie sometimes didn't respon when i touch it, but many times respond just fine

allready try using latest version 2.1 and 2.0 RC7

any body get this weird behaviour also ?

thankx
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
I like the look of it. I just wonder if it is a little too busy compared to the last one. But that's just me. Haha.

and have you tried illustrator? IMO it is even better than flash for that. Though that may be because I haven't used flash in a long time and have more illustrator experience.

Good job.

PS. Now if we could get a slight magnification of the selected pie slice in LMT, that would be pretty cool.
[Android Software Development] isisky:
Hi, i've disabled the softkey in build.prop but I don't know how to get rid of the "Google now swype up from home button" thing that prevent me from using pie at bottom, i'm i'm using lollipop on LG g3, i found something about deleting velvet.apk but couldn't find in lollipop, if anyone know how to do this it would made my day, sorry if the question was already ask but couldn't find the answer on this thread
[Android Software Development] bleached45:
This is the navring, that may help you find more answers. What ROM? Does LG have a Lollipop build for the G3 or is it a custom ROM? Many custom ROMs can remove the navring (though, Lollipop custom ROMs are really bare bones at the moment).
[Android Software Development] j3hans:
Go to app manger and search for lmt. Uncheck notifications
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
What about rotating 45°?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hm, I have the same opinion: It's now "too busy", since with material design "less is more". I tested this and it looks not too bad...
[Android Software Development] Valholy:
Good day, I updated to lollipop lmt doesn't seem to work correctly, I set apps on the buttons but when I try to launch them it doesn't work, it simply does nothing, is this a lolli issue or there's something wrong with my settings?
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
i've had no problems since doing this ;)
[Android Software Development] harsh.ea:
In facing too much of this. Selinux is on permissive
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
I've no LMT issues on my Nexus 10 with Lollipop. Have you installed "SELinux Mode Changer" and enabled permissive mode with that app? It requires root. I found a number of root apps need permissive mode to function or full function.https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mrbimc.selinux&hl=en

If not give it a try.

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By chance are you using an app to hide the navigation bar? I mention it as I briefly used "GMD Full Screen Immersive Mode" and it caused issues with LMT. Not FCs but stopped any keystrokes from working. I switched to "GMD Auto Hide Soft Keys ★ root" to hide the navigation bar and it worked very well with LMT.

I'm not specifically suggesting that your issue is with those named products, just relating my experience with a navigation bar hider and LMT on lollipop.
[Android Software Development] harsh.ea:
Yes I'm using GMD auto hide soft keys
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
I'm using a version that was released on Nov 19th with multiple fixes for Lollipop. You may also sign up through Google+ to be on the beta program for his products. See: https://plus.google.com/communities/115800359125266491041

All I can say is that LMT and the latest GMD auto hide soft keys v2.9-final are working well together on my N10. I have not seen any FCs with either app. One last thought I assume you are running in permissive mode via SELinux Mode Changer. Permissive mode masks multiple root related issues that you may otherwise experience.
[Android Software Development] banesi:
What's name of that "quotes" app you are using on a desktop?

Also, you don't have to use any application for hiding those ugly navigation buttons, just enable hardware keys in build.prop assuming you are root.
[Android Software Development] harsh.ea:
We both are using the same app combo. I dunno what's the problem

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The name of app is Brilliant quotes

I'm waiting for lMT to work flawlessly till I edit the build.prop
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
The GMD Softkey pro version app includes theming (color and replacement icons), adding up to 7 keys with actions/quick launch associations, plus long press with the same customization so 14 navigation keys in all. Right now I'm rationalizing what I use LMT, GDM Softkey and Nova gestures for.

On KitKat LMT would occasional FC and I would get stuck getting at basic navigation until I could start the app draw as I was usually in immersion mode. So I like at least redundant app draw access. I also do not like to waste desktop space on my tablet with app icons. I fill the desktop with dynamic information widgets. But that is just my preferences. I previously had Xposed Framework and heavily used GravityBox options.
[Android Software Development] Valholy:
Thanks will give it a try
[Android Software Development] harsh.ea:
I have to activate the service in app repeatedly. Any fix? Permissive is enabled
[Android Software Development] Benny Bosser:
Hey, this really is an awesome app! Any chance of getting Next Launcher support for the app drawer option in the pies? :D

Either way, thanks for your awesome work!
[Android Software Development] ben00:
I have been using this app with modified build.prop to hide soft keys on nexus devices for 2 years. Currently using nexus 5. With update to 5.0 lmt doesn't seem to work. Shows root permission granted, and Lmt service started, but doesn't seem to work. Using Isas to replace softkeys. Please help!
[Android Software Development] anirudh412:
Have been using LMT since it was first introduced. Even before its popularity skyrocketed and it got the appreciation it deserved. Continues to work flawlessly on my N5 with Lollipop. Are we going to see any visual changes to the pie given as how material design is introduced all over android? Shadows under the pie, animations making it seem like individual elements of the pie slide over the top of one another? I am not a graphic designer, so am unable to help out, but it surely would be nice to see a graphic overhaul of LMT.

Again, thank you [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] for making this app
[Android Software Development] jxcorex28:
For some reason when I went to install the latest LMT.apk after it downloaded. It failed on me then thinking that it had to be manually installed into /system/app that's what I did,and set the permissions accordingly. The app dhows up in app drawer,but doesn't working on my HTC M8 running Bliss...I'm not sure if its the app or ROM?
[Android Software Development] HansiHusten:
updated yesterday evening my N10 to Lollipop and updated LMT to 2.1, sadly the back and home button does not work. Hope the dev will look into this. Thanks :)
[Android Software Development] SacredAce:
,,, I???
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
I also have a N10 updated with Lollipop using a combination of Nova Launcher, GMD Hide Softkey and LMT v2.1. The back, home and recent apps all work for me while last and previous act like home bringing me to the desktop. I can even pop-up the volume control overlay with key "24" (volume up) or key "25" (volume down),

Home back and recent are all the ones from the LMT pie menu. I did experience those same buttons not working when I tried "GMD Full Screen Immersive Mode". That app warns you that currently when turned on it interferes with the keyboard.

If your running that app or something similar that maybe the issue. Try turning off any special overlay/gesture apps you may be running. I successfully use Nova Launcher v3.3beta3's gesture controls and they do not interfere with LMT. I only use LMT's PIE feature.
[Android Software Development] HansiHusten:
I am running the same config: Nova Launcher, GMD Auto Hide Soft Keys and LMT 2.1 (pie only).

For me somehow only the "recent apps" button works in the pie menu, but as mentioned before back and home does not. Additionally kill app does also not work for me.

I have currently auto hide soft keys disabled as I need LMT to work properly before, so it should not interfere... Hmmm. Also rebooted a couple of times. Interesting that it works for you and for me not :o

The overall performance of the N10 went extremely down thanks to lollipop, I am very sad about this. Maybe Ill make a complete reinstall of everything, hope that works.

--edit--

Removed LMT from Supersu and somehow when I use the back button it does not want root access anymore. On 4.4 root was needed for back action, so why is it not asking again?

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Now after a reboot it requests again root rights but still no working back or home button. Well ill wait then :)
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
As you seem so close but yet so far lets make sure everything matches:

SuperSu is the old image altered one (says v2.20) not the latest 2.27 beta

TWRP 2.8.1.0 (not the latest one)

Nova Launcher v3.3beta3

GMD Auto Hide Softkeys v29-Final

LMT 2.1 (but you already wrote that)

SELinux Mode Changer set to permissive

Applied pie patch but for the N10 I had to alter the flash file as such, see attached flash file. I applied this patch for a non-PIE compliant android proxy server (privoxy) that I use. The term "PIE" is a new Lollipop security feature that has nothing to do with LMT PIE. I highly doubt that this patch is needed but our experiences, on the same device (N10), with similar set ups, makes every little difference a possible cause.

I completely wiped my N10 with the manta lollipop factory image flash-all.sh and did NOT use the -w option. KillAll doesn't work for me either but does in GMD AHS (close all).

Unlike yourself my N10 with Lollipop has experienced a "kick in the pants" speed improvement and considering how much I theme my set up, like I had on KitKat, is probably the greatest benifit of the upgrade. Any ocassional KitKat minor playback hitches while watching HD video (MX Player Pro) or on Netflix have disappered over the last two viewing days, with the Lollipop upgrade.

Although not thoroughly tested I think my battery life is also extended. I accidently left an OTG Ethernet adapter plugged in over night which on KitKat was always a battery killer but I still had 65% battery in the morning. I did experience a loss of audio once but there are known work arounds that worked for me (reboot). I powered on while charging via my pogo plug triggered this bug.

I feel for you brother N10 owner :crying:
[Android Software Development] MoeDaddy:
On nexus 6 app shortcuts don't open the app... Not sure if it's a lollipop issue or nexus 6 issue...
[Android Software Development] HansiHusten:
Thanks 3DSammy for so many details, much appreciated! Let me have a look at my app versions:

SuperSu is the old image altered one (says v2.20) not the latest 2.27 beta <- Check, was in the auto root image made by chainfire

TWRP 2.8.1.0 (not the latest one) <- I am on stock

Nova Launcher v3.3beta3 <- 3.2 stable - but I guess this shouldn't interfere

GMD Auto Hide Softkeys v29-Final <- I think you mean v2.9 - so the same as mine

LMT 2.1 (but you already wrote that) <- yup

SELinux Mode Changer set to permissive <- to be honest I haven't heard of this before but after a quick research this looks promising, will test this out next.

If that doesn't work I will test your pie fix, sounds also very promising.

Good to know that your performance after the update is much better than mine or even better than 4.4, i will consider a clean reinstall without data wipe if nothing helps or I am sick of those stutterings/freezings.

Well I have to get up early tomorrow so thats it for today, I will try your suggestions tomorrow

Thanks again for your ideas and details, will keep you (if interested) in the loop.

BR
[Android Software Development] lynnux:
Also on Nexus 10 5.0, and using the SELinux mode changer set to permissive makes LMT pie work for me. Otherwise it doesn't work. And Lollipop has made my 10 much smoother.
[Android Software Development] 3DSammy:
Within my Settings->Apps->GMD Auto Hide Softkeys it says exactly "version 2.9-final". From reading the devs Google+ page he had a number of bugs to work through so I'd make sure that your version has "-final" after the version number.

I'd install "SELinux Mode Changer set to permissive" long before bothering with the pie-patch flash file. I say this as I upgraded my Nexus 5 before my Nexus 10. I also use Viper4Android audio replacement and it currently requires permissive mode so I had installed the app and set permissive mode.

When I upgraded my N10 things that worked on my N5 didn't. I couldn't understand why until I realized that permissive mode seems to be required by more root apps than I had realized.

I know you have other priorities but the audio replacement Viper4Android will improve your headphone and especially your N10 speaker audio in ways that will amaze you. If you want to try it then use the instructions and flash file from the Nexus 5 V4A forum which also works with the N10:

OP

The easiest instructions to get V4A installed and functioning on your N10.

The best Flash File as it removes MusicFX and DSPManager while installing V4A. It may be advisable to have a Titanium Backup which will include MusicFX/DSPManager just in case your concerned.

My V4A profile which really improves the N10 speaker audio is attached below. Remember to remove the extranious ".txt" from the end of the file name as I needed to that tag so I could attach it to this post. XDA does not allow you to attach a file with a ".xml" extention. The file name should be "com.vipercn.viper4android_v2.speaker.xml".

After renaming move the attached profile into "/sdcard/ViPER4Android/Profile/Phone-speaker". You can get V4A o create those directories by just using it to save the default settings then move the attached files. I did not make a typo with the directory name, their oddly named.

You may need to choose the advanced V4A UI to get to some of the options I mentioned. I do not know which is your favourite audio player(s) but you usually need to disable any volume boost and/or equalizer options as it will interfere with V4A. If your having issues the OP link is a great place to search or ask questions.

Frankly Google should buy V4A and replace MusicFX and DSP Manager which pales in comparison to this free alternative.

Good Luck
[Android Software Development] HansiHusten:
Well to make long things short: This did the magic.

Installed the Mode Changer and it worked directly without a reboot. Seem like I learned something new :)

Thanks for helping me out.

BTW: I run my N10 mostly on silent mode, but still thx for the Viper4Android idea, will look into this an other time.

Thanks for your time and help
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Just for your interest: The mode changer should only be a temp solution since it actually deactivates SELinux completely. This should be avoided if possible. I'm working atm on LMT v2.2 with fixes for Lollipop. PIE is working completely with SELinux, I also have now gestures running again. Next/Prev/LastApp (and partly app starting) are also broken in Lollipop since Google decided to remove some APIs. I'm also going to fix that.

We'll also have a new LMT icon (:D) and I'm working on the GUI to make it compatible with material design.

For the final v2.2. I wanted to wait until I got my Nexus 6 so that I can do a little stress testing with Android 5.0. Perhaps I can provide you a beta earlier if someone is interested to do some beta testing...!?
[Android Software Development] HansiHusten:
Thanks for the info, I am happy to test your beta.

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I went back to 4.4.4 so I wouldnt be of any help :)
[Android Software Development] Goggle81:
Beta testing sounds great ;)
[Android Software Development] ench18:
This App is one of the must haves for me in any rom i use. I'm now using the Unofficial 5.0 CyanogenMod 12.0 on my I9505 and it works like a charm. :good::D I'd love to help you out in the Beta testing if you need anymore testers. :)
[Android Software Development] damngood98:
what a thread turns into whenever a dev mentions there's a beta available for testing :p

but seriously...would like to try it too :D i think i missed lmt more than any single feature when i first updated my n10 to L
[Android Software Development] avinashjirapure:
Beta Testing? Yessss... :)
[Android Software Development] jgal:
Backup feature

I see that LMT is undergoing big changes right now :D It was probably already proposed here, but just for the record: I would love to see some sort of a backup feature - being able to export all settings to a file (or cloud - this is trendy nowadays:D ). Most of us here on XDA change their ROMs frequently, so a quick way to restore settings would be great!
[Android Software Development] Ikkuh84:
You can use Titanium Backup for backing up your apps. I do this every time when I change rom.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I8190
[Android Software Development] Asitaka:
First off, love LMT since the new lollipop's don't have pie *gasp*

Now for a question, I hide my navbar and only use pie. How do I unpin apps? I have to press back and recents together to unpin, but can't seem to do that with pie (my fingers aren't agile enough to swipe in and press 2 keys or else it doesn't work)

Can I call the activity "unpin" (if anyone knows what it is) or can I use the key setting to do like back + recents as a custom key trigger?

Thanks!

btw BETA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Android Software Development] newellj79:
Beta please?