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[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
You report this every few months (I even responded to you a few months ago) but you never provide specified details or logs. Considering that others are not reporting the same thing maybe it is an issue with something else on our devices (Xposed?). Without other people reporting the same issue, if you think this is a problem with LMT and want it fixed you must provide details and logs which would help isolate the issue and establish its cause.
[Android Software Development] Nbsss:
For screen off, I use key 26, works a charm

Still having trouble with ISAS on my nexus 6p, i have a spare nexus 5 and 7 - will flash them with marshmallow and load up lmt to see if its an issue with the 6p specifically or marshmallow in general
[Android Software Development] noname81:
It's not a problem with M. It's working on my Nexus 6 with M. Seems like the touch protocol is slightly different but without having the device it's hard to track it down for me. Let's see if I somehow can get my hands on such a device...
[Android Software Development] Nbsss:
Oh thanks, good luck!
[Android Software Development] Linuxx84:
Last time the problem was SystemUI restarting that still persist sometimes. Now I noticed the problem because after killed an app it opens as if it was in the background (so it's not killed). Anyway I attach the log with various test (open, kill and re-open play store, messagge, dialer).
[Android Software Development] ThePresence:
Hi I'm on Android 5.1.1/OnePlus2/Oxygen 2.1.2 rom. In lmt if I enable feedback option then I get done time vibration.
[Android Software Development] mantin36:
Is there a way to add Music skipping to pie?
[Android Software Development] minidou-77:
I am sure you can do something with key or shortcut when choosing an advanced commend

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 CAF en utilisant Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] Adreaver:
Is there a way to dump the default LMT images to a folder? I want to edit a couple of them to use as custom user images.
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
how to disable nav buttons on cm12.1 so that i can just use lmt?? any idea?? im on shamu
[Android Software Development] noname81:
You can use apktool (https://ibotpeaches.github.io/Apktool/) or rename the apk to zip and unzip. Then search for *.png
[Android Software Development] Ænimal:
Ever since beta3 the pointer is slightly off. One has to aim above the target. Would be nice if you could look into this:)

Thanks again for your work:good:
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hm, I didn't change the code lately and I rechecked the feature on my phone. Its working perfectly. Could it be something on your side? Is your status bar hidden? Some other "special" setup?
[Android Software Development] lollyjay:
On mine it is Settings / Configurations / Buttons / Navigation bar buttons
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
not giving me an option to disable it..
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Is there a size adjustment? You could then make it 0 height. That's what I've done on my AOSP rom.
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
none as well..
[Android Software Development] psychomaniac189:
im having a bit of a problem. running stock latest marshmallow on my nexus 6. i have root and lmt is launched, but none of the shortcuts work. they are all apps that i have installed. the only ones that seem to work are the nav buttons i have set also.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I have exactly the same setup and everything is running fine. What version of SuperSU is installed? Latest beta? Thanks!
[Android Software Development] Ænimal:
You're right, I have my navbar hidden on all devices (using build in expanded mode, no fiddling with build.prop). Never tried the pointer with navbar (since I'm using lmt;)).

Nevertheless this didn't occur prior to beta3.. :confused:

Well by now I got used to aiming a bit higher anyway :p
[Android Software Development] psychomaniac189:
I'm running 2.46.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
This won't work. For Android M you have to install the latest SuperSu beta. Then also Lmt will work correctly.
[Android Software Development] psychomaniac189:
OK. Thanks for being so helpful man. This launcher is awesome!
[Android Software Development] migmeil:
Interesting option would be that the lmt will change color depending on the application that is open, as to the pie of paranoid rom.
[Android Software Development] chikimonke:
This would be pretty cool [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] Action Launcher 3 has this functionality for parts of the launcher, I imagine it would be pretty similar? Chris Lacy is pretty cool too.
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
Great app. I was wondering if you considered the following:

The bottom pie location does not work when the nav bar is disabled. I was thinking maybe I was doing something wrong??

The pie background doesn't turn dark if you do not have the info/clock feature active. Would be great to have the option to turn dark even without the info/clock and also edit the level of transparency. Also have the dark overlay extend full screen...including in the status bar and nav bar areas.

I was hoping the app color for installed apps could be configured....not just the system apps.

The option to longpress an individual pie slice only as opposed to all the pie items at once.

I'm running the setup in my signature.
[Android Software Development] elonus:
How did you hide your navbar? Some people have reported problems after hiding it by editing build.prop.
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
It is an option in the purenexus ROM for the nexus 6p
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
sorry for being so noob, but i would like to know how to just have recents home and back on the pie on this app ?? its giving me 5 options by default
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
If you choose 3 and none for the other 2 it will show only the 3 you chose..
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
where and what part of the options can i configure this ?
[Android Software Development] elonus:
Open the app, press "set active features" and choose pie. There should now be a tab called pie. There you can configure the buttons you want.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Since you're using Android M, I would recommend the rro layer approach. It's the one with the least flaws. Just install the theme from the OP I provided.
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
Didnt see a theme in your original post. Also are you saying a theme will allow me to use the lmt pie from the bottom without having a nav bar??
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
i give up.. lol.. lmt is very confusing for me.. used pie on gravity box instead.. heheh
[Android Software Development] baggord:
Watch the video in OP
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
Try each setting one by one and see what it does..once you get the hang of it there's nothing like LMT...very powerful tool...i been using it so long i cant live without it...
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
i messed up on it.. maybe sometime ill watch the video.. but im still at work.. cant watch videos here..
[Android Software Development] elonus:
You browse and post at xda while you work!? I am so calling your boss over this. :P
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
pls do not.. hahaha.. in private browsing here...
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Actually I never faced the issue personally, that pie from the bottom is _not_ working! But it seems to be an issue with some non stock roms. Just test it and let me know if the theme is giving you the bottom pie on your rom.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
I can testify to this... somewhat.

In Moto Stock JB if Pie was set for left/right /bottom I was able to invoke Pie from bottom by tapping just above the home navbar button as shown in this pic

(from a post in a different thread http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50413467&postcount=618).

On the same device with CM11/KK4.4.4 I was unable to invoke Pie from bottom at all unless I hid navbar by editing buildprop and rebooted. This was during a period when CM11 contained some nice StatusBar, Navbar and Expanded Desktop/Immersive mode controls. Ironically it was during that period when the ROM allowed quick on the fly changes to expanded desktop settings that Pie at bottom would have been most useful (to me) but it was during that period that Pie did not work from bottom.

Now on CM12.1/L5.1 where the Expanded desktop functionality is significantly limited compared to CM11, and is hidden from utilities like Secure Settings and Tasker which can no longer enable or disable expanded desktop, I am again able to invoke Pie from the bottom.

.... although I don't do so on this device (MotoE) due to it's small screen size and terrible digitizer/screen which force a small activation thickness of 5 which makes it hard to find the sweet spot above the home button.
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
i take my words back.. using lmt now.. so good..
[Android Software Development] SteveMurphy:
Theme from OP works perfectly, you need to use that instead of the old build.prop method (the LMTFrameworkResLayer apk).

Nav bars are gone and expanded desk top enabled (just for me, as I prefer the status bar hidden - not part of the theme), and I only use the bottom activation area.

This is on Cataclysm M, which is basically stock w/mods.
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
I must be going crazy because you guys keep mentioning a theme in the OP. I see nothing in the original post referring to a theme. Can someone attach the theme in a reply or give the exact name of this mysterious theme please??
[Android Software Development] Adreaver:
There is a layer in the OP attachments.

This layer serves no purpose other than to hide the nav bar without messing with anything else.
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
It's a layer that must be installed with a marshmallow rom (where layers / RRO theme support is native) or a layers equipped lollipop 5.1 rom.

Install Layers manager from the play store, download the layer in the OP "LMTFrameworkResLayer.apk" (see image below) then open layers manager and install the layer (tap the FAB in the lower right and install then reboot). This is not a traditional apk application, so you can't install it normally, must be pushed to a certain place in the system area of the file structure or use the layers manager app (use the app).

The nav bar will need to be visible before installing the layer, so if you've used the build prop tweak or some other way to hide the nav bar, revert those changes, reboot & then install the layer. Let me know if you have any other questions :good:
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
Thank you very much sir. Just tried it and the Layer does not show up in the layer manager just by downloading it. Am I missing a step?
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
In layers manager:

Tap the FAB in lower right corner

Tap SD CARD at the top of the next page to go up a level in your storage

Tap Download

Tap the layer

Tap the FAB that appears after tapping the layer

Reboot after installing (a reboot snack bar pop up should appear at the bottom)

Enjoy!

#DuhWordofWarning - you'll have no nav bar after rebooting, so ensure LMT is set to start on boot :highfive:
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
thanks again.....all this time Ive been installing layers....I never knew you could tap the paint brush before the later and bring up the file structure. Installed and working now. Only issue now is the dark shading that is in the background when button is pressed does not cover the status bar. Any ideas?
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Outside of hiding the status bar, unfortunately not. You can disable the shading by going to "Show Status Infos" and selecting "Disabled" - or adjust the color of the shading by tapping "Pie Status Info Colors" and adjusting the "dim color" - you could match that to the status bar to help it blend.
[Android Software Development] bsg411:
Oh well.. I actually would mind keeping the nav bar if I could get it fully transparent....but havent found that mod yet fr marshmallow.
[Android Software Development] knite75:
Hello,

I would like to setup Pie to "If PIE ITEM 2 LONGPRESS, trigger three quick press of the home button". I can't seem to find a way to do that. Any help would be appreciated.

I have a Samsung S6 Edge Plus, if I triple press the home button, it activates the screen size reduction for easy one hand operation. My gold is to simulate that.

Regards,
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
You need the Multi Command option set to enable. Then when you open pie you can swipe back and forth on top of the button and it will fire the command multiple times. Not sure if this will be fast enough or is going to work for your Touchwiz feature, but worth trying and certainly the closest thing you'll get to that without figuring out a special key code for that function or the developer mapping a special button to that action.
[Android Software Development] knite75:
Oh bloody hell, that worked! Thank you.
[Android Software Development] AndrewM3:
I'm on marshmallow and running lmt just fine. Only thing is how can I hide the persistent notification in the drop down shade, it's not the same like in lollipop or kitkat.
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
Long press the notification & you'll see an icon on the right side - that takes you to the notifications area of the "app info". You can also drag the icon from your app drawer to app info (at least on nova) & then tap notifications and turn on the block toggle. App works perfect even with this blocked.
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
You can also set the pie section long press to a key code. The code for home button press is three. So you can set the key code to "3 3 3". You can also simulate long press of home and other buttons. The long press key code would look like this: "1003" or "2003" for a longer press.

I use "26" key code to simulate power button press and "1026" for long press power (advanced power menu). Also "3 1003" for double home press. So if "3 3 3" doesn't work, you may have to use something like "3 1003 1003" or "3 1003 2003", you may have to experiment a bit.

In the OP there are instructions for this and a link to other useful key codes.
[Android Software Development] SteveMurphy:
Dutch, you're on FIRE! Great support!
[Android Software Development] NOSTALGIA:
i hope exporting someones lmt to another user would be possible in the future... like profiles for someone to use..
[Android Software Development] fbriceno97:
Hi, thanks for your awesome app and great support!

I got an asus zenfone2, i was using LMT without any issues at all until i installed the latest update from asus, now i am not able to launch any apps from the pie, no matter if i set it to work with or without longpress.. i have already reinstalled from zero the app and it has not solved it.

The OS version is 5.0, and this time asus included the google security patches, i do not know if this have something to do with the issue i am facing.

if you need any additional info that lets you track the source of this issue do let me know.

regards!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Which version of SuperSu do you have? Please update to the latest beta and try again. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] fbriceno97:
I am currently using Super Su Pro 2.46, it was working just fine before the update, in fact the only thing that is not working is launching apps..
[Android Software Development] Puzzlegirl:
Try the beta version 2.52, as suggested :)
[Android Software Development] fbriceno97:
Thanks for the support, updating to latest super Su beta fixed this issue.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
From keeping up on this and SuperSU threads; the need for SuperSU 2.52 to keep LMT happy in M is apparent but, In L5.1.1/CM12.1 is there any benefit for LMT in running SuperSU 2.52 beta instead of SuperSU 2.46? The reason I ask is that in L5.1.1/CM12.1 I sometimes have to set selinux to permissive and sometimes I dont, and I'm wondering if SuperSU 2.52 might help with that. I'll test this next chance I get but wanted to sample LMT community knowledge first.
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] or anyone please help. On my phone long press recents starts Multi window. I am trying to replicate this in LMT.

Using arbitrary key function , 187 opens recents. From the link in op i found that 128 is for long press. Ive tried every combo including 1187, etc..and i cant get it. Any ideas are appreciated...ty
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Likewise, I've tried but failed to to get long-press recents working, in this case it would be to replicate CM12.1's native switch between last 2 apps function. Fortunately LMT has that partially covered with Prev/Next app although it is not quite the same.
[Android Software Development] darzur:
Hello,

Just installed it and I have to say it's awesome. :) I'm missing one functionality however or I simply don't know how to enable it. It's about "three dots" menu in Pie. In Paranoid Android I've used earlier and in GravityBox three dots menu appears automatically in apps that uses it. It appears as a smaller slice and directly indicates that this particular app uses it. Here, in LMT, I can't find this functionality. Sure, I can assign one slice for "Menu" but then it will be visible always regardless if app uses it or not. Is it a way to fix it?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
This is not possible since Lmt is not a system integrated pie.
[Android Software Development] darzur:
It's a shame as it's definitely best from all I've tested. GB is comparable but have some triggering issues - tough decision.

Wysłane z mojego Nexus 7 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Android Software Development] noname81:
For me it's quite easy. I stay with LMT :D
[Android Software Development] DutchDogg54:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] - have you given any thought to this idea you mentioned of having an offset for the activation area? Just curious.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Actually I implemented it the same day we were talking about but I didn't push a new beta yet, because I was working on more features, which are unfinished yet...
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
Ill keep trying and let you know if i get anywhere..i think its safe to say noone else here knows how to either, i searched the thread and havent found anything useful. Thanks

Edit...I shouldnt say noone, [MENTION=4444798]Mao04[/MENTION] has a very useful post one page back about long press...going to experiment a little today. If long press home can be replicated not sure why long press recents wouldnt be...
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
I've played with those codes before. Inspired by your efforts I gave it another try but still could not find a code that works. For what it is worth - In CM12.1 and with 187 being the code for app switch (recents); 187 acts like recents press but 1187 and 2187 just do the same thing after a delay rather than invoking the long press. Interestingly, in the android keycode list, the entry about 187 invoking the app switch is not absolute and states "Should bring up the application switcher dialog. " http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/KeyEvent.html#KEYCODE_APP_SWITCH. I'm thinking that, in my case, the CM long press apps switch is just not manageable with key codes but if there is a way to find out what the underlying command is perhaps it could be pumped into LMT by tasker or something like that. I'll keep playing and will stay tuned. :)
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
I get the exact same result as you...im sure we could accomplish this with the script option in lmt but that would involve digging deeper to figure out. In my case im trying to trigger multiwindow on a Note 5 which a long press on recents does using my capacative recents button and to accomplish this via script would have to see if there is an intent shouted that triggers it then emulate it (ty Dwitherell)...not sure i want to dive in that deep yet.

On another note LMT has Longpress home, back, search, but no recents...kinda surprised
[Android Software Development] noname81:
So for you key 2187 is not working? Since it's a capacitive button longpress, Lmt should be able to simulate it...

Another story is the CM feature on longpress _navbar_ recents button. A lot of navbar (longpress) features are implemented in a way, that you cannot simulate them via key presses thus lmt cannot trigger them. The only clean solution which comes to my mind would be to find the intent (if exposed) or (hacky) to simulate touch screen input...
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
That's exactly what it seems to be. Thanks for confirming.
[Android Software Development] sshafranko:
Yea i tried 1187, 2187, 187, a combination of two and all, but they all being up recents. Some take a bit longer but all just bring up recents. Yea it seems like my long press recents result is being called in a different manner that a simple long press key code will not work with LMT...darn it really wanted that...ohh well beggers cant be choosers as the saying goes...LMT is awesome and something i cant live without anymore so ill just have to deal with it for now... [MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] thank you so much for keeping it alive for us..you are greatly appreciated my friend i promise to buy you a couple beers very soon...Cheers
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
You forgot 687 (500 + 187) which doesn't work either but does invoke the appswitch tabs:silly: On the serious side; IMO LMT is indeed one of a few apps/utilities that plugs big holes in the android universe and completes the device.
[Android Software Development] aznriceballman:
The now on tap feature was working before but now it crashes the system.ui, any ideas on how to fix this?

Edit: This only happens when you hide the soft keys by editing build.prop by adding qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1
[Android Software Development] Prizzel:
I'm so excited about the lmt

this is my homescreen on HTC one with Venom rom n pie-launcher :
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Don't hide the navbar with the build prop approach but with the rro layer theme I uploaded to the OP. Check the last several pages for detailed infos...
[Android Software Development] aznriceballman:
Hey, it worked on stock but then I flashed cyanogenmod and it doesnt work?
[Android Software Development] Magpie42:
Pie invisible

Sorry, if this issue has been reported before, but although scanned the thread since 2.5b4's release I couldn't find s/th appropriate.

Problem is: In LMT's latest the pie is invisible sometimes ... i. e. the buttons (even longpress ones) are working, although I do not see them.

Sometimes this could be solved by trying to get the pie multiple times, sometimes just waiting a while heals the invisibility.

Restarting LMT service solves the problem in any case.

Any suggestions?

Cheers, Magpie
[Android Software Development] TheShamsMan:
Hey guys!

Long time LMT user here. Love the work!

Recently purchased a Nexus 6P and have been experimenting with different ROMs and Kernels. One thing I found though, with the latest LMT release is that is starts up very, very slow. After my phone has fully booted, it'll take about 45 seconds before LMT comes up. And because of LMT's delay, all the other apps that require root are also delayed, like Kernel Auditor and all the changes it's supposed to apply on boot.

At first I thought it was a ROM/Kernel issue, and it could still very well be, but the issue with LMT was consistent throughout.

Once LMT starts up, I am also experiencing a lag with the back button. A full second delay at least before it actually goes back.

Was wondering if anyone else was experiencing similar issues? Thanks for the help!
[Android Software Development] SwimDrewid:
6p user here. Same experience on a combination of 3 different roms (stock, pure and aosp) and kernels. Great app, but it looks like on boot takes some time to achieve root