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[Android Software Development] thor1k:
Thanks, that improves it for the keyboard. What about when it interferes with the icons on the dock in the launcher?

edit: but no way to access the pie controls when the keyboard is open though. rats

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one option would be to vector the touch. Is it a drag-up from the bottom of the screen? open the pie. Is it a touch on a launcher dock icon or keyboard? don't open the pie

well, I already set it to one pixel-- side note, size doesn't seem to make much difference, even at 1 pixel it's always at least 1/4-inch tall. The touch screen definitely has higher precision than this though based on experience with drawing apps, so I don't know why/what that is.

It's moved up a little bit on the google keyboard which probably remedies the issue. The state listener helped in Swype-- but now there's no way to activate it when the keyboard is up.

the Pie Controls in Gravity box for Nexus 5 have it so that it never activates with a touch on the screen, only a touch where you dragged onto the screen from below it. It looks like it doesn't actually activate until about 1/8-inch from the bottom, so it probably is done with vectoring/a gesture. So the code would first check that the touchpoint has started within the bottom 3-5 pixels of the screen (something decidedly below the bottom of the spacebar in the 'most tight' (without that bottom padding in the Google keyboard) of keyboard apps), and that it has travelled at least 20-30 pixels (maybe more, to prevent 'imprecise' or 'sloppy' touches on a dock icon from triggering the pie) vertically from that point.

this would help prevent accidental pie activations from the spacebar in keyboard apps and the dock-icons in the launcher.

It should be the bottom 3-5 pixels or unit-coordinates-of-touch because the touch might not be detected on the very first coordinate.
[Android Software Development] cAase:
Did someone manage to make the notification drawer work on TW 5.0? I hate dragging my finger all the way up. Worked fine on TW 4.4, but not anymore.
[Android Software Development] jaxxes:
Can't speak to this myself as personally, I've disabled the dock on my launcher (Nova). The LMT has enough room for my most commonly used apps and I like the cleaner look to the launcher.

Is there a reason you need to use the pie while the keyboard is open? Of there's a common command you need to access (like the back button to close the keyboard) one solution is to activate an invisible swipe area or a gesture to perform this task. It may seem a bit cumbersome, but I've found I actually get used to this setup quickly. I highly recommend just exploring all the options of LMT and trying different setups if you encounter these types of problems.
[Android Software Development] santosh61:
Yeap ,given root permission for lmt.
[Android Software Development] je55ter:
Yep, that's what I needed, thanks. Works great.
[Android Software Development] texas_born:
Seems to be working fine on nexus 5 with 5.1 installed
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Yeah. The first update without the need to adapt lmt! Thanks Google! :D
[Android Software Development] fateerror:
Maybe I'm not looking hard enough. Is there a way to make it lock your phone as one of the pie? I have the recent apps one and I would love a lock phone one.
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
If you use tasker you can make a "lock device" Task and assign that to a pie slice. I think Secure Settings allows this too, and there are tons of small apps that look the device at the touch of an Icon which usually can be assigned to a pie slice, too.
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
The main path for custom Icons according to the first post is:"/sdcard/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files/"

I've just tried, but I don't even have lmt-folder in this Location. On my phone, the Location for lmt is "\data\app\com.android.lmt-2". I've added a Folder named files there and put my Icons there (naming them pie8.png and pie14.png), but they don't Show up.

Can anyone with a Little more Android-file-System knowledge help?

Aah, forgot: I can Access the Folder with the lmt app only directly on the phone. If connected to the PC, I cannot even find that path.
[Android Software Development] r.albu:
Hi,

Set one with a Key and use 26.

Cheers
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
Did you tried to create the folder ( /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files) and put your files there?

In the options you can modify this path if you want...
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
I modified the Folder Location in lmt and previously, when I didn't get lmt to only Show slices I wanted, I also created respective Folders to no avail :(
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
I have no idea of what is wrong... Sorry.
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
Well, never mind. I may not have the proper icons, but compared to 2 days ago, it's working like I want it to. Thanks for trying to help.
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
Just an idea : what path did you set in lmt? Could you copy / past it here?

I was wondering if it could be a special characters or a misspelling issue.
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
The app installed in /data/app/com. Android.Lmt.

I also just copied that path into lmt, but nothing changed. I just also copied the whole folder to mnt/sdcard/Android/data. And wow, lmt found it, even though the icons are tiny. But that folder didn't get setup on installation. Weird. So how's lmt looking for a folder it never created? Or to put it differently, when I pointed lmt to its own installation folder, why did it still not see what was there? Strange.

But thanks for nudging me to check my folders again. It works even though I don't understand why.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Just to get things right here: lmt installs itself like every other app to /data/app and /data/data. These are folders which only root can access (this is the reason you where not able to access it via PC without su). External icons can be placed on the sdcard. The default search path is /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files/. You have to create this folder structure by yourself though.
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
There's a default folder it looks for, despite it doesn't create it. I think it would be a pain in the a** to adapt it for every android version and device (kitkat vs lollipop, with SD card or not, etc).

Since you can create it or change it, I believe it's a good deal for such a great app :D

Glad you get rid of this!
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
Thanks for all the help. Just to get back to the folder structure. I own a Nexus 6 and so there is no real SD card. Also the emulated thingy doesn't exist. On my phone, there is mnt instead. Whatever. It works now and I'm glad it does and I just wanted to say thanks to all that tried to help. That's why I always go to xda first. Great community no matter what thread you go to.
[Android Software Development] fateerror:
I tried that and it causes LMT to crash and force close haha
[Android Software Development] noname81:
This is not correct since the internal flash is also addressed this way. I also have a nexus 6 and you can do

ls /storage/emulated/0/Android/data

ls /sdcard/Android/data

Both ways are working and showing the external data folders for different apps (for the first user). Then just do

mkdir -p /sdcard/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files

and copy your icons into that folder.

Have fun with lmt! :D
[Android Software Development] Mikegrmn:
Thanks. I don't recall where on my System I created which Folders, but I made sure to have the same structure in both places as soon as I found where the app stuff in General goes :)

After fiddling with the Settings, I now have a nice bulb Icon for Flash and power Icon to turn my Screen off.
[Android Software Development] nunoleite46:
Hello, it is possible add the option to save the LMT settings?

Thank You.
[Android Software Development] scoobyjenkins:
Titanium Backup!

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Android Software Development] thor1k:
I have discovered that when I disable the lockscreen on my LG G2, LMT Pie Controls stops working. Service is still running, but the pie controls don't open. Weird!!!! Can I help provide information to resolve this?
[Android Software Development] charlypaez:
Sorry for the silly question... Long time ago I change the pie extension to black.. Now I want change to transparent again but I don't remember how ?... Can someone please help me? Thank u!! [/ATTACH]

Xperia Z3 D6603.
[Android Software Development] rgraville:
Exactly the information I was looking for. Thanks!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi all,

I just found a setup guide video for the latest lmt version. It's just for the pie part of lmt (no gesture and ISAS overview) but it's really nice. Check it out if you're new to lmt:

https://youtu.be/xq3BoYf6-JM

I also linked it in the OP...
[Android Software Development] replica9000:
When you change the colors, the first 2 characters in the color code control the transparency. #AARRGGBB (Alpha Red Green Blue)
[Android Software Development] charlypaez:
Really thanks u mate!!!!
[Android Software Development] maxiv:
Is there a way to remove LMT launcher notification from the Notification Bar?! It kinda annoys me :/
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
Depends on your ROM...

I presume : system settings > apps > select lmt and disable notifications should do the job.
[Android Software Development] maxiv:
Ah damn, me stooped. I'm using cm12, so a longpress on the notification even got the job done.

Thanks :D
[Android Software Development] reemar:
[MENTION=1864347]noname81[/MENTION] your pie activator works great except one little thing, there is a module called "Flat Style Colored Bars"(link) that cause lmt to not respond while keyboard is shown..

is there anything that can be done for fixing it?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hm, no. Those xposed modules can modify whatever they want in the android framework which is kind of a hack. If some features are broken and some apps are not working afterwards there is not much I can do...
[Android Software Development] beezar:
I have both and they work fine together. Maybe you have the set keyboard state listener checked in LMT? That will make it so when your keyboard is open, LMT PIE will not trigger. Try unchecking the box
[Android Software Development] rgraville:
And it is also working on Nexus 6 with 5.1.
[Android Software Development] Antitype:
Pie Pointer Configurations

Any chance the pie pointer will have user set configurations? I used a Nexus 7 and compared it to a Nexus 5 and the point placement distance traveled was to small on the Nexus 7.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
I agree that this factor might be different on phones and tablets so making it adjustable sounds good. I put it onto my todo list.

Edit: Just download v2.4 since you can now configure the pie pointer warp factor. Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] Kiristiba:
Hi, big big thx for this app, it's so amazing :)

Is there a chance you could add an option to customize the feedback vibration length?

It would be nice, because my new phones has a much stronger vibration , to strong for my taste.

Big thx and greetings from Germany

Kristin
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi, I just introduced a setting for the pie vibration time. Just download v2.4. Enjoy!
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Hi all,

I thought it's time to tag LMT v2.4 since it contains some important fixes for Lollipop. Changelog and download: See OP!

Enjoy! :D
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
One of the best and most useful Android tools since the Power Button!

Thanks for your continued development!

"bye bye sweet Canadian moonshine"

Sent from my SM-N910W8
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Is there a way to transfer settings from one version to another. I use TiBU to backup/restore and switch between manually configured versions for comparison and testing, but have never (in spite of searching high and low) found a way to transfer settings from configured previous version to unconfigured new version.

[EDIT] D'oh! Never mind that previous question. I had been removing old version before installing new version and just found that installing new version on top of old one lets you keep settings however... during the update the pie activation area was changed from left/right (or left/right/bottom) to bottom. If pie position options were added or removed I could see how an index of settings could be thrown off and use the next or previous one down the list without maintaining original setting. In any event LMT 2.4 looking good on Moto Atrix HD running CM11/KK4.4.4

Also, another question (which I've also researched to no avail): Is the failure of the data toggle to function on CM11/KK4.4.4 a known issue? Tasker/Secure Settings offers a workaround but it is not as snappy as native toggle used to be.
[Android Software Development] _Sofos_:
Latest version is working perfectly without a single glitch in Galaxy Note 4 running rooted lollipop 5.0.1.

Any chance of getting new opening pie animations? For both first and second level. Just an idea..
[Android Software Development] noname81:
The fix would be to upgrade to lollipop! :D No seriously, I can check if I can also fix it for older versions...
[Android Software Development] noname81:
What animations do you have in mind?
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
LOL. I test Lollipop every week or two and it is soooo not ready. Maybe I'll switch to it when CM starts generating 5.1 builds but I'm enjoying my lean and mean KitKatt and may refuse to give up battery life to Lollipop's excessively bright backgrounds and busy animations.

If there is some widespread demand for the data toggle fix I'd use it (and would be glad to test and log) but I would have Tasker/Secure settings on the phone anyhow and it is not a great inconvenience, especially now that I know I can update and preserve settings :D

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] _Sofos_:
Uhm, how about getting for example slices 1 and 2 show up first (slide from the side selected or pop up) and then slices 3 and 4 slide out of those two (1&2)?

And the second level slices then show up one by one after 3,1,2,4 like extensions or something (sorry English isn't my native language so my apologies if i don't make much sense!)

Effects like overshoot slices, accelerate-decelerate might also add some eye candy effects?

Just suggesting, your application is awsome as it is anyway. :)
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Those animations would make Pie buttons much slower to use, at least for me since I want to approximate the speed and fluidity of being able to immediately tap a navbar button. In order to achieve that even I disable animation entirely.

That said, I'm not sure what the arrows in your picture are meant to describe but to me they bring to mind a radially expanding circular animation that starts from the activation point - similar to Lollipop App drawer and folder circular animations. I don't like animations and would not like to see LMT get to heavy with non functional components but an expanding circular animation would fit well visually in Lollipop. I hate it :) but it's an interesting idea.
[Android Software Development] sga999:
I'm still having this problem with the new 2.4 version just released. Are any of the 3 people who mentioned this a few pages back still seeing the problem too? I don't know if it's something that needs to be fixed in the Google Search app released on Feb. 26 (not sure if the problem ever occurred before that release) or in LMT.
[Android Software Development] _Sofos_:
Believe me the last thing i want to is getting LMT heavier due to some animation effects. Furthermore i didn't ask to change the default way of how LMT is currently working but if it's possible why not adding more options to it.
[Android Software Development] IronTechmonkey:
Understood, and not knocking your input at all. I am an admittedly biased minimalist so, as long as I can disable animations I'm OK :)

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The only time I ever used LMT to trigger Google's Search was for that test but why not test again

In LMT 2.4 on CM11/KK4.4.4 Pie's native Search button and native Long Press Search each invoke their proper text or voice search panel as expected.

There are lags (sometimes several seconds) in opening the search components, especially if it has not been run for a while and is not cached but that occurs when running search from the native google shortcut as well. Also, although you can get from the Pie-invoked Google text search to the Google voice screen from within the Google interface there is no way to get from the Pie-invoked Google voice search directly to the Google text search screen but those seem to be google problems.
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
Hi, is there any way I could assign Greenfiy hibernate shortcut to a pie?
[Android Software Development] SteveMurphy:
If you mean the actual Greenify app itself, then yes. If you're talking about a specific app/hibernate function, then no.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
It depends. Does Greenify perhaps provide shortcuts to its features? Then you can access them from LMT. I don't know details about Greenify though.
[Android Software Development] shaggyskunk:
Greenify does have a "quick hibernation" shortcut - in addition to the apps general icon

Sweet Canadian Moonshine

Sent from my SM-N910W8
[Android Software Development] SteveMurphy:
I know that most apps (at least newer ones) have extra shortcuts available to add to launchers, etc, but before answering the user I checked my LMT (v2.4) to see if I could add specific shortcuts - I didn't see where that was an option. There are some specific Systems commands you can add, but when selecting an app it doesn't give a list of the available extra or hidden shortcuts for the app, only the basic app itself. Perhaps you can use a Tasker script to do this (as that is an option to add to PIE), but I'm not familiar with that program.

I have now written "app" way to many times today... :cool:
[Android Software Development] Primokorn:
From PIE tab: Shortcut > Hibernate now (+LS) :)
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
That is it.

Thanks
[Android Software Development] SteveMurphy:
[BEN KENOBI] I was wrong [/BEN KENOBI]

Thanks for the picture, my friend.
[Android Software Development] Antitype:
Pie Level/Item Custom Positions/Sizes

May we have the ability to reposition/resize each individual pie's item for both pie level 1 and 2 for easier muscle memory? Flick or swiping diagonally up for items usually seems to take more effort than flicking or swiping left/right or diagonally down or just down on a 7-inch screen with my thumb. It definitely make it more comfortable and less strain on the thumb having to reach so far out while portrait mode. I think this will quicken a user's multitasking ability.
[Android Software Development] puncha1580:
That's what we have the pointer for!!!
[Android Software Development] GJSmith3rd:
I thought that was enabled to try to prevent oom conditions from closing the app.
[Android Software Development] Looki75:
Looking for help!

Hello,

I used LMT several years... first on HD2! Then on Galaxy S3... I just bought a Galaxy S5 and...

For some reason, I cannot make LMT work on S5 with Official Lollipop...

Even after I wipe LMT data, only the "Recent" action works; all other actions don't work. Neither launching a app through pie...

Any idea?
[Android Software Development] Natakranta:
Did you grant root to LMT? Back and home will not work without root. At least that's what I remember.

The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is: CLEAN FLASH.
[Android Software Development] chikimonke:
You are correct.
[Android Software Development] Totriet:
I have an issue when I use OPENPOWERMENU, it just screen off and put the phone in sleeping mode! Do you know why?

Envoyé de mon LG-D802 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Android Software Development] neov:
On stock Lollipop (Samsung Note 3) LMT force closes everytime on call end.
[Android Software Development] jaxxes:
I actually unrooted my phone to get the latest update and was surprised to find that LMT for the most part still worked great! For the back, home, etc buttons, it does need to be granted accessibility access. Otherwise, it's been years since I've tried running LMT without root and I'm impressed how well it does. Many thanks!
[Android Software Development] bobola:
Hi,

I have a problem with my phone where the "Google Now' swipe up is interfering with the PIE.

I tried disabling Google Search but it doesn't work.

I'm on LG G3 Lollipop rooted. Cleared soft navi bar with prop.build

Xposed is not an option atm.
[Android Software Development] Tonus1:
You mean you add it to the lmt black list?
[Android Software Development] bobola:
I disable google service in the app menu and froze the app as well.

The blacklist doesn't seem to work.

I press an app and it does't do anything.
[Android Software Development] MrKaon:
But once you disabled navigation bar there is no way to active Google now by swiping finger.
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Can you post a logcat from the crash please? Thanks!
[Android Software Development] formula84:
Nope its fairly new, they are global...Used them in AOKP custom navbar actions...also in an app called notification toggle and folder organizer. They show as Shortcuts -> (Nova Icon) Labeled as Activities... Really cool, love nova!

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Also one thing I noticed is that when you choose and activity or app you only get "ACT" "APP" to represent them...makes it difficult to know what is what... Any possibility of allowing changing off Icon used (allow custom Icons)?
[Android Software Development] Mao04:
From the OP...

"To have custom icons for the pie items put your own png images into the following folder: "/sdcard/Android/data/com.android.lmt/files/". The default icons have the size 120x96px but other image sizes should also work (they will be resized). You can define custom icons for every pie item and/or for every action (LMT first tries to load the icon for the pie pos, then the custom icon for the action and will use the default action icon if no other icon is defined). To set custom pie pos icons name the png pie[0-19].png where e.g. “pie0.png” will be the icon for pie item level1, item1, shorpress and “pie1.png” will be the icon for level1, icon1, longpress. To set custom action icons just name the png [actioname].png (see command section in the OP for action names – use lowercase, e.g. back.png). Please restart the TouchService after you changed the icons, so that LMT can recreate the pie."
[Android Software Development] djkinetic:
Is there any support yet for the US Variant GS III or any of the GS III for that matter?
[Android Software Development] noname81:
Did you already test it? As far as I know LMT should work on the GSIII...
[Android Software Development] poody:
I tried searching but I didn't come up with anything, but if this has been discussed I apologize.

I'm trying to use the pie controls, while using the browser quick controls. Obviously you can't use them simultaneously, so I tried adding the browser to the blacklist, but having LMT on seems to cause the quick controls to work intermittently at best, and not at all at worst.

Is there a solution to this? Thanks.
[Android Software Development] djkinetic:
took a while to find the right input settings, i set it at 0 the same as the Nexus 7 and seems to be working well.
[Android Software Development] shooter365:
If you don't enable LMT on the hole side you can use the browser quick controls there

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