[Xposed Framework Modules] zst123:
Yes, that's a tablet specific problem. Apparently, it only happens to certain tablets, so I don't have a way of detecting it. You'll be better off using a battery bar app from the play store with more features.

No.

It's probably something to do with your ROM. It seems to "skip" the clock detection done by the module.

The mods that affect all apps are Scrolling Mods, ListView Animation and Toast Animation. Does it show a FC when opening Translate? or it doesn't show any error? All 3 animations can be

1) Try searching http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52905947&postcount=969

2) I don't want to port it anymore.

It's not possible. It's an Android limitation. The animation must be compiled to run. It cannot be a raw file from the SD card.

XuiMod battery bar is placed on the status bar. In fullscreen, both are hidden.

You'll be better off using a battery bar app from the play store with more features.

There's no way. Only certain HTML is usable (not even the full HTML). Javascript is not supported.

You can suggest in the Xposed Modules Collection Thread for someone to create this.

Yes, my IME Animations is flawed in this part. However, I don't have a fix for it.

I don't know why this is happening, since what I used is a very generic code for detecting the battery percentage. I suggest you try battery bar apps on the Play Store and see if they have the same problem.

No, XuiMod's battery bar doesn't rely on any battery bar service in any ROMs.

XuiMod battery bar is placed on the status bar. In fullscreen, both are hidden.

You'll be better off using a battery bar app from the play store with more features.

When Android L is officially released with source code.

XuiMod's is open source. See the source code in the first post of the thread.

No. The Scroll Friction is "read only". So I can only change it before the app is launched.

(You need to close the app or swipe it away from the recents for the settings to apply.)

Yes, there is support for CM10.1

I can't fix anything because you haven't told me what exactly is "not working".

Android Team keeps the old source codes from past versions of Android inside the ROM.

So in ICS onwards, the Gingerbread recents screen is still inside. I merely referenced to it.

Gingerbread recents screen takes 1 second to open ion my phone as compared to the default recents screen (up to 5 seconds), that's I I'm using it.

Android L's source code is not even released and I can't implement it because it has so much changes. (There's a limit to what Xposed can do.)

-.- Really?

You are using the <font color="#ffffff"> tag. It changes the clock color to white. Of course it will override Tinted Status Bar.

System Animations is controlled deep in the System. Use Developer Options -> Transition animation scale.

With all these animations, the GPU is constantly working. It is not only you if you experience slowdowns and shorter battery life. I no longer use this module on a daily basis due to lag.

It seems my hooks are being applied but the system is just not using it. Maybe HTC kept the old codes (but unused) and just added new ones together. I don't have any fix for it too.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46337092&postcount=3

Look under "Tips for this module:"

-.- Seriously?

I don't have your phone. I can't fix anything.

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