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[Xposed Framework Modules] shooterlgk:
OK will do..give me a couple minutes
[Xposed Framework Modules] shooterlgk:
Sent
[Xposed Framework Modules] erionando21:
itis not working on my lenovo s939..help me please..tq
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Provide more details.

Root status

Other active modules

Super user rights granted?

Android version
[Xposed Framework Modules] erionando21:
yes super user is granted..my phone is rooted..running android kitkat 4.4.2
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Deactivate all other mofules and reboot and test
[Xposed Framework Modules] erionando21:
signal bar and wifi tweaks not worked
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Youurs is a mkt device, try different colors like orange or purple
[Xposed Framework Modules] filipelima27:
Im im galaxy s5 with xposed framework and download aply the module and aplly a ios signal bar but doesnt hapenned :( can u help me?
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Make sure of following things

You have granted su rights

Tw option is selected

Deactivate all other modules which themes status bar

Reboot
[Xposed Framework Modules] filipelima27:
Nothin changed. I follow the instruction.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Okay, allow some time i will look into the same note 4 and s5 users facing issue
[Xposed Framework Modules] jamesisacneutron:
Not much working

Hello, it seems the only thing that actually works is changing the color of my statusbar clock. Why is that? Any suggestions? Im using an LG L70 MS323 rooted android
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Any other status bar mode you have active.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jamesisacneutron:
No sir
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Provide xposed module logcat file
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
I'm having the same issue - I can change the clock color and navigation bar, but cannot change the signal strength icons (WiFi or network). I've tried the signal bar themeing with and without the Motorola KitKat Support activated - neither makes a difference. Unfortunately, none of the changes take place on a SystemUI restart, it still requires a reboot.

Moto RAZR HD (XT926)

Root

SU installed

Xposed installed & granted root

EDITS:

Stock Moto KK ROM

4.4.2

Thanks for your work, and suggestions are welcome
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
So all 4.4 kk rom are having issue, looks some new changes been done by google.

Okay we will check and release a working update
[Xposed Framework Modules] clueless.chiru:
not working on SG Core i8262 Duos :(

I've tried installing almost every version released. All of them install just fine, but when i open the app,it freezes at the main screen, none of the options work or anything.. pls help
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
First provide more infomation.

Phone model

Android version

Make sure you do not have any other module active which themes status bar.

To test, deactivate all other mods and keep this one active. Do all deaired setting and make sure super user rights are granted.

Reboot and test and report here with info.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Good news for android kitkat users we managed to theme battery icon on lg g2 rinning kitkat 4.4.2 stock rom.

Attach is the screenshot.

Though it is too early to be happy but atleast it worked.

Keep checking today for an update to test.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
As promised we are ready with a new test version which is able to theme KitKat Battery (Tested on LG G2 Running 4.4.2 Stock rom)

Dear Users,

We understand that lot of kitkat users lately have been updating us for non working of the few components in the module hence keeping the same in mind we have started rectification process.

To start with we have managed to theme battery icon of kitkat 4.4.2 rom with LG G2. But due to non availability of the testing handset we cannot guarantee that i will 100% theme all battery icons running kitkat roms from other brands.

Therefore to deal with such issue we have decided to release a test version and request the users to test and leave the feedback with the phone brand and android version they are using to enable us to take care of the other brands.

It is also brought out that we have seen users downloading but not providing feedback which limits us to make changes due to lack of information.

Please Note: Kindly uninstall the old version as this version requires fresh install and complete reboot after making all the desired settings: Also, please do not worry if the battery icons do not align correctly as it may happen with few icon packs which will be delt in the final release. Objective is to ensure it works first.

Touch Wiz (TW) needs to make sure they have tw option checked in to make it working.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
Thanks for working on this! Sadly, still not working on my Moto Droid RAZR Maxx HD XT926, rooted, stock Rom 4.4.2.

I can change the color of the clock, still, but not the battery or WiFi icons.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Paste you're log cat file from xposed framework here.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
My bad, should have done that up front.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Looks you forget to activate the module.

Active the module and then send me the log file from xposed installer app.

Also hope you uninstalled the old version and did a fresh install of this test version.

---------- Post added at 07:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:26 PM ----------

I see 66 downloads and only one user commented. Guys please let us know if battery themeing is working for you or not so that we can work on remaining issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
It was enabled, and I had rebooted, but I went ahead and rebooted again. I have the clock color changed, and that works, and I have the battery icon themed, but that doesn't work.

I'll edit and attach the log in a few minutes, since tapatalk didn't seen to let me attach anything but an image.

EDIT: log file attached
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
It is showing file does not exist.

Uninstall module reboot. Then reinstall, grant su rights. Do the settings and reboot.

So what i understand you have battery icon themes working.

Also pls let me know about the signal and wifi icons.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
Uninstalled. Re-booted. Re-downloaded. Re-installed. Root granted. Enabled.

Changed clock color

Enabled battery theme

Enabled WiFI theme

Rebooted.

Still no dice. ONLY the clock color change is working.

NO battery theme, NO WiFI theme.

Log attached.

I appreciate you looking at this. I do software development (Win only, no Java/Android), and even with a log, I know how difficult it can be to diagnose a remote issue.
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreeMan2012:
OK, having a brain dead moment, can't figure out how to attach the log file to a PM, so I'll just post it here in regards to your earlier PM.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
From the log i can see your battery drawable redirections cannot be done. I have to check that using system ui. But wifi showed no error which means it should work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
ATE issue explaination

Hello there,

The very first thing I will like to state is that battery themeing won't work in Motorola devices with Android 4.4.x +, the reason being its Vanilla Android setup.

Vanilla Android uses a BatteryMeterView.java file instead of ImageView for displaying Battery and our module for the time being only works on the ImageView Implementation.

Secondly, because BatteryThemeing returns a failed trial it stops trying to theme Signal and other Parts supported by our module. So just Disable BatteryThemeing and everything else should work provided Motorola didn't changed the resource name of files for Signals, WiFi, etc.

Yet, if Motorola did changed the names no need to worry. We will work closely with you bring in full Motorola support to our Module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sumeetpingale:
Not working with Smoothest Note 2 1.4 ROM (Android 4.3)
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Xposed log file pls

Disable battery theme and then try
[Xposed Framework Modules] sumeetpingale:
xposed log file

PFA

tried turning off battery mod.. bt not helping
[Xposed Framework Modules] sumeetpingale:
Actually Framework mod is working while the status bar mod is not.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Albos_BM:
nice :)

Very nice job .. It works great on my Lg G2 802 (optimus_g3 1.4.1 rom ft galaxy s5 theme for G2 thanks to [MENTION=4413589]vishal11in[/MENTION]

Thanks :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Thanks bro, i see that there is some issue of alignment with the battery icon. Will correct the same in final release.

Try hitech battery icon with moto circle signL bar they align right.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
I'm unable to change the signal bar theme. Please address this issue. Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Please provide more details

Phone model

Android version

Attach xposed log cat file
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
Hmm this is weird. The problem seemed to fix itself...thanks for the response anyways.

I'll post the log file once the problem resurfaces.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
It generally happens, xposed when rebooted makes corrections.

Good. Btw which phone you are using.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
HTC One m8 (Verizon variant).
[Xposed Framework Modules] DorkyDev:
Tried and still not theming my data signal bar, themes wifi icon, doesn't theme toggles. Note 3 AT&T Stcok KitKat, will do a logcat when I get a chance, 5.1.0 acted the same way.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Okay, we seems to have fixed sammy themeing issue but so far we can confirm it is working with s4. Soon we will release samsung test release and await your feedback
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Hello Users...

Android Theme Engine Version 6.0 To Do List :

24/12/2014-30/12/2014

1.Swipeable Tabs (Done)(24/12/2014)

2.Material UI (Done)(24/12/2014)

3.Samsung Quick Toggles Theme Support (In Progress - Working)(25/12/2014)

4.LG Quick Toggles Theme Support

5.Samsung S5 Support

6.LG G3 Support

7.Theme Resources Size Fixes.

We can't promise that all these will be covered in these 7 days time but we will try our best to do all of them.

We may release a test version in between else the final version will get released on New Year's Eve a.k.a. 31/12/2014
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
A preview of what we have achieved till now :

Swipeable Tabs + Material UI* + Sammy fixes(still in progress).

*The List which lets you select a theme is still Holo themed but we are trying to make it Material styled too.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
Wow. Looks amazing!
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Any1 who can make a new Material styled icon for ATE??

This is what I have created.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Version 6.0-Pre-Release Preview

Change Log :

Tabs with Swipe Navigation.

2.Android Lollipop Material UI[Custom Themed]

3.Samsung Quick Toggles Theme Support.

4.Theme Selection for Module along with an all new Icon.

5.Code Corrections.

6.Other Minor Bug Fixes.

Screenshots :

Samsung Quick Toggles Theme Working/In Progress.
[Xposed Framework Modules] BayBxtch*:
Galaxy s4 m919 & different xposed modules

Im sorry in advanced if my questions seem stupid but im a noob at all the different methods you can use to customize an android os.

So my first question is if the latest version of this module is compatible with tmo galaxy s4 (sgh-m919---running stock tw rom & adw launcher), because in the list of supported devices only galaxy s4 (gt-i9500) is directly listed. I did install & activate the module as well as reboot after selecting which themes/mods i wanted but none of the changes were applied after reboot.

Secondly, my other question is what is the difference between android theme engine module vs XthemeEngine module? Can both modules be used simultaneously or which would suite my device (as i described above) better ? Does each module serve a different purpose and what factors should i consider when choosing between these two modules?

At first i was going to flash a custom rom but i think these two modules may be easier and less risk for error or possibly "bricking" my phone, what is ur opinion?

Thanks in advance, this is my first post and i been doing a lot of research/reading but i just can't seem to find a clear answer to all my questions. So i'd really appreciate some advice...
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
It's always better to clear our doubts so no issues of you asking all these.

Now as the reply to your questions.

Firstly, At this very moment and as of lastest version we don't directly support Carrier Branded Device Models but that dose not means that such a device is totally incompatible.

Try to activate only one part of our module at a time and disable all other and see what works and what not.

Then activate all those that worked.

Secondly, have you ever heard of T-Mobile Theme Engine / CM11 Theme Manager/Engine?

If yes than you will also be knowing how you can install different themes and then choose in theme manager.

XThemeEngine is something like that.

You need special xThemeEngine compatible themes to apply through that module but ATE aka Android Theme Engine provides you themes for different compotents of Android OS within itself which you need to select from list. Most of the themes can be applied on the go provided you have busybox installed.

So when you just want to theme say the signal bars or other statusbar icons or make a custom looking statusbar and navbar and other parts of Android that are supported by ATE, ATE makes it easier for you to do so. You don't need to install extra themes. All are in one place.

But when you want full new UI throughout Android XThemeEngine is a better oprion.

Now it's upto you that what's your requirements.

Hope I was able to clear your doubts.

Feel free to post.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
In addition what my friend wrote,

We are in process of giving a new chhangeover to our module hence check in a day for a test version release.
[Xposed Framework Modules] BayBxtch*:
Thank you so much for that information that was extremely helpful but i have a few more last question.

What are some of the pros and cons between customizing your android through a custom rom vs xposed modules? And are launchers(such as adw launcher or go exlauncher) even necessary anymore if u are using either a custom rom or xposed module?

Does installing/applying new themes with any of the theme engines you mentioned in the other post, have the same effect as flashing a custom rom which forces you to wipe your phone & then having to restore everything? Will the theme affect any of the apps or settings/features on the phone?

Should i install only touchwiz based custom roms if i want to keep certain features & apps like nearby devices, nfc, s beam, samsung link, google apps... for example, if i were to flash a custom rom do i need to stick with TW roms such as chaos rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2543888 or could i use a rom like CM 11 & those apps /features would still be able to be restored and running?

Also, i have read something about the t-mobile theme engine but im not sure of whether or not i must flash a custom rom like CyanogenMod to get it or is there a way to jus install the theme engine on stock rom?

All of this is starting to get a really confusing for me but i really do appreciate all the helpful info you have given me so far :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Well both have their own list of pros and cons.

If you tend to use xposed on stock rom than you will have to download and install different modules for specific tasks.

This has both pros and cons in the sense that you need to individually download different modules of your need making it a time consuming process. But the good side of this is that you have control over features you want to apply and also upon u don't want.

In case of custom rom, you just need to flash it and you have every mods at your finger tips but again this may be bad for you if you want just a small number of features and the other features of that rom proves useless for you.

For XthemeEngine and our ATE you don't meed to flash a custom tom. You need root + xposed + busybox.

For T-Mobile Theme Engine a custom AOSP rom is required.

All these theme engines only theme the way the rom look without tweaking the way it works so no apps or settings get affected in usability.

For Brand Specific Stock Features you need a custom rom based on stock rom. Aosp custom roms won't provide those features such as S Beam or Smart Stay.

At last I would recommend that first you make sure what you want to achieve.

I install custom roms rarely. And that also just for testing or a small change in overall look and usage.

I easily get bored of same white statusbar icons and for that I use My Very Own ATE.

So I don't need a custom rom for that to achieve. Xposed does that for me on my stock rom itself.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Version 6.0 Pre Release --- Test Version

Change Log: Please Note: Fresh install is need for this test version. So Please restart the phone after uninstall the old version and then fresh install.

Material UI

Tab slide View

Code fix for Icon themeing Samsung Phones

Code fix for LG

Working Navigation bar for lg with same theme in home, drawer and in app view. Please select the following option in order to achieve same navigation theme in all window.

settings>Front touch buttons>colour> Black then xposed module theme of your choice

We are working hard to make this module working for everyone hence we only request you to test it and leave your detailed comments of what you liked and what you would like us to change.

Please leave your phone model and android version details also.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
I've encountered a problem.

This version crashes xposed and the app itself crashes when I select the restart ui option.

With this latest version, xposed won't even open.

How do I create a log file?
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
That's not possible.

We haven't changed any thing relating to Restart System UI except for the look of the dialog to confirm restarting it.

Try uninstalling and reinstalling ATE.

Also you should tell which Android version you are using ATE on, Phone brand and model number.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
I assume you have not uninstalled the previous version hence this result.

Please uinstall reboot and then do a fresh install.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Netuser:
Do you guys plan to make standalone Mod for Lollipop as Xposed is not supported ?

Will be really awesome :)

Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
I am afraid we would not until xposed is available for lollipop

Rovo is working on the same and i am sure we will have it soon
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
HTC one m8

Android 4.4.4

RKDN_ROM-ALV-LOLLIPOP-V2

I followed the instructions to the letter.

Uninstalled the old version, restarted the phone, installed the new version, restarted the phone.

When the new ATE is installed, I can't open xposed (it always crashes)
[Xposed Framework Modules] DorkyDev:
Causing Xposed to FC on me as well.

Even after uninstalling rebooting installing new version and rebooting again xposed still fc's.

I also tried clearing xposed cache rebooting and trying open it again and never even loads just FC's right away upon clicking the icon.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Thanks for sharing the details.

We will look into the matter soon.

Can you please provide us details regarding your device brand and model, Android version, rom type, etc.
[Xposed Framework Modules] DorkyDev:
AT&T galaxy Note 3 on TouchWiz KitKat Rom 4.4.2 (Tweaked Rom)
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Xposed version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DorkyDev:
App_Process 58

XposedBridge.jar 54

Version 2.7 eperimental1

I guess it's the latest.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Ok, I will look into the matter very soon.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
I looked into the matter and after thorough checking I have come to the conclusion that Xposed v2.7.1 being an experimental version is causing this issue. The Material UI update along with ATE code implementation is causing xposed to fc.

Revert back to v2.6.x of xposed and your problem will be solved.

I will try to fix compatibility with v2.7.1 in final release.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
We request all s5 users who have tested version 6.0 preview to revert and update us what all options are working so that if anything which is still causing issue can be taken care.

Pls treat this urgent and provide feedback at the earliest so that we can finalize the test version.

Thanks in avance
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Version 6.0 released and ready to be downloaded.

Version 6.0 :

1.Tabs with Swipe Navigation.

2.Android Lollipop Material UI[Custom Themed

3.Samsung Quick Toggles Theme Support.

4.Samsung Galaxy Devices Support Fix.

5.LG Devices Support.

6.LG Navbar Background Themes.

7.Hide WiFi Signal Indicators Option.

8.Theme Selection for Module along with an all new Icon.

9.Code Corrections.

10.Other Minor Bug Fixes.

Download information in opening Post.
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
Why did you remove the battery theme mod that was present on 5.1.1 from this newest version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
Because we did not get enough reverts and feedback from the users confirming its working status. Hence we thought we should remove it for the time being.

It is not specific to anyone, we have time and again requested users to please update us whether or not features works for you but sadly very very less no. Of feedbacks are given which leaves us in no clue hence to make module stable we disabled the features which might break the entire module
[Xposed Framework Modules] CGeyser:
Oh okay. Good to know Just curious :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Moreover you will only see features which are confirmed working on your device brand.

That's why this release is way more stable than any previous versions.

There still may be few minor errors which we missed. We confirm to fix them from time to time with minor updates.

Sent from my LG-D722
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Fresh install ver 6 but wifi icon doesn't change. Revert back to 5.1.0 & it wifi icon changes.

Sent from my GT-N7105
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
What about rest of the icons, is it changing?

Uninstall this version and do a fresh install and if it still gives you the issue post your xposed logcat file here.
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Rest of it did changed.

Clear cache & data... reboot.. installed ver 6 & reboot.

Selected what I need in ANT & applied restart systemui, wifi icon remains stock. :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Oops! Attached are the files.
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
How many times do we need to tell that along with complaint/request do add details about your device?

Sent from my LG-D722
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Sorry... product details, rom type are listed in the xposed log file.

Running kitkat 4.4.2 :)

Sent from my GT-N7105
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Fix is on the way.

V6.0.0.1 will fix this and if any other issue caused due to this error.

The update will be up within 30 mins or even earlier.

Sent from my LG-D722
[Xposed Framework Modules] arnabJ:
Here you go...

Download ATE V6.0.0.1 : http://www.d-h.st/s6j

Sent from my LG-D722
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Thanks! WiFi icon did change.

Minor issue.. I've setup alarm which, after switching different Statusbar icon theme, after refresh systemui, alarm icon does not show.

However, after reboot, the alarm icon comes back on. :laugh:
[Xposed Framework Modules] vishal11in:
This is normal. No need to restart just switch it on and off when you do system ui restart within the app.
[Xposed Framework Modules] suv_168:
Yes. Thanks. Alarm comes back on by switching on & off. :good: