yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Nice to hear, thank you :). I simply used Eclipse with the standard ADT, and used java as a programming language. The only code not in java are the shaders. As I mentioned above the simulation is done exclusively in the fragment shaders. The java code is responsible for gui elements like buttons, menus, and delegates user input to the shaders. Similar apps like Fleya were compiled using the NDK in contrast to my app.
[Android Apps and Games] qbcgraphics:
:good::laugh: This app is very cool and i like it!!! Thanks to the developer
[Android Apps and Games] dancer_69:
Very nice effect. I would like a live wallpaper like this!

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] JelkeSoftware:
Looks great! :good:
[Android Apps and Games] Arbiter7:
Ahhhh java xD I love javascript even though it's not related Java not so much haha. Thankfully Unity3D has it's own IDE and is easy to use I recommend it over anything.
[Android Apps and Games] Dende77:
Crazy!!

Just awesome! DIdnt know that I was such an artist!! No really great work! You can draw nice pictures in seconds!! But dont do it if youre drunk ;)!
[Android Apps and Games] takatori:
Very nice app
[Android Apps and Games] maxdk9:
Cool effects. May be author write tutorial about how he did this
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Unity3D would be worth a look. When I realized that I would have to pay like over 1000 $ to render to textures, I didn't continue experimenting with it. But implementing the layer using OpenGl directly in my Android app demonstrated the advantages of using a game/rendering engine like Unity3D. The compatibility of Unity3D to several Android devices is maintained by the team working on Unity3D. In contrast writing glsl shaders and so on yourself leaves you with the problem of keeping your OpenGl code compatible to thousands of Android devices. On some devices it might work, on others the output might just be black due to errors in the drivers ... yes, I had that problem, and had to do some dirty workarounds.
[Android Apps and Games] Extiward:
Nice fluid dynamics implementation! Good work!
[Android Apps and Games] maxdk9:
Thank for tutorial. Now i try to use this in my current project.
[Android Apps and Games] OptimView:
Very good

Nice and interesting app! And also very relaxing.
[Android Apps and Games] Barrock:
Really creative and simple to use. Good work!
[Android Apps and Games] OptimView:
cool app! it gives a nice touch to my phone and it's also funny to use:good:
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
My app does have a live wallpaper, I already mentioned that in the title and the first post :D
[Android Apps and Games] marketa83:
nice wallpapers! Thanks for post.
[Android Apps and Games] new_challenge:
Good app, I've never seen any app before. Very exciting, now I can make my own wallpaper. Thank for sharing it!
[Android Apps and Games] Kimreik:
Beatiful. I painted all day in class
[Android Apps and Games] pytachok:
Good work!
[Android Apps and Games] bounce_ball:
Beautiful animation. I wish I liked math. Want to code something like this.
[Android Apps and Games] rmrf:
Amazing app. Good luck developer! I wish I could be a OpenGL wizard like you :D
[Android Apps and Games] adanteny:
Cool application and Live WallPaper too... But I was a little deceived tho : I bought the 'paid' version to be able to load my own image (from Pictures, Photos or whatever), but this feature doesn't work with the LWP (or at least I was unable to configure it ) :(

I've tried the settings, but nothing about loading any picture.

Any good news about that point? Thx in advance.

PS: displaying and choosing a local picture on your device is badly implemented :( please, give it a lifting :D
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Thank you for your opinion :) . I just sent you a PN for discussion.

General question to all of you: Do you prefer a gallery of images for loading images? Or would a file explorer be better? My personal preference would be a file explorer, but I wasn't sure at all if the typical user would be comfortable with navigating through the file system manually, because I saw Android devices without preinstalled file explorers.
[Android Apps and Games] Mega Montana:
File explorer preferred here.

P.S. Amazing job with this app!!!!
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
adanteny told me that it would be a good idea to let the user choose an app for loading the image (ES file explorer, Android gallery, dropbox, and so on). I think this is not a bad idea for an update, and I will give it a try.
[Android Apps and Games] opera33:
This is so cool! Thx!
[Android Apps and Games] adanteny:
+1 ;)

Envoyé de mon One en utilisant Tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] hboregio:
I'm amazed at how smooth it runs! I thought it would lag on my S3 mini but nope, runs fine!

Did you just use OpenGL or are you using any other third party libraries?
[Android Apps and Games] timmy2702:
Amazing app...thanks for making it. I highly recommend this app to others :)
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
The simulation as well as the rendering is not done by any third party library. OpenGl is used exclusively for that.
[Android Apps and Games] veryFATHAMSTER:
Wow great physics. And it runs very fast on my Moto G, no lag at all. Good job :)
[Android Apps and Games] luxe38:
Great. This app is very fluid.

Thibaut.
[Android Apps and Games] banana77:
This is a cool app and I like it. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] tiniwings:
Hi, Thanks for the cool app, any option to have white background along with black??

I like to see how colors play with white.
[Android Apps and Games] StarStoneGames:
Amazing!

Wow this app is as good as it looks. Beautiful rendering capabilities and lots of options to customize the look of your work. No other app is even similar to this.

Cheers! :)
[Android Apps and Games] alaeidmeu:
Developers had done a good job, really impressed good optimization very unique with amazing physics and interactions .
[Android Apps and Games] 4everalone:
Good images, I like it
[Android Apps and Games] duplex199126:
Fascinating! its very, very, very cool app i like it!!!
[Android Apps and Games] bounce_ball:
I second that. I want to select a background color.
[Android Apps and Games] silverlining:
Great work. Im not a big fan of live wallpapers but this one is amazing. Well done. Bought to support :)
[Android Apps and Games] XperiaSole:
Great! Very interesting app. I I like it!
[Android Apps and Games] smallpotatoco:
very nice effects! Good job!
[Android Apps and Games] Joongly:
Awesome! Very unusual and interesting feelings!
[Android Apps and Games] silverlining:
Hi. I really like how it looks when my phone is sideways, could you implement a way to offset gravity direction? Just as orientation does
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Those features are now implemented, and I published the update some hours ago. The Live Wallpaper of the paid app has now a new visualization mode called "refraction visualization", which is available after choosing an image. In this visualization mode the chosen image is displayed in the background, and the fluid can be seen running over it:

[IMG="LWP"]http://33.media.tumblr.com/28357e866a7a0dff5fbda5f07ede0d5a/tumblr_ncgr0o9E8n1tktekzo1_1280.png[/IMG]

For image selection the Android photo Gallery, or some other third party apps like dropbox, ES file explorer, ... can be used in both LWP and the regular app.

[IMG="choose image"]http://31.media.tumblr.com/0d4f7701d8b19cb97d49fd13d4d32e1c/tumblr_ncgr1fPat91tktekzo1_500.png[/IMG]

Furthermore the gravity can be offset in the free app and in the full version. The options gui allows the user to rotate the gravity vector by 0°, 90°, 180° or 270°.
[Android Apps and Games] adanteny:
Hehe, nice, I've just updated the application on Google Play...and it's really cool! Kudos man, you rocks!

Will play with it a.s.a.p!
[Android Apps and Games] EOA_DEV:
Keep up the good work!

Very interesting app. Nice work!
[Android Apps and Games] heihei_ivan:
great app it runs smoothly and the fluid seems nice
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
I am glad that you like the update :)
[Android Apps and Games] ArkLab1:
really beautiful, congratz
[Android Apps and Games] adanteny:
It's working like a charm : you can choose any bkgnd image easily anywhere on your phone or cloud, and effects are cool. I still need to try zillions of settings tho :D

Sent from my OnePlus One.
[Android Apps and Games] bounce_ball:
I like the new update a lot. Well done!
[Android Apps and Games] banana77:
good upate, thanks developers.
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
New update of the Live Wallpaper of the free version of my app: the "refraction visualization", which has an image in the background with fluid with colored vortices flowing over it is now available for the free version of my app too. In contrast to the full version only predefined images can be loaded.

[IMG="refraction and colored vortices"]http://38.media.tumblr.com/0c70d50437d04cb3dd48b26707bea8f0/tumblr_ncvxj94g2X1tktekzo1_1280.png[/IMG]
[Android Apps and Games] mbrebion:
Good Work !

I'm really impressed about the work you've realized and i had a few question about the 2D solver you used :

- What is your grid resolution in x and y axis ?

- What is a typical frame-rate that you can get on android devices ?

- Is it possible to add viscosity effects in the context of shaders ?

- What boundary conditions do you use ? And what happen to "particles" advected outside of the screen in the advection step?

Moreover, did you consider multi-grid method to solve the Poisson equation ( they are really faster than Gauss-Siedel or Jacobi solver , but maybe impossible to implement in the context of shaders)

Cordially

Maxence Brebion
[Android Apps and Games] Syntaxer:
Nice app, good job!
[Android Apps and Games] _Mad_Scientist_:
Hi, Magic Fluids dev here. :)

Great work, I thought about moving my code to GPU for some time (but I think I'll pass and just keep improving my CPU solver instead - I think about trying out the multigird technique that was just mentioned above).

Altough I'm curious what is better for battery - using a lot of CPU or using a lot of GPU. I had a good deal of complaints about battery usage in Magic Fluids.

I don't think I get the refraction vis. thing. I mean I think I know how it should look like, but I can't find it in the free version. Well, I'm probably gonna buy the full one eventually anyway.

One thing you may want to fix is resetting the simulation when coming back from other app or menu. I suppose the reason is OpenGL context restarting. If that's the case, then it might be difficult to do in the app mode (there are some solutions but I'm not sure any of them works well - I didn't try very hard though). But it might be possible for the wallpaper mode - if you're using some of the codes lying on the Internet that reimplement GLSurfaceView for live wallpapers, like Robert Green's code (instead of using the existing implementation of GLSurfaceView), then it's fairly easy to modify it so that it doesn't destroy the context on pause.

Kudos.
[Android Apps and Games] CodeMonkey14:
Great app. I like it!!
[Android Apps and Games] humale:
Nice wallpapers but does it eat battery? I will try
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Thank you :) . On my SGS II smartphone I haven't experienced a significant increase of battery usage. Currently fluid paint makes up only 2 % of the battery usage with the wallpaper running in the background in refraction mode with a background image, and today I played around with the app gui of fluid paint additionally.
[Android Apps and Games] _Mad_Scientist_:
I can't take too much credit. I think the author of Fleya Mircea Nistor was the first.
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Fleya is also worth mentioning, that's right. In this post, where I offered a little overview about the fluid solver, I also posted an image of his app.
[Android Apps and Games] sightens:
This is a really great app! It also can be my night lamp :D
[Android Apps and Games] myke38:
Very beautiful !
[Android Apps and Games] magamionet:
Fantastic application.Never seen something like that. Thx dev, good job:good:
[Android Apps and Games] clauncher:
OMG. This is so cool and I never seen it before. Hope it could match with our CLauncher. Is it possible, dude?:confused:
[Android Apps and Games] 12er:
Thank you very much :D . And yes, my Live Wallpaper works well with the CLauncher!

For everyone else, clauncher implemented a launcher called CLauncher: CLauncher
[Android Apps and Games] phil3992:
Interesting idea, looks very good I can see people using this to enhance their phone backgrounds
[Android Apps and Games] BGame:
Very interesting app. Never seen anything like it before. Incredibly beautiful
[Android Apps and Games] Rik1988:
Great work, could take my eyes (and fingers) off the screen for a while :)

Fluid simulation is great :good:
[Android Apps and Games] banana77:
I second that, fluid simulation rocks. Cool app.
[Android Apps and Games] sylsau:
Hello,

Great effect man.

Thanks :).

Sylvain
[Android Apps and Games] phoenix93:
Fascinating app and beautiful wallpaper. Love the colors.
[Android Apps and Games] muscle92now:
I love this wallpaper!! It's relaxing, and it helps me to stay calm. Great app!
[General Questions and Answers] kallista:
tried framaroot , kingo root, srs root, towelroot says not supported,.any ideas?
[General Questions and Answers] popoair:
the latest version of kingoroot work at a 100% bro (1.2.7), I have rooted my blu life play 4.4.2 today!
[General Questions and Answers] BadRx:
It's true brotha, the KingRoot WORKS! However I didn't want to go that route when it came to rooting. I didn't want to go about it by exploit. I would have rather used the Android DeBugging (adb) tool to have flashed the rom. It's funny,kind of, that just after rooting --which by the way I spent most my entire day looking for hour to flash with adb. A simple search would have probably resolved my my root needs quicker but the problem was I DIDNT KNOW I could flash with adb. The only other time I've rooted a phone using fastboot and adb was a while ago on my HTC Desire 510 in which a lot of procedures were involed like unlocking OEM bootloader, something with an RUU and a mess of stuff that I just couldn't remember. So if your interested in using the adb and fastboot tools and not having to install an app that just exploits someway to to achieve root then check out this broken down guide (meaning, you would have to have the prerequisite files reading... not a tutorial:

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot reboot

adb remount

adb push UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip /sdcard

adb push root /system/xbin

adb shell

chmod 755 /system/xbin/*

flash_twrp

reboot recovery

In recovery naigate to UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip and install.

This little guide was put together By vampirefo, Senior Member on 30th June 2015, 03:12 PM

Over here ->>> http://xdaforums.com/studio-5/general/root-twrp-2-8-7-0-recovery-flasher-t3146980

The only thing I want to add is that this was compiled for the Studio-5 in mind, however we're not flashing the system any, we're falshing the boot and the recovery. Continue at your own risks. Or head on over to that thread and see what's the scoop.
[General Questions and Answers] MTKHACKER:
very good !
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d-rail:
Usually I leave WiFi on all day, and my "cell standby" time shows 40-60% time without signal. Today I had WiFi off all day and only show 13% time without signal. I noticed that my phone said "no service" very few times today too. Same locations as usual.

Is this a known thing?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Arunscape:
I've been wanting to try an compile Android for myself to see how it's done, even though Slimroms officially supports my device..

Only problem for now though, is I've successfully compiled the ROM and everything but after I flash it, it won't boot.

I get stuck at the Slimkat splash screen. The boot animation doesn't start. Adb can recognize the device being connected. I haven't tried any adb commands other than adb devices. The LED doesn't come on like it's supposed to while booting. While the phone is connected to a computer, you can't look at the files on it while it's in this state.

(my device actually is a d2can but, it's pretty much the same as a d2att)

The ROM is supposed to work for all of the lte variants of the siii

Here are the commands I have used to compile it after installing java, bison and some other stuff... Ubuntu 14 LTS

mkdir ~/slimkat/

mkdir ~/slimkat/androidsys/

mkdir ~/slimkat/bin/

cd ~/slimkat/androidsys/

repo init -u git://github.com/SlimRoms/platform_manifest.git -b kk4.4-caf

repo sync

. build/envsetup.sh

lunch slim_d2lte-userdebug (I also tried brunch d2lte userdebug)

make -j2 bacon

Update: I fixed it. Just needed to add some files from theloonybin

https:// github.com/TheLoonyBin/proprietary_vendor_samsung
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] S03iT:
can you be more clear how you add TheloonyBin ???

is there a command line for terminal or i just copy paste from the link ?

i have left msg in slim forums as well :) but for different problem.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Arunscape:
Git clone (put the url pf theloonybin)

Then it will dowload the files in a folder called.proprietary_vendor_manufacturer

Copy the folder.of your device into ~/source/vendor/manufacturer
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Decepticaons:
Installing a new Rom tomorrow, I don't want to lose my game data or pics. Where can I move them on my phone during the wipe and install so I don't lose them?
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dean_fx:
Hey all -- Is there any way to disable the warning that prompts when you have headphones on and you want to put the volume past 75%? If you need a screenshot, I can provide one. (I am rooted)

Thanks in advance!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 20degrees:
Xposed. G3 tweaks box.

G3
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpyazel:
I'm looking for this too, but I am not seeing it in G3 TweaksBox. There is a "Disable Safety Headset Volume" option, but that is just to prevent the phone from turning the volume down when plugging in earphones. I see nothing for getting rid of that annoying popup.

Edit: Looks like it does both, even though it doesn't explicitly say that.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 20degrees:
Was just gonna say. ^

G3
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] nguyenv:
For all those fans of Blackberry out there, looks like another component to add to your Hermes phone.

http://www.blackberry.com/news/press/2006/pr-06_12_2006-01.shtml
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] miltons:
BlackBerry Connent (838Pro only)

ftp.xda-developers/Hermes/Tools_and_Programs/BBC_software_Dopod838Pro.zip

(15.86MB)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] nmonger:
Blackberry on vodafone

BB also works well on this TyTyn and Wizard with standard BB connect from Vodafone website
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] brmcguire:
Looks like the link doesn't have a DOT COM after xda-developers. I do not have permission to login to the FTP site. Is this site public to the forum members?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] brmcguire:
I currently have the BB Connect off the Vodapone site as well. I am hoping the Dopod version fixes the GSM only connection. My BB Connect does not stay connected under UMTS. I have to force a GSM connection then I am good.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] SecureGSM:
provided link is broken. there is no such a file there
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] miltons:
Typo Mistake

Sorry for typo mistake:

ftp://ftp.xda-developers.com/Hermes/Tools_and_Programs/BBC_software_Dopod838Pro.zip

NOTE: All files are available from the following FTP site:

Server: ftp.xda-developers.com

User: xda

Pass: xda
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aylmer:
blackberry

Hmm thanks for the download. I am currently using blackberry for the nokia and it works.(both BIS and BES) I have moved the SIM card over to the dopod but it doesn't connect to the server.

The service remains as stopped and you can't restart the service. I have also gone to the blackberry "identity" front page and it indicates PIN is pending, IP address = no connection. I can surf on PIE fine and UTMS is forced to be off. What can be wrong you think? Is it something to do with the extended ROMs still missing something?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aylmer:
BY the way,

i am using a 1.23.707.1 ROM, Radio 1.06.00.10, bootloader 1.04

Has anyone sucessfully connected to blackberry on the dopod? if so, what's your ROM number btw? Did you have to install Pof's SuperCID?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] CJNYC:
brmcguire...

From the looks of it, you are using your phone in the U.S., and since you discuss UMTS, that means you can only be on Cingular. The problem with BB Connect and UMTS is not related to the software. It was confirmed by a Cingular rep on HoFo that Cingular has not turned on Blackberry access over UMTS yet, as they have no devices out that will use it. They plan to turn this on shortly, as they will probably push out BB Connect for the 8525. Don't pull your hair out trying to get the software to work over 3G, Cingular doesn't support it yet.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] brmcguire:
I don't think I am pulling my hair out, but I figured that Cingular did not support the UMTS/BB Connection yet. I have been fine with using BB Connect over GSM/GPRS.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] aylmer:
Hi guys,

Unfortunately i am not in the US. I am in Singapore, have 3G/UTMS turnedoff so that i am only on GPRS. But it still doesn't work.

On the identity page, the PIN is still pending and IP Address still show's No Connection.

:(
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] justin_stuckey:
Hi there,it appears that the link is either broken or missing. Can someone please post the file "BBC_software_Dopod838Pro.zip" again? I want to try this on a Dopod 838 pro in Australia. Its not currently available on the AU website for download.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] titus666:
Did you use the desktop software to generate a PIN? BB Connect does not support over-the-air activiation.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] bukhariwaheed111:
unable to install

Using kamikazde on tornado, message in install

unable to install uncertified system detected

any help
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Hi guys

I was using Philz Touch Recovery in order to install ViperOne ROM (chose the install a new ROM instead of just wipe data option). I successfully did that but the phone took forever and still didn't boot in the ROM, it was just stuck at the HTC splash screen forever.

I decided to go back and flash TWRP instead and then wipe the device but then I realized that the SD card was NOT mounting. I went back to Philz Touch Recovery, same thing. Now I am stuck without a ROM, and with a SD card that will NOT mount in recovery.

I tried sideloading the ROM via ADB and it reached about 50% then gave me a "fail: protocol error" or something like that.

I really don't know what to do.

Right now I am attempting to copy the ROM to my external SD card, insert it into the device and try to install it from recovery, but I am not sure if that's even going to work.

Please help me guys! I My device is S-OFF (which I just achieved today and it was a PAIN IN THE *SS) and of course bootloader unlocked and with superCID 11111111. Would running a .401 RUU help? I cannot find one though.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
I tried installing the ROM from external SD card and it failed. I don't know what to do! please help

EDIT: I think I fixed the problem. I believe the SD card was formatted poorly thanks to Philz Touch Recovery (CWM Advanced Edition) and formatting it using TWRP fixed it. It now shows up in recovery and is mountable.
[Paranoid Android Q&A] bisines12:
How do I get the Paranoid Android volume panel on PAC ROM 4.4.4 beta 1.0?
[Paranoid Android Q&A] Pirateghost:
Well, PAC would have to compile it with the ROM. You need to ask them

#stayparanoid
[Paranoid Android Q&A] bisines12:
Thank you !