[HTC EVO 3D] PiggyFlooper:
I sent ya pm on A.Forums saying how to enable root explorer on ES File Explorer, when enabling root, ES will ask to use the su binary, SuperSU is in charge of that, and there will be a pop up asking you if you want to grant ES root privileges- to access your /system + other partitions on the device. Just press yes, by default, you only need to grant one time, and SuperSU will continue to allow.

I realize your a beginner(I was this time last year, thanks to xda n its members for the knowledge), you need to become familiar with your file explorer. I like Xplore best for navigating, it's UI- user interface is simple and shows a 'bigger' picture- but it's down side is it doesn't handle large operations well, so use ES to delete the framework-res FOLDER(not apk). It's useless, I'm not sure why dev left it in there.

So, in ES File Exp., hit icon in bottom right corner-view, press on 'medium detail', easier to navigate in this view. To free up more space, delete /system/vendor/pittpatt- find system, find vendor, find pittpatt and press and hold on it, options will show up on bottom, hit delete, hit OK. That frees up over 20 MB. It's for facial recognition to unlock screen I believe.

The reason ya can't add widgets(htc widgets that is) is because this is a 'Senseless' Rom. The sense launcher isn't in base Midnightrom. Although I put up a zip with Sense Launcher with widgets over on main thread. Get it if you'd like. The launcher we use is Nova Launcher, it's waaaay faster. I suggest getting pro version for better transition animations, plus you can enlarge icons.

The sense launcher is called Rosie.apk, it's a system app, and of course it's located in /system/app:) I've had trouble getting ol' Rosie to load unless I flash the zip before the first boot, if you still want her, wipe and reflash.

btw, what all zips did you flash?

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Here's some tidbits of info.

If you don't like the Nexus bootanimation, you can delete it- it's located at /system/customize/resource/Sprint_bootanimation. But it will then display the fallback boot animation that's customized for me. You can find a variety of them in our devices threads. Charlie Brown(for Christmas), Thundercats, 3D ones,etc.

You can add audio to boot, name it android_audio.mp3 and stick it in that same folder. Down animation sound is audio_out.mp3.

Use my fonts package, stomp on the boring.

After flashing the music mods zip, it'll enable xLOUD and sound will be LOUD. To disable, go into Walkman, hit menu key, Settings, Sound Enhancements, options for equalizers will pop up, don't click checkbox to use as default, hit sound enhancements, settings at top right, untick XLOUD, And if the eq isn't working, greenify Sound Enhancements.

There are scripts that run automatically at boot time. They're in /system/etc/init.d. Shell scripts can do a variety of things, such as change kernel parameters, how your 'internet functions', when your android kills apps, activate swap(s), and so on.

Try switching to a Sprint prl.

Use Xprivacy and AFWall to block apps from connecting to internet.

Xposed modules are activated in Xposed Installer- I have thread of which ones are useful on this phone.

I suggest getting app called Logging Test App and its Pro Version. It's only a buck and very useful. Plus it's by XDA legend trevE that unveiled HTC's spying practices and our vulnerability, and who also brought us WiFi Tether, support him!

Rom Toolbox let's you choose which apps you want to start at boot in Auto Start Manager menu.

Greenify and Pro are musts for battery life, stop 'most' apps from running in background- there are exceptions. Use in tandem with Wakelock Detector or Better Battery Stats.

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