[OnePlus 6 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Funk Wizard:
Downloads:

Swift Installer

Magisk Module

Pie Rescue Zip

Installation Instructions:

1. Install the Installer from the Play store.

2. Download the Magisk Module. Open Magisk > Go to Modules > Tap the + icon > Select the Module to flash > Reboot

3. Open the Installer > Run through the initial setup & Grant it Root Access

4. Select and install the Accent color & continue to install the overlays

5. Reboot once System prompts a reboot after it finishes installing the overlays.

6. Once you boot the installer will take a couple of minutes to verify the resources and finish installing overlays

7. Reboot again manually after a couple of minutes.

8. Boot up and Done, Enjoy the #FunkyOOSDarkside :good:

Uninstaller

Whenever you want to go stock, simply

1. Deactivate and uninstall the Magisk Module

2. Download the Pie Rescue Zip

3. Reboot to TWRP & Flash the Rescue Zip

4. Reboot System and the overlays should be all gone.

5. Uninstall the Installer app if you want to remove it completely.

Please Note:

* For your own safety, you must remove all overlays before performing any kind of software\firmware upgrade (device OTA, ROM flash, etc) as you can boot to an unusable system if you don’t uninstall all overlays first.

• Pie Magisk modules users: as you may know some modules can cause a conflict with the overlays and disable them after a reboot. You can now solve this by using the Installer with its Magisk module too. You can find the module here or in the “Downloads” section in Magisk Manager, and the Installer will install overlays systemlessly with it.

* When you swap to module mode, the Installer will attempt to convert all your current overlays to the systemless method. This conversion may fail if you currently have modules that are conflicting enabled, and the overlays will simply end up removed. Nothing to worry about - just reboot, reinstall all the overlays (it's super quick on Pie!), reboot again and you're good to go.

* Alternative scenario: the conversion fails and the overlays in system don’t end up removed either; you need to simply open up the Installer, select all in the Active tab, and Update tab, uninstall all the overlays and reboot. You also can, as another option, flash the Pie TWRP rescue zip you find up here. After this is done and you boot back, and making sure the module is enabled, you can simply reinstall everything, reboot, and done.

* Bonus for the Magisk module mode: if you need to disable all overlays for any reason, you can simply disable the module from Magisk Manager and reboot - overlays are gone!

• To make sure the theme works fine on OxygenOS, you MUST enable the native OxygenOS dark theme. You can do so from Settings > Display > Theme, and pick dark.

• Important notice about the System accent in OxygenOS: when you change the accent color in the Personalize tab and update the Android System overlay, the OxygenOS ROM will still keep the old SystemUI accent cached, and keep doing so even after a reboot. The way to make it update is: go to Settings > Display > Accent color; pick any random color (bonus: the bottom right accent will be changed to white, and you can pick it and keep it for Settings and SystemUI), apply it, then tap on Accent color again and pick the top left accent, which will be actually changed to the color you’ve selected in the Personalize tab of the Installer.

• The base of the overlays is currently a dark theme! White or any too light background can’t be input in the personalization tab, because it would end up making all the foreground elements, which are themed to be white or light grey, to get barely visible or invisible.

• Any too dark, or too light (including pure white) accent, can’t be input in the personalization tab. Explanations below:

- It can’t be too dark because the accent ends up being the foreground text color or icon tint color in many cases, and it would become barely visible or invisible.

- It can’t be too light because the accent color ends up being the background to foreground elements (both texts and icons) that are white or light grey, and it would render them barely visible or invisible.

• Beta versions of the apps and beta software are NOT supported. Please avoid reporting issues when using any betas. The overlays are based on stable releases and it is only expectable to have issues when trying to apply the theme on beta software. This is however different for apps that have a separate release channel for betas and for which we provide an overlay, which are for example Chrome Beta and Samsung Internet Beta. The fact those apps have overlays does NOT make a rule about beta apps being supported. The fact a beta version may work or may have worked before it got an update does NOT make a rule about beta apps being supported.

Full changelogs are available in the app, from the 3-dot menu!