Pie controls on galaxy s2 int - Android Apps and Games

For those who want pie control you don't need to install lmt launcher you can enable pie control even if its not showing on the latest nightly cm10.1
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kidzwai said:
For those who want pie control you don't need to install lmt launcher you can enable pie control even if its not showing on the latest nightly cm10.1
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But how?
its looks awesome (of course) but how did you do it?

First you must enable on screen navigation keys for that edit your build.prop in root/system/build.prop
Add this line in the end "qemu.hw.main keys=0
I'm sure you can Google how to do it then when you've enabled them in your settings pie controls will be visible under settings/system
Then enable expanded desktop to be able to use pie control
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Sorry reboot after editing ur build.prop
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[Request] Nav bar and disable buttons

I've looked around and I can't find any mods that enable a nav bar. I'm also looking to disable the captive buttons on the screen. Can anyone help me?
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ruben8448 said:
I've looked around and I can't find any mods that enable a nav bar. I'm also looking to disable the captive buttons on the screen. Can anyone help me?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30048716
Page 1 of that thread has pre made zips (thank Sheffy007), but if you are running anything really new they might not be ideal. Using the guide (see link) will work on any rom.
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Thanks. I tried that but those files are no longer there.
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What Rom? I can post the key files so you can make the nav bar
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To enable the navbar on a ROM just decompile the framework-res.apk and navigate to /res/values/books.xml and change the navbar value (forgot the exact name) to "true". When finished, recompile framework-res.apk and push it to your phone.
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mybook4 said:
What Rom? I can post the key files so you can make the nav bar
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I am running the nightlies. I like the navbar from aokp because you can adjust the size. That's what in interested in
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[Q] [PAC-ROM] [4.2.2] Enabling the Navbar

Hey guys!
So i love the PAC ROM it is by far the best ROM!
But ever since v22.0.0 the Navbar is no longer default so you have to enable it. But I can't! I've tried everything like hybrid properties and extended desktop and disabling pie (I hate pie) but it doesn't work! Can someone please either screenshot everything I need to do or specific instructions so that I can have navbar enabled and working!
Thanks in advance!
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Worth noting I'm using it on my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1
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If you're not in expanded desktop mode it should be in the hybrid properties. I forget which tab, but change the nav bar size to 100%
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Doesn't work
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Hide soft keys

Is there anyway to hide the soft keys on the nexus 5 yet?
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I'd love to do this. Takes up too much of the bottom of my screen!
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JPOKeefe said:
Is there anyway to hide the soft keys on the nexus 5 yet?
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Nexus 5 shipped with 4.4 kit kat out of the box has a full screen mode to hide the soft keys...
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unmaskedfalesh said:
Nexus 5 shipped with 4.4 kit kat out of the box has a full screen mode to hide the soft keys...
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Not for 100% of the time. They made immersive apps but that's it. Please read before posting ignorant comments.
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On the N4 it was possible with:
Go to system/build.prop/ and add the following line at the end of the build.prop file: qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Reboot.
To re-enable set 0 to 1 and reboot
Don`t know if this will also work on the N5, need root off course.
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Not for 100% of the time. They made immersive apps but that's it. Please read before posting ignorant comments.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out. Although I think they changed how you disable them because I couldn't disable them when I upgraded my Nexus 4 to 4.4 either.
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gee2012 said:
On the N4 it was possible with:
Go to system/build.prop/ and add the following line at the end of the build.prop file: qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Reboot.
To re-enable set 0 to 1 and reboot
Don`t know if this will also work on the N5, need root off course.
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Nope didn't work
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I quite like the soft keys, but it is annoying in games. Looking forward to pie control in future roms.
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JPOKeefe said:
Not for 100% of the time. They made immersive apps but that's it. Please read before posting ignorant comments.
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I have read all and being a nexus 5 user u sld know better.
How are you supposed to control your phone without the capacitive buttons..that nexus lacks...how easy it is in case of pie controls to swipe to get menu???
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Haven't tested it on the Nexus 5 yet, but with my old GNEX I used the Xposed framework with the GravityBox module which offers this functionality (hide nav bar and use pie controls).
How do you enable built in full screen from Google ?
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Nope didn't work
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Yes, it does. I did this on both of my N5s and used PieControl.
PieControl works OK but I prefer the GMD app on my N4 though. Waiting for the dev to enable it on the N5.
junks2010 said:
Yes, it does. I did this on both of my N5s and used PieControl.
PieControl works OK but I prefer the GMD app on my N4 though. Waiting for the dev to enable it on the N5.
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edit: had a typo, it does work.
gee2012 said:
On the N4 it was possible with:
Go to system/build.prop/ and add the following line at the end of the build.prop file: qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
Reboot.
To re-enable set 0 to 1 and reboot
Don`t know if this will also work on the N5, need root off course.
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Do u know a way I can rewrite the build prop without a computer... I'm at work with no access to a computer... I thought I could using es Explorer but it didn't save...
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cables2590 said:
Do u know a way I can rewrite the build prop without a computer... I'm at work with no access to a computer... I thought I could using es Explorer but it didn't save...
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You need root to write to build.prop since you need to mount /system as R/W.
Petrovski80 said:
You need root to write to build.prop since you need to mount /system as R/W.
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I just rooted my phone today but kept the stock rom...
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cables2590 said:
I just rooted my phone today but kept the stock rom...
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Great. Enable the root functions of ES File Explorer and edit away.
disabling soft keys in n5
It does work if you root your phone - I followed this and am happy now:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOa3uX4CY2s
edited system/build.prop/ and installed handy soft key.
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Great. Enable the root functions of ES File Explorer and edit away.
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Even with root access I still get an error... I can't figure it out...
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cables2590 said:
Even with root access I still get an error... I can't figure it out...
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Root access -enables- you to mount /system as R/W. It does not mean every file explorer app does so 'on the fly'. First make sure /system is mounted as R/W, then edit build.prop.

Anyway way to add shortcuts to the lock ring on the lock screen?

I couldn't find any options to add shortcuts to the unlock ring on lock screen
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there aren't any, you need custom ROM for that
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no solution yet
Funny I am looking for the same thing. No luck so far but checking out a custom lockscreen called "start"
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.celltick.lockscreen
shengwang917 said:
I couldn't find any options to add shortcuts to the unlock ring on lock screen
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Widgetlocker will also work well.
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You don't necessarily have to have a custom ROM. You just need root. I'm stock rooted and I installed gravitybox which is an xposed module. Gives you lots of options and tweaks.
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automaddux said:
You don't necessarily have to have a custom ROM. You just need root. I'm stock rooted and I installed gravitybox which is an xposed module. Gives you lots of options and tweaks.
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Gravitybox has the option to add shortcuts to the unlock ring. It allows 5 different shortcuts. You just need root, download xposed, then check gravitybox, thats it.

Aditional shortcuts?

Wondering if there's a way to add more shortcut to Quick Settings menu (when you pull down the statusbar)???
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aspot72 said:
Wondering if there's a way to add more shortcut to Quick Settings menu (when you pull down the statusbar)???
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yes but you need root, lots of roms let you do that, i recomend c-rom

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