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Evo Switch v1.1.1 NovaFreq v1.2.1
(APP NAME CHANGED TO SOMETHING MORE APPROPRIATE)
This is an Android application developed to change the panel frequency for Novatek Panels for the Sprint HTC EVO 4G, in conjunction with ffolkes' Novatek Kernel and netarchy's Kernel,
and any kernel that has maejrep's T2 Interface built in. Every device is different, and with that, those specified kernel's default settings may or may not be optimized with your device.
With this application, you can change those settings on the fly and find the best setting for your device.
[ Please use this application with extreme caution! I am not responsible for any damage this may cause to your device. ]
Requirements:
-HTC EVO 4G
-Android 2.1 +
-Any custom kernel that is built off of toastcfh's htc source
-Novatek Panel
-Root Access
Uses:
-Use as an fps frequency turbo switch for when you need extra fps.
-Use as a debugging tool to test frequencies.
-Use to keep frequency settings even beyond reboots. (new)
Settings:
-340 [Stock] is how HTC intended the EVO to be. This frequency works out to 61hz, but we are capped at 30hz.
-370 [Kernel Default] sets the panel frequency lower than stock, yet provides most around 55fps.
-250 [Stable High Freq] sets the panel frequency higher than stock, which usually gives around 40fps.
-400 [Stable Low Freq] - V2's setting.
-Favorite Setting - Find the most stable setting, and if it's not one of the listed, then "Set Favorite".
-Sticky Settings - Now you can reboot and not have to re-apply your settings!
Custom Setting:
You can put arbitrary settings here, but be warned this may mess up your screen, but usually you can reboot your phone
to change it back to default. Minimum Recommended: 250 Maximum Recommended: 999.
Please do not go lower then the minimum recommended of 250, nor higher than the maximum recommended 999.
To Do:
-Favorite Setting - So you can save the best setting for your device. 07/04/10 - Done!
Change Log:
-Changed app name from Evo Switch to NovaFreq (Novatek Frequency / Freek)
-Totally redid code, should be more optimized.
-Frequencies stick beyond a reboot
-Changed a few of the defaults
-Changed back sleep time to 500ms so the current displayed setting can update (v1.2.1)
Don't be alarmed if you see NovaFreq running in the background. To be able to sticky settings beyond a reboot, NovaFreq has to be run at boot up.
After that you can kill NovaFreq if you want, android will kill it when needed so don't worry.
Thanks To:
ffolkes, netarchy, maejrep, toastcfh, halfline, Cicitrize, geyes30, kpkimmel, joeykrim, and many others involved in trying to uncap the EVO.
Reserved...
Reserved again.
woah, this is badass. I will check it out soon
works great! Whats the number I set it at to equal the V2 setting of ffolkes kernel? I think its 400, is that correct?
Awesome!! This is the first time I've been able to break 30 fps! (thanks to your app!)
I'm on Froyo and the v4 had never worked, but now v4 + high frequency with your app = 40 fps.
I love you.
this may a silly question... but would this fix camera when i have it disabled as to if i switch it on the camera is now broke? or just the kernel itself breaks the camera??
Great little app, I would recommend users experiment with the values just ever so slightly for optimum performance. Using the default value of 361 netted me about 50-51 fps, whereas using 365 nets me about 54-55. Not a huge bump, but even a little bit is nice
Great application. May I suggest adding maybe a quick cycle to move between frequencies so users can go through a number of settings at once? Kinda like the Scan feature in most radios to pick the best frequencies.
timgt said:
works great! Whats the number I set it at to equal the V2 setting of ffolkes kernel? I think its 400, is that correct?
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Yes, I think V2 was 400.
madunix said:
this may a silly question... but would this fix camera when i have it disabled as to if i switch it on the camera is now broke? or just the kernel itself breaks the camera??
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Every custom kernel does not have a working camera, because we do not have the source code for it. When HTC finally releases the source code, then we will be able to fix the camera.
antiphon said:
Great application. May I suggest adding maybe a quick cycle to move between frequencies so users can go through a number of settings at once? Kinda like the Scan feature in most radios to pick the best frequencies.
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This sounds like something to think about. Only problem is, while scanning, no one will know what the fps is unless they have their favorite fps app running, but then we wouldn't know what the frequency setting is since the fps app is running in focus. Might be a bit difficult to pull off without building an fps test into the app.
Well done!! Thanks
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This sounds like something to think about. Only problem is, while scanning, no one will know what the fps is unless they have their favorite fps app running, but then we wouldn't know what the frequency setting is since the fps app is running in focus. Might be a bit difficult to pull off without building an fps test into the app.
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Yeah I agree it would be difficult to implement without a built in fps counter. I was thinking more along the lines of something that would flag or eliminate the frequencies that are really bad (ie the ones which make your screen go haywire). So maybe the user could, for example, pick frequencies 300-310 and then the app would cycle through them 1 second at a time. From there the user would be able to run FPS2D or whatever to test out those frequencies that didn't make their screen all blotchy.
Anyways, just something to think about. Great work nonetheless!
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Yeah I agree it would be difficult to implement without a built in fps counter. I was thinking more along the lines of something that would flag or eliminate the frequencies that are really bad (ie the ones which make your screen go haywire). So maybe the user could, for example, pick frequencies 300-310 and then the app would cycle through them 1 second at a time. From there the user would be able to run FPS2D or whatever to test out those frequencies that didn't make their screen all blotchy.
Anyways, just something to think about. Great work nonetheless!
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This won't work, because the interface that is used to write these settings to the panel cannot handle both full-speed graphics, and setting panel registers. I tried this when I first created the sysfs attr file, and if fps2d is running, it seems impossible to set or query the current T2 value. the display pretty much has to be idle for this to work.
Using a mutex lock might help, but I didn't look into it any further.
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This won't work, because the interface that is used to write these settings to the panel cannot handle both full-speed graphics, and setting panel registers. I tried this when I first created the sysfs attr file, and if fps2d is running, it seems impossible to set or query the current T2 value. the display pretty much has to be idle for this to work.
Using a mutex lock might help, but I didn't look into it any further.
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Yep, that's why I had to put in a "sleep" command in my app so that the system could process the change and update the app on if the register changed or not. Thanks for the interface maejrep!
Where is the link to the switch app?
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Yeah? Where is version 1.1.1? 1.1.0 is the only available for download? Or am I a special needs kid?
Force close only.
apollooff320 said:
Where is the link to the switch app?
Sent from my PC36100 using XDA App
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VoXHTC said:
Yeah? Where is version 1.1.1? 1.1.0 is the only available for download? Or am I a special needs kid?
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Sorry, maybe I forgot to change the version in the app, 1.1.1 should be the only one linked in the original post.
Sprockethead said:
Force close only.
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Do you meet the minimal requirements on the original post? Because you have to be running a custom kernel with the T2 interface in it.
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im not sure whats wrong, i downloaded this on my phone and it says it dosent recognize the file i downloaded
I DO NOT have an HTC Evo, but would LOVE to have one for development, and am saving for one. Bear with me until then I just wanted to say thank you to the few who have donated. I am almost there, any help is appreciated!!! I plan to have my HTC Evo fairly soon
DO NOT FORGET TO READ THE ENTIRE POST ON MY SITE, THERE IS IMPORTANT INFO
THIS KERNEL IS BUILT FOR SENSE ROMS 2.2+
So, it's finally here. It is nowhere near its finished state, or perfect, but I want to get all the bugs reported and taken care of. A BIG shoutout to @toastcfh and @cyanogen for all their work on the .34 kernel for the Evo, without them, this would have been impossible. The .34 branch introduces some nice speed increases along with a few other things. As of now, it does not have HAVS or BFS, but these will soon be implemented. IT IS CURRENTLY BETA. I know this will change however.
Bugs:
* There are some graphical glitches, these will get worked out
* As a result of these glitches, the touchscreen can be wonky
Code:
Also, a little info on HAVS and AVS:
The purpose of HAVS is to minimize the power used by the CPU by determining
and setting the optimal voltage. At the same time, the maximum voltage by
which HAVS can scale to is fixed to a specified voltage depending on the
CPU frequency in order to prevent scaling to a higher voltage than what is
normally used at a specified voltage. The optimal voltage is actively determined
for each frequency and temperature. HAVS actively adjusts the CPU voltage as the
CPU frequency and temperature changes.
ENJOY!
Credits: Cyanogen, ToastCFH for ALL his work on the .34 branch, Netarchy (epson fps panel fix), ffolkes - all for bits of their code (see changelog), Koush for his any kernel .zip, AssasinsLaminent (nova fix), and most importantly, HTC for their kernel source
Download:
As you would expect, I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device
If you like my work follow me on Twitter:
CFS Changelog
Kernel #1
- First kernel release
- Built for sense ROMs
- All things backported you would need:
* WiFi
* Bluetooth
* Wimax (4G)
* Touchscreen
- Noticeable speed increase from .32
- Overclock capable up to 1.113Ghz
- Undervolted for LONGER BATTERY LIFE
- FPS unlocked
- Touchpanel fixes
- All cpu governors included
- OpenVPN support built into the kernel
- All modules compiled that I always include
- New BCM wireless module with combo scan
- Much much more I need to add, it's a first kernel release!
downloading
Thank king
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DL and installing on VirusROM Sense 1.0..
flashing now, thanks King!
THunDA said:
flashing now, thanks King!
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no problem
All bugs will be worked out over time
Just flashed, and its doin' great! Thanks
this is a kernel based on the new release??? sorry for the question
alcangel64 said:
this is a kernel based on the new release??? sorry for the question
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kingklick said:
The .34 branch introduces some nice speed increases along with a few other things.
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unless .34 =/= .34, then yes
Severe over sensitivity in screen touch for me. Just scrolling down app list launched 4 apps in one swipe. impossible to type or even swipe between homescreens. Hw rev 2 novatec panel here. Also some minor screen issues where lines of black would appear. Can't wait for next kernel to try again....
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gtkansan said:
Severe over sensitivity in screen touch for me. Just scrolling down app list launched 4 apps in one swipe. impossible to type or even swipe between homescreens. Hw rev 2 novatec panel here. Also some minor screen issues where lines of black would appear. Can't wait for next kernel to try again....
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same issue, scrolling acting weird and launches apps when i scroll ;(
Joker022 said:
Just flashed, and its doin' great! Thanks
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Good. I'm guessing u have an epson screen?
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App
Same issues... nova screen hw rev 2... oversensative.. can't type or do normal functions. You can tell its a lot faster than .32 versions...
Yep...severe issues on nova screens. Sounds promising but if you have a nova screen hold off for the next revision unless you would like to help log the bugs for him
Sent from my EVO, the true iPhone killer!
zergburger said:
unless .34 =/= .34, then yes
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I think he was talking about the new release as in the kernel in 3.28 OTA update which is still a .32 kernel.
I'm having the same screen issues as the above posters with an Epson screen...
I have a Epson Screen. I run the Burn Droid rom.
Same as others reported, severe touch screen over sensitivity, was barely able to slide down to unlock. opened at least four differnent sections in settings and changed a few settings all while swiping downwards.
Quite a few graphical glitches.
been good last couple hours.. epson. nice work as always
downloading... will report back!
Hi all,
My second app is up on the marketplace:
https://market.android.com/details?id=ph.android.smokeLWP
It's a fluid solver driven live wallpaper and stand-alone app.
The effect is a simple but satisfying dynamic smoke.
Youtube video to follow tomorrow.
I would really appreciate your feedback and feature requests!
Cheers,
-=JK=-
My sgs2 is smoking!
Impressions are good, although with a blank initial screen, thought something was wrong until I touched it...(Duh I know).
A wee bit pixilated but understand the universal performance issue, which would slow most devices dramatically If at a higher resolution.
It reminds me of a app called Fleya, which is on the market, if you are not familiar with it, check it out.
But this is a great start, and being a fan of fluid / smoke dynamic simulations, this is a keeper
Will be following this.
Well done and thanks.
Regards
With reference to the "Fleya" app for reference.
www.appbrain.com/app/fleya/fixedpointcode.fleya
Cheers
Thanks buzzboy.
Yeah, I am also a fan of fleya!
I've got quite a lot to add to Smoke Play to get it to where I want it. I've been messing around with some settings and superficial stuff for about a week so I thought it just needs to get out there.
My ideas for features are:
a settings activity where you can up the detail and iterations on the fluid solver for more powerful phones
expose all the smoke (or fluid) properties to be customisable
define some cool pre-sets
coloured smoke that mixes (have this working on my laptop)
continuous auto-sources of smoke
objects (draw shapes) in the path of the smoke
calculated objects field from the homescreen icons (smoke collides with your icons)
an auto-config activity which scales the detail up or down to optimise quality on all phones
maybe put an ad in the settings activity
I'm not sure what order I'll do things in. I think some sort of settings screen will be up next.
I'm keen to hear other ideas too!
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Just made an update, check it out!
Added features:
- smoothed the input
- added multitouch
- added a settings screen to make the level of detail user configurable
The "medium" level of detail is about right for my SGS ... so you can judge the right setting for your phone.
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Another update:
- tweaked the settings for the different levels of detail smoke
- fixed a memory usage bug (will keep an eye on this, difficult to reproduce)
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Nice, runs at very high on my DHD, nice work.
Sent from HydrOG3N MOD DHD.
Technology Evolves, Android Evolves.
HydrOG3N is THE Revolution.
Real smooth on my echo, nice work
This is very entertaining. I am looking forward to the features you want to implement.
How about accelerometer detection so the smoke rises accordingly, depending on how the phone is being held.
I wallpaper works in the preview mode but will not apply to homescreen. One suggestion I can think of is being able to change the background image. It would be awesome to be able to have a weed background with dynamic smoke
Sent from my Hero CDMA using XDA App
This wallpaper is amazing. The only thing it really needs is a certain amount of smoke as a sort of baseline so that I don't have a blank phone every time I wake it up. It is pretty nifty that the screen comes alive the first time you touch it though..
Nice!
Working great on my SGS running on High detail. Very nice work!
Hope to see implementation of accelerometer and colors.
Thanks for the feedback everyone, great to hear!
I wanted to make more updates, but I've been a bit tight for time recently. Some of the feedback I've had is that it looks pixelated so I've been unsuccessfully trying to work on a simple shader to smooth the rendering. I may not be able to make this work, but I'd like to. For those interested, the fluid sim uses C code via the NDK so this may be complicating things for me ... also shaders will not work below Android 2.2 which adds complication.
Colour is definitely coming, I have this working with a simple RGB colours in my test code. I want a nice way to choose colours in the settings screen. Any suggestions around this would be cool.
Accelerometer detection will come, but this will be slightly more tricky than colour and may take me a little time.
A constant source of some smoke (so there is something always on the screen) will be a later addition.
I haven't looked at transparency over a background image yet.
Cheers,
-=JK=-
i love this man its very nice. the updates you want to do are sounding great too! one thing i do want to add is an idea for it. maybe when you get the constant smoke source try having so your touches dont always produce smoke but can just twirl it and influence it. like have a setting where you can turn on constant smoke and then play with it. But its great so far keep up the work!
Hi Guys,
Got an update out! (finally)
This one includes:
- a bug fix of a known issue in OpenGL which was causing a crash when switching between the app and the wallpaper every now and then
- a smoothing renderer. This takes the edges off the pixelated look which was the main feedback I was getting.
I went down and back several paths to try and smooth the rendering. I'm fairly happy with it. The levels of detail for the fluid simulation are the same as before, but it divides each cell into 4 and does a sort of subtle bloom effect prior to the gl rendering calls.
Hope this improves the look and feel for people.
I looked at porting to OpenGL ES 2.0 (from 1.0), but it was just too difficult for what I was doing. If anyone knows a good tutorial to do this I may look into it in the future. I think the shader effects available in 2.0 would further improve / customise the visuals.
Cheers,
-=JK=-
PS - next up: accelerometer (then coloured smoke / constant sources)
New version out today!
Accelerometer detection for the smoke rising added.
Also slightly improved the rendering performance.
Finally got around to filming it too, here's a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xdLceg474k
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Version 1.8 up on the market.
Added continuous source mode: smoke is continuously added to the middle of the screen, swipe to push it around with forces.
Added simple colour: cycles through RGB when you touch the screen.
Next up: background image, colour picker.
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Thanks for sharing.
As an FYI, the smoke is pixelated on my Archos 70 :
I'm using the latest market version with "smooth rendering" enabled.
Hi jknut,
I'm sorry it's pixelated on your device.
You can try upping the smoke level of detail in the options.
Unfortunately, this will increase the number of calculations per frame and may slow it down to a crawl.
There's not a lot I can do about this ... the algorithm is implemented in C via the NDK so it's not going to get much faster. I have implemented a fixed point version which gave a slight speed increase but unacceptable precision for the effect.
Even on my Core i5 laptop I can easily make it grind to a halt on a detail setting not much more than the "are you feeling lucky" one.
Cheers,
-=JK=-
PS - more features to follow, just swamped with work right now
Version 1.9!
Hi all,
New version just released.
Features added:
- colour picker, so you can choose your own colours
- background images you can pick
Check out the new youtube video demonstrating here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ip5wahetEEA&feature=youtu.be
Android Market link:
https://market.android.com/details?id=ph.android.smokeLWP
Facebook link for the app:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Smoke-Play/181185655317341
As ever, comments welcome.
I have a next feature in mind, but not sure it is possible yet
Cheers,
-=JK=-
Completely redesigned S Tools+ with heavy animations and material design.
Take the most out of your phone in a beautiful way with S Tools+
S Tools+ is a pack of 5 different useful tools for your device.
These includes-
•CPU frequency- keep an eye on your CPU frequencies to see at what frequency your CPU was for how much time.
•Sensors- A fully featured Sensor manager for your device,see what sensors your device have with a graph showing sensor values and all the sensor details.
•Color Picker- Color picker helps you in finding all bout colors of an image, just select am image and touch on a point on image to find out color,hexcode and rgb values.
•Compass-A nice looking compass showing you the directions
•Device Information - Find out information about your device like screen density and pixels.
•6 different themes to choose from.
•Material Design with animations
S Tools+ is beautifully designed to help you make use of your device.
Google Play- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.naman14.stoolsp
Here is an apk for XDA members-
(Please do let me know your thoughts and bugs if any)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByTrPZ8aLNadZFR4aTV6cUhlWDA/edit?usp=docslist_api
Exactly what i wanted
naman14 said:
Completely redesigned S Tools+ with heavy animations and material design.
Take the most out of your phone in a beautiful way with S Tools+
S Tools+ is a pack of 5 different useful tools for your device.
These includes-
•CPU frequency- keep an eye on your CPU frequencies to see at what frequency your CPU was for how much time.
•Sensors- A fully featured Sensor manager for your device,see what sensors your device have with a graph showing sensor values and all the sensor details.
•Color Picker- Color picker helps you in finding all bout colors of an image, just select am image and touch on a point on image to find out color,hexcode and rgb values.
•Compass-A nice looking compass showing you the directions
•Device Information - Find out information about your device like screen density and pixels.
•6 different themes to choose from.
•Material Design with animations
S Tools+ is beautifully designed to help you make use of your device.
Google Play- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.naman14.stoolsp
Here is an apk for XDA members-
(Please do let me know your thoughts and bugs if any)
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByTrPZ8aLNadZFR4aTV6cUhlWDA/edit?usp=docslist_api
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i was thinking that there should be some android app which lets you know the hex value of the color we point them to and there it is. Thanks a lot for this app. It has helped me a lot especially when i wanted to use "per app color" item in the tinted status bar xposed module.:good:Keep up the good work!
In immersive mode the action bar is cut.
Gesendet von meinem Nexus 5
Great app!!bought and money is not sorry (the price is very small) .You can help with translation (values-ru)?
Mdpi....
Thanks SonyFan23 for pointing out the bug in mdpi devices, I will add a new layout for mdpi devices in next update
S Tools+ is now open source. Free version has been updated with all features
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.naman14.stools
Source code-
https://github.com/naman14/S-Tools
Report bugs in the issues section of github. I will try to fix them as soon as possible
naman14 said:
S Tools+ is now open source. Free version has been updated with all features
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.naman14.stools
Source code-
https://github.com/naman14/S-Tools
Report bugs in the issues section of github. I will try to fix them as soon as possible
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I got this when i open the play store link
(This item isn't available in your country.)
Sent from my SM-N910C
@salahmed which country you are in?
Okay, I am sorry, I accidentally missed some of the countries for distributing.I have now made it available to all countries
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Okay, I am sorry, I accidentally missed some of the countries for distributing.I have now made it available to all countries
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Thanks, just installed it, great work.
Night light is an open-source app which uses KCAL to adjust blue light intensity of the display colors, so that viewing the screen at dark becomes pleasant for the eyes, and help you fall asleep faster (this is what science have proven so...).
Features
Easy to use user interface. Settings are easier to find.
Uses KCAL to adjust screen RGB colors, hence its efficient and changes are seen everywhere on screen.
Supports older KCAL implementations as well as newer KCAL implementation for v4.4 kernels.
Simple color controls for normal users through color temperature control.
Manual KCAL controls for advanced users.
Automation routines lets you define routines where you specify Night Light settings which you wish to apply, and they will be automatically applied for you in specified times.
Intensity fading in/out is supported as part of automation routines.
Supports sunset/sunrise timings.
Set on boot delay.
Original KCAL settings of user is backed up and applied when night light is turned off. And it can be configured as well.
Support for user profiles, which are collections of settings that user can apply with one click.
And to fulfill your all kinds of automation needs, app is supported as a Tasker plugin. You can use it with Profiles.
Option to automatically disable Night Light in lock screen, and turn it back on after the device is unlocked.
Quick Setting tile for easy toggling on/off night light anywhere.
Launcher icon shortcut for toggling Night Light on/off and toggling intensities.
Dark and Light theme.
Advantages
No overlays.
Background service is only used for lock screen option. The entire automation (including the fading) is done using neat AlarmManager tricks (which not only is battery friendly, but memory friendly as well).
Requirements
Kernel supporting KCAL.
Root access.
Download
Source - https://github.com/corphish/NightLight
Wow. Thanks for this awesome app. This is my best daily night light app.
Thanks
sounds good
let me have a try brother......
corphish said:
Night light is an open-source app which uses KCAL to adjust blue light intensity of the display colors, so that viewing the screen at dark becomes pleasant for the eyes, and help you fall asleep faster (this is what science have proven so...).
Features
Easy one touch toggles, with a single slider to tweak blue light intensity.
Quick Setting tile for easy toggling on/off night light anywhere.
Automatic switching on/off night light at user specifed timings. (Limitation - Start time must be lesser in value than ending time, that is if you choose starting time at 2300 hrs and ending time at 0600 hrs (next day) it won't work for now).
Requirements
Kernel supporting KCAL.
Root access.
Download
Source - https://github.com/corphish/NightLight
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The automatic switch doesn't seem to be reliable. Could you add intents so it can be toggled with Tasker? I already have a profile that triggers at sunset so that would be perfect.
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Great app, thanks. Have been using CF.lumen until now, but that seems unsupported (and is closed source).
Please keep improving it. Would also like to donate a beer.
Can you explain whats this KCAL thing ??? ??
thanks for this app apreciate it i got ADD and Slightly Autism and i already have an issue sleeping my brain get supercharged and i can't get to sleep but this app helps [email protected]
Loving the app so far, however, I notice it won't trigger at the time I have set unless I manually open the app. I've removed it from Android's battery optimization so I don't think that can be it. Any ideas?
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Loving the app so far, however, I notice it won't trigger at the time I have set unless I manually open the app. I've removed it from Android's battery optimization so I don't think that can be it. Any ideas?
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Same here. I forgot to report it. I use Tasker to launch it at sunset & sunrise along with switching between dark / light app themes.
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yochananmarqos said:
Same here. I forgot to report it. I use Tasker to launch it at sunset & sunrise along with switching between dark / light apo themes.
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I ended up doing this as well! Now the other thing I'm hoping gets implemented is a smooth transition to the orange hue.
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Can you explain whats this KCAL thing ??? [emoji848][emoji848]
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Kcal is a kernel tweak that lets you customize colors at lower (kernel) level, so there won't be any filter or layer on screen, but in most stock kernels it isn't available, so you have to find a custom kernel for your phone/rom that has it.
Thanks for the app, but I've used tasker with the command "echo 180 75 35> /sys/devices/platform/kcal_ctrl.0/kcal" for a long time (echo 256 256 256 > /sys/devices/platform/kcal_ctrl.0/kcal to get the color back.)
Obviously you can change the values to whatever you want.
But the app will be much more easy for many people
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J0kker said:
Kcal is a kernel tweak that lets you customize colors at lower (kernel) level, so there won't be any filter or layer on screen, but in most stock kernels it isn't available, so you have to find a custom kernel for your phone/rom that has it.
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I'm using LineageOS with a custom kernel which allows mein to change RGB values from any kernel modification app...
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zaibansari20 said:
I'm using LineageOS with a custom kernel which allows mein to change RGB values from any kernel modification app...
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So it should work for you, you can try with a kernel manager like kernel adiutor but the app should work.
J0kker said:
Kcal is a kernel tweak that lets you customize colors at lower (kernel) level, so there won't be any filter or layer on screen, but in most stock kernels it isn't available, so you have to find a custom kernel for your phone/rom that has it.
Thanks for the app, but I've used tasker with the command "echo 180 75 35> /sys/devices/platform/kcal_ctrl.0/kcal" for a long time (echo 256 256 256 > /sys/devices/platform/kcal_ctrl.0/kcal to get the color back.)
Obviously you can change the values to whatever you want.
But the app will be much more easy for many people
Envoyé de mon ONEPLUS A5000 en utilisant Tapatalk
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I tried the Tasker method and it works great. I had no idea that command existed and could be used in Tasker. Thank you for sharing! :good: :highfive:
rickysidhu_ said:
Loving the app so far, however, I notice it won't trigger at the time I have set unless I manually open the app. I've removed it from Android's battery optimization so I don't think that can be it. Any ideas?
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Does it fail to trigger if a reboot had happened sometime before the time it should have triggered?
For example, if it was to trigger at 5pm, but a device reboot happened in, say, 3pm, then does it fail to trigger at 5pm?
Anyway, set on boot is broken (again), will need to fix it, but normal timers should work fine.
corphish said:
Does it fail to trigger if a reboot had happened sometime before the time it should have triggered?
For example, if it was to trigger at 5pm, but a device reboot happened in, say, 3pm, then does it fail to trigger at 5pm?
Anyway, set on boot is broken (again), will need to fix it, but normal timers should work fine.
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Ahh, that might be it. I think it stops working after a reboot, so I'd be going back into the app to get it going again.
Very minor issue though, great app - thank you for your hard work!!:highfive:
corphish said:
Does it fail to trigger if a reboot had happened sometime before the time it should have triggered?
For example, if it was to trigger at 5pm, but a device reboot happened in, say, 3pm, then does it fail to trigger at 5pm?
Anyway, set on boot is broken (again), will need to fix it, but normal timers should work fine.
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Launcher shortcut (toggle on/off) switch is also seems somewhat broken, it toggle on but fails to toggle off.
@jineshpatel30 @rickysidhu_
Here is an experimental version (in the attachment of this reply), with launcher shortcut toggle and set on boot fixed.
The reason why it is experimental :
- Now written in kotlin
- Uses some of the new stuff announced in I/O 18, like ktx and the new material design style
- Uses different font called 'Acme'. (Feel free to suggest fonts)
- I decided to ditch cards because normal layouts look better in this new style.
Source - https://github.com/corphish/NightLight/tree/p
corphish said:
@[email protected]_
Here is an experimental version (in the attachment of this reply), with launcher shortcut toggle and set on boot fixed.
The reason why it is experimental :
- Now written in kotlin
- Uses some of the new stuff announced in I/O 18, like ktx and the new material design style
- Uses different font called 'Acme'. (Feel free to suggest fonts)
- I decided to ditch cards because normal layouts look better in this new style.
Source - https://github.com/corphish/NightLight/tree/p
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It kicked in automagically at sunset tonight which reminded me to come back and comment. That was unreliable previously.
What does the save button do at the bottom? I assume it saves something, but there's no toast message to acknowledge it's been pressed.
I don't like the font, myself. Since you're going for new and fancy code and styling, why not use ProductSans? I like the new font used in the Wear OS app, I think that's it.
Could you add the numerical values for the sliders for more accurate fine tuning? I like the way the new XDA Navigation Gestures app does it. It's in the latest beta posted in the thread and should be pushed to the Play Store soon.
Since CF.lumen is EOL now, this app is going to be a great alternative especially when it eventually breaks.
Thank you!
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