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[Guide]A simple approach for mdpi - HyperDroid

Tired of those huge buttons on HDPI?
yeah, we are tired of them as well.
In our infinite quest to make pongster's eagle eyes happy at mdpi, we finally found a workaround that works with most (not all) apps.
First of all thanks to pongster for his persistence in making mdpi roms across several devices now
The guide is intended for Rom makers/chefs who want to add mdpi support to their roms.
First of all mdpi (dpi=160) is natively supported on many apps nowadays, but still, there are some applications that do not display correctly. To identify those apps, first change to mdpi, then see what apps do not display correctly XD. I would also add that this is intended not for commercial applications, but to system/app applications that you would want to use in mdpi.
You will need basic knowledge about editing xmls, usage of copy paste functions and renaming folders.
The described method below has been working successfully when the application desired in mdpi
Immediately force closes
Doesn't display correctly
In samsung based roms, calendar did not displayed correctly (and I could sign it with test keys, adding density support in AndroidManifest) and Musicapp simply Foced Closed upon launching. They are now working correctly at mdpi .
Decompile the desired app you want to add mdpi support.
Then navigate to its AndroidManifest.xml and add the following line just below
Code:
</application>
Code:
<supports-screens android:anyDensity="true" android:smallScreens="true" android:normalScreens="true" android:largeScreens="true" />
in a way that it would look like this
Code:
</application>
<supports-screens android:anyDensity="true" android:smallScreens="true" android:normalScreens="true" android:largeScreens="true" />
now, go to its /res/ folder and find all the folders that contain hdpi in its name, duplicate them and rename them replacing the "hdpi" for "mdpi".
for instance for "drawable-hdpi" you will now have it duplicated as "drawable-mdpi". You must have both folders.
Now compile the apk back and sign with test keys and push into system/app, that will work for some applications that do not need special keys for they to be signed.
If the application force closes or does not show on app drawer, then I am afraid you will have to copy the original meta-inf folder and the original AndroidManifest.xml from the unedited compiled apk into the freshly compiled apk. That way you would have copied over the original sign keys. again, push into system/app and check.
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Now, for very detailed themers, pngs in those mdpi folders will have to be resized to fit your theme. I personally like using mdpi applications with hdpi pngs, I found them still usable and not too small to read/press, but if you are a truly perfectionist, you will be forced to resize them.
For the applications that do not show appropriately in mdpi (for instance dialer) with the above method, I would suggest this great guide. I think they both compliment each other, at least in our rom at the S2,
There are other applications that needs to be resized, making them locked at certain dpi. For those, editing /res/drawable.xml and modifying its values adapting them for the desired dpi work most of the time. If you have more suggestions and you are a mdpi freak like us, please share your knowledge.
PD: Newest Marketplace works at 240 (hdpi) and 160 (mdpi) without any issues so far.
Have fun!!

Another Super Tutorial Again

doctorcete said:
Tired of those huge buttons on HDPI?
yeah, we are tired of them as well.
In our infinite quest to make pongster's eagle eyes happy at mdpi, we finally found a workaround that works with most (not all) apps.
First of all thanks to pongster for his persistence in making mdpi roms across several devices now
The guide is intended for Rom makers/chefs who want to add mdpi support to their roms.
First of all mdpi (dpi=160) is natively supported on many apps nowadays, but still, there are some applications that do not display correctly. To identify those apps, first change to mdpi, then see what apps do not display correctly XD. I would also add that this is intended not for commercial applications, but to system/app applications that you would want to use in mdpi.
You will need basic knowledge about editing xmls, usage of copy paste functions and renaming folders.
The described method below has been working successfully when the application desired in mdpi
Immediately force closes
Doesn't display correctly
In samsung based roms, calendar did not displayed correctly (and I could sign it with test keys, adding density support in AndroidManifest) and Musicapp simply Foced Closed upon launching. They are now working correctly at mdpi .
Now, for very detailed themers, pngs in those mdpi folders will have to be resized to fit your theme. I personally like using mdpi applications with hdpi pngs, I found them still usable and not too small to read/press, but if you are a truly perfectionist, you will be forced to resize them.
For the applications that do not show appropriately in mdpi (for instance dialer) with the above method, I would suggest this great guide. I think they both compliment each other, at least in our rom at the S2,
There are other applications that needs to be resized, making them locked at certain dpi. For those, editing /res/drawable.xml and modifying its values adapting them for the desired dpi work most of the time. If you have more suggestions and you are a mdpi freak like us, please share your knowledge.
PD: Newest Marketplace works at 240 (hdpi) and 160 (mdpi) without any issues so far.
Have fun!!
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Nice to see my noobish hack actually work...
Enjoy multi-DPI for most apps.

[Q] Adding and changing fonts

I'm rooted and running stock Sammy Rom and want to change the system Font without using an app which hogs memory. I'd like to add new fonts to the existing list under display. I've read this can be done using the system/display folder but I can't find it. What are the technicalities of adding fonts?
It'd also be nice to be able to tweak/scale the font size (in pixels) and with more options than the stand list. Is this also possible?
Edit: Dohhhh, didn't even see the 'Get Fonts Online' option in the settings menu. What a plank......I'd delete the question if I could.
Saying that I'd still like to install Google Now's 'Roboto' italic natively rather than through a font changer. It's not listed in the Play Store as a 'Flipfont'.

[Q] [MTK6577] [ICS] How to change animation scale without rebuilding settings.apk?

Is there a way to change the speed (and weight!) of list scrolling animations? Like in most devices with the "window/transition animation duration/scale". I tried googling it, but only found a method that requires rebuilding the settings.apk file... Maybe there's an external application to change the settings anyway? My device's list weight is so light it takes ages to stop! I already installed a third party launcher, so at least the desktops and app drawer scroll fast, but the lists keep bugging me. I've heard there's a way to do this with editing build.prop, but I once bricked my Xperia E by editing it according to some tutorial from XDA (I really have no idea what went wrong), so I'm a bit hesitant to risk again.

Anybody?

[GUIDE] How to make RRO mods / themes

About
In this guide I will be telling you about how to create your own device mods like this. This involves using an engine built into Android Nougat. There is no root required.
Prerequisites
- Apktool installed (official guide here)
- The apk of the app you wish to modify (ex: SystemUI.apk) (system dump here; USE WINRAR AS 7z DOESN'T EXTRACT RIGHT)
- Android Studio
- Basic knowledge of apk guts
- Template RRO project
- optional: Finished Example Project (for reference)
Tutorial
The first step is to decompile your target APK so we can see what options we can change. For this tutorial, I am going to be modding SystemUI.apk.
"apktool d SystemUI.apk"
After it finishes, go to "SystemUI/res/values", as this will be where we change most things.
Here we can see files like "bools.xml, strings.xml, integers.xml, etc..."
Let's look in "bools.xml".
I see a line in here that mentions lock screen rotation:
"<item type="bool" name="config_enableLockScreenRotation">@android:bool/config_enableLockScreenTranslucentDecor</item>"
For this tutorial, let's change this value, as it is easy to change, and we can visually see this change.
It looks like this boolean is enabled if "config_enableLockScreenTranslucentDecor" is enabled. To override this, we have to change it to "true" instead.
Now that we know what we are changing, let's open up the "RRO_Template" project in android studio.
First navigate to the Gradle Scripts and select the "build.gradle" for the "(Module: app)"
Here lets change some variables. First is the "theme_name". Let's change it to "Lockscreen Rotation"
Next is "theme_id". Let's make it "com.mod.lockscreen_rotation"
We don't need to mess with "priority"
Last is the "package_id" Since default is the id for the SystemUI, we don't have to change anything. If you need to find this for another app, look in the decompiled APKs AndroidManifest.xml under "package="com.app.id""
Next, navigate to the res folder. If you remember, our "bools.xml" file is under "res/values/bools.xml", so let's add that file.
We can delete the sample "strings.xml" as we don't need to change anything there, and add the "bools.xml" file.
Inside of the newly created XML file, we should see a setup like this (if not add it):
"<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources></resources>"
Looking back at the setting we want to change, it's "<item type="bool" name="config_enableLockScreenRotation">@android:bool/config_enableLockScreenTranslucentDecor</item>". So let's add that line.
But since we are overriding the value to true, it will now look like this :"<item type="bool" name="config_enableLockScreenRotation">true</item>"
And that's it for the value changing!
Now let's go build the APK. Press "Alt + B" to bring up the Build menu and press "Build APK"
Click "Show In Folder" on the bottom right after it compiles to see the APK.
Put this on your phone and install the APK.
Since we modified the SystemUI.apk, we need to reboot to see the changes.
Now, lets try going to the lock screen and rotating the screen. It should rotate!
Congratulations! You made a mod / theme!
If you have any questions, please ask. I will try to help if I am available. I have classes starting in a few days so I may be busy. Enjoy the guide!

Hello tytydraco,
Not sure if my problem is totally related to your posted thread but it sounds like you are very knowledgeable on Galaxy theming! I have a rooted Galaxy S8 and have merged/moded different themes from the Theme store, such as using another theme’s icon pack or wallpaper by swapping them out of their respective .apk files and implementing them with success!
My problem is with a theme’s "InCallUI" (accept, reject, hangup icons in phone dialer) after adding cool graphic .png icons (then changing to .qmg) it works flawlessly, however every time I restart my phone or a Samsung system app is updated, they revert back to those default Samsung cartoony icons. I then have to apply stock theme then re-apply customized theme to get icons back. This process also changes/breaks 3 or 4 other theming aspects, which are not affected by restarts, that I have to re-adjust!
Not only have I altered the theme’s “base.apk” in /Data/App/MyTheme folder, but also the theme’s InCallUI.apk and placed into; Data/Overlays/Style/Mytheme folder, then changed permissions to "rwx r-- r-w". I use these permissions because all the other apk's in this folder use them. I have even tried using different theme’s InCallUI.apk, whose icons remain after restart, by just changing the icons and renaming to my theme….but to no avail, same problem!
I know this all sounds really OCD, like probably most of us within these forums, but it’s getting to be a real pain in darse to constantly have to change everything back again every restart if I want to maintain my theme!
So if I may poach upon your smart nature, do you know if there is a configuration file/folder that can be edited/altered to make those “InCallUI” icons stick upon a restart?
Any advise or corrections in what I'm doing would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance.

eltoro5 said:
Hello tytydraco,
Not sure if my problem is totally related to your posted thread but it sounds like you are very knowledgeable on Galaxy theming! I have a rooted Galaxy S8 and have merged/moded different themes from the Theme store, such as using another theme’s icon pack or wallpaper by swapping them out of their respective .apk files and implementing them with success!
My problem is with a theme’s "InCallUI" (accept, reject, hangup icons in phone dialer) after adding cool graphic .png icons (then changing to .qmg) it works flawlessly, however every time I restart my phone or a Samsung system app is updated, they revert back to those default Samsung cartoony icons. I then have to apply stock theme then re-apply customized theme to get icons back. This process also changes/breaks 3 or 4 other theming aspects, which are not affected by restarts, that I have to re-adjust!
Not only have I altered the theme’s “base.apk” in /Data/App/MyTheme folder, but also the theme’s InCallUI.apk and placed into; Data/Overlays/Style/Mytheme folder, then changed permissions to "rwx r-- r-w". I use these permissions because all the other apk's in this folder use them. I have even tried using different theme’s InCallUI.apk, whose icons remain after restart, by just changing the icons and renaming to my theme….but to no avail, same problem!
I know this all sounds really OCD, like probably most of us within these forums, but it’s getting to be a real pain in darse to constantly have to change everything back again every restart if I want to maintain my theme!
So if I may poach upon your smart nature, do you know if there is a configuration file/folder that can be edited/altered to make those “InCallUI” icons stick upon a restart?
Any advise or corrections in what I'm doing would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
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Sounds like the apk is reverting back... There may be another QMG file that puts the icon back. Other than that, it may be samsung's themes overriding this. Good luck and thanks for the question!

Couple of quick questions
Thanks for the guide OP!
I had a couple of quick questions.
You mention at the beginning of your guide that your method works because of a built in engine in Nougat and that it doesn't require root. I thought that RRO support was added to the AOSP by Sony in Marshmallow? Is this different, or did it just take until Nougat for Samsung to catch up?
The reason I ask is that I tried to do something very similar on an A5 (2017) running 6.0.1 and had no success. I had full root access so I manually installed my .apk into /system/vendor/overlay and could see that the app was installed in the Application Manager, but the desired changes did not take effect. I based my .apk on a similar guide from tutsplus and they say it should work on a device running Marshmallow or higher, but they emulate a Nexus which is obviously closer to AOSP than a Galaxy.
Is this guide Nougat specific or S8 specific? i.e. will a J5 2017 (released after the S8) running Nougat also work in the same way? Can you still install the app manually to the /system/vendor/overlay folder or do you have to manually install it through the UI?
Thanks again for the guide!

tytydraco said:
Enjoy the guide!
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Hello, sorry for waking this up, the RRO template links are down. Can you attach them here?

How To Guide Add more features to OneUI 5 Beta, RayOS ROM or stock ROOTED OneUI ROM!

In this tutorial I will show you how to add more features to OneUI ROMs (preferably latest RayOS ROM)!
Note: I assume you know how to edit system files via a root explorer and know the permissions for files and folders.
So let's get started!
1- DailyBoard:
This is a feature exclusive on Galaxy Tab series that we are going to get on our device, what is does it shows some info when the phone is charging:​First put the permission file: http://www.mediafire.com/file/8t57c...issions-com.samsung.android.homemode.xml/file to /system/etc/permissions​and then put latest apk https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsung-electronics-co-ltd/samsung-daily-board/ to /system/app/DailyBoard (a folder you should create in /system/app) and finally add line <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DAILYBOARD>TA</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DAILYBOARD> to /system/etc/floating_feature.xml.​​2- Japan "Galaxy" boot animation:
This is a Exclusive Samsung boot animation that is very clean... it shows only the word Galaxy with a nice animation:​To do it simply install https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tuvG2CQ4a6TwQm8Va3tPb8QMI9DnJCPy/view?usp=drivesdk unpack then copy the three files to /system/media.​​3- AirCommad:
The SPen feature we all know about, note: you will need launch it first from a root app also called AirCommand found on your app drawer and wait for the magic to happen:​Simply download https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n3QWteEWMOG_YgT3w444cIUW8Oe7LnWE/view?usp=drivesdk and unpack each folder to its location from the folder given (priv-app to priv-app and etc/permissions to etc/permissions).​Update: To fix SPen settings crash add this https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Nt2EZti2HSuoOHnQPD2zvG9UxD-qA6uX/view?usp=share_link to /system/etc/permissions.​​4- Wifi Security Detection:
What it does is that it detects the security of the connected wifi network:​Download this apk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CCmjfrwYEIuzLW0-ss2RUgg91Xmt7fZV/view?usp=drivesdk then paste it to /system/priv-app/TencentWifiSecurity (a folder you should create in /system/priv-app).​​5- S22 ringtones and wallpapers (video wallpapers included)
Because why not have the latest stuff from Samsung:​Just replace the apk file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o6IpSmyWoZa9VMAT-0x3zd6rtM7-ZsEx/view?usp=drivesdk found in /system/priv-app/wallpaper-res/wallpaper-res.apk and for the ringtone replace /system/media/audio/ringtones/SoundThemes/Galaxy/Over_the_Horizon.ogg with the new one https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-7FTSV91syHS8NydXbLtgt3joOruk5Bd/view?usp=drivesdk​​6- Unlock all single take modes:
Single take mode has many features that Samsung hides from us A series users:​open /system/cameradata/camera-feature.xml and file the lines under <!-- Single take lite features-->​and change any that has false value to true for example change <local name="SUPPORT_SINGLE_TAKE_REWIND_VIDEOS" value="false" /> to <local name="SUPPORT_SINGLE_TAKE_REWIND_VIDEOS" value="true" />.​​7- Bixby Touch
A weird Bixby App I found, I don't know if it even works 100%, but if you want to give it try go ahead:​First add the apk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MWZfGmxxetFRMyJ9D2n5hBGF3AmJKvM2/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/priv-app/BixbyTouch (a folder you should create) then add https://drive.google.com/file/d/17q9FwpVpb_IQOl0yyubeSkoJmtJPnjs2/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/etc/permissions, after that add this line <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_SUPPORT_BIXBY_TOUCH>TRUE</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_SUPPORT_BIXBY_TOUCH> to /system/etc/floating_features.xml.​​8- Samsung Dex on phone screen
You can use Dex on your device screen locally without need of external screen just like in Galaxy Tab S series:​Add "standalone" to the line in (RayOS S21 FE port) /system/etc/floating_features.xml <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE>dual,wireless,dexforpc</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE> so it becomes <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE>dual,wireless,dexforpc,standalone</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE> and then after applying change go to dex you will see extra option in three dot menu click it and toggle Dex and BOOM! Samsung Dex powering on in your phone's screen.​​9- Taskbar (from tablets and foldables)
You can get the Taskbar feature from fold and tablet devices on your A52 running OneUI 5 beta by adding this: <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_LAUNCHER_SUPPORT_TASKBAR>TRUE</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_LAUNCHER_SUPPORT_TASKBAR> your floating_features.xml.​​10- Object Eraser Features
You can get Object Eraser with its features on your phone by adding https://drive.google.com/file/d/100CzKPLja-2p-aCYTcMGmSA6O1_dUWyX/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryShadowEraser, https://drive.google.com/file/d/101ZqyRnD5zbV1e5ce6nOwurjRTxgNu7L/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryReflectionEraser and https://drive.google.com/file/d/10-FNFkYnWiJz29Gy7hR72LfztBaWJc0e/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryObjectEraser, then replace your /system/priv-app/PhotoEdtor_Mid/PhotoEdtor_Mid.apk with this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10H-LNBgpjrwgg8UyYlr62WthWlRe_A-G/view?usp=drivesdk, and then you will get Object Eraser in your photo editor as you would get on a flagship.​​This is not it... I will add more features to this guide when I have the time and discover new features so keep and eye on this thread, I keep it updated.
I hope you find this guide useful and enjoy these features and mods!
​

Always nice to see people sharing their knowledge. Good work.

ShaDisNX255 said:
Always nice to see people sharing their knowledge. Good work.
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Thanks, if you want any new feature ideas and how to add them to OneUI feel free to ask me and I can help! It would be cool to have the ROM with so many features that Samsung did not add.

If you find a way to add Video Brightness it'd be really cool.

Does anyone have links to the files? I am looking for the air command ones in particular......they are on Google drive and although I have asked for permission to access the files but haven't been granted access. Thanks

joesnose said:
Does anyone have links to the files? I am looking for the air command ones in particular......they are on Google drive and although I have asked for permission to access the files but haven't been granted access. Thanks
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Test the links now, I have fixed them.

joesnose said:
Does anyone have links to the files? I am looking for the air command ones in particular......they are on Google drive and although I have asked for permission to access the files but haven't been granted access. Thanks
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Test the links now, I have fixed them.

Droid365 said:
Test the links now, I have fixed them.
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Thanks

Photo editor is not working, have you tried it?

What about remaster photo?

Droid365 said:
In this tutorial I will show you how to add more features to OneUI ROMs (preferably latest RayOS ROM)!
Note: I assume you know how to edit system files via a root explorer and know the permissions for files and folders.
So let's get started!
1- DailyBoard:
This is a feature exclusive on Galaxy Tab series that we are going to get on our device, what is does it shows some info when the phone is charging:​First put the permission file: http://www.mediafire.com/file/8t57c...issions-com.samsung.android.homemode.xml/file to /system/etc/permissions​and then put latest apk https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/samsung-electronics-co-ltd/samsung-daily-board/ to /system/app/DailyBoard (a folder you should create in /system/app) and finally add line <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DAILYBOARD>TA</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DAILYBOARD> to /system/etc/floating_feature.xml.​​2- Japan "Galaxy" boot animation:
This is a Exclusive Samsung boot animation that is very clean... it shows only the word Galaxy with a nice animation:​To do it simply install https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tuvG2CQ4a6TwQm8Va3tPb8QMI9DnJCPy/view?usp=drivesdk unpack then copy the three files to /system/media.​​3- AirCommad:
The SPen feature we all know about, note: you will need launch it first from a root app also called AirCommand found on your app drawer and wait for the magic to happen:​Simply download https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n3QWteEWMOG_YgT3w444cIUW8Oe7LnWE/view?usp=drivesdk and unpack each folder to its location from the folder given (priv-app to priv-app and etc/permissions to etc/permissions).​​4- Wifi Security Detection:
What it does is that it detects the security of the connected wifi network:​Download this apk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CCmjfrwYEIuzLW0-ss2RUgg91Xmt7fZV/view?usp=drivesdk then paste it to /system/priv-app/TencentWifiSecurity (a folder you should create in /system/priv-app).​​5- S22 ringtones and wallpapers (video wallpapers included)
Because why not have the latest stuff from Samsung:​Just replace the apk file https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o6IpSmyWoZa9VMAT-0x3zd6rtM7-ZsEx/view?usp=drivesdk found in /system/priv-app/wallpaper-res/wallpaper-res.apk and for the ringtone replace /system/media/audio/ringtones/SoundThemes/Galaxy/Over_the_Horizon.ogg with the new one https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-7FTSV91syHS8NydXbLtgt3joOruk5Bd/view?usp=drivesdk​​6- Unlock all single take modes:
Single take mode has many features that Samsung hides from us A series users:​open /system/cameradata/camera-feature.xml and file the lines under <!-- Single take lite features-->​and change any that has false value to true for example change <local name="SUPPORT_SINGLE_TAKE_REWIND_VIDEOS" value="false" /> to <local name="SUPPORT_SINGLE_TAKE_REWIND_VIDEOS" value="true" />.​​7- Bixby Touch
A weird Bixby App I found, I don't know if it even works 100%, but if you want to give it try go ahead:​First add the apk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MWZfGmxxetFRMyJ9D2n5hBGF3AmJKvM2/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/priv-app/BixbyTouch (a folder you should create) then add https://drive.google.com/file/d/17q9FwpVpb_IQOl0yyubeSkoJmtJPnjs2/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/etc/permissions, after that add this line <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_SUPPORT_BIXBY_TOUCH>TRUE</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_SUPPORT_BIXBY_TOUCH> to /system/etc/floating_features.xml.​​8- Samsung Dex on phone screen
You can use Dex on your device screen locally without need of external screen just like in Galaxy Tab S series:​Add "standalone" to the line in (RayOS S21 FE port) /system/etc/floating_features.xml <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE>dual,wireless,dexforpc</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE> so it becomes <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE>dual,wireless,dexforpc,standalone</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_COMMON_CONFIG_DEX_MODE> and then after applying change go to dex you will see extra option in three dot menu click it and toggle Dex and BOOM! Samsung Dex powering on in your phone's screen.​​9- Taskbar (from tablets and foldables)
You can get the Taskbar feature from fold and tablet devices on your A52 running OneUI 5 beta by adding this: <SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_LAUNCHER_SUPPORT_TASKBAR>TRUE</SEC_FLOATING_FEATURE_LAUNCHER_SUPPORT_TASKBAR> your floating_features.xml.​​10- Object Eraser Features
You can get Object Eraser with its features on your phone by adding https://drive.google.com/file/d/100CzKPLja-2p-aCYTcMGmSA6O1_dUWyX/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryShadowEraser, https://drive.google.com/file/d/101ZqyRnD5zbV1e5ce6nOwurjRTxgNu7L/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryReflectionEraser and https://drive.google.com/file/d/10-FNFkYnWiJz29Gy7hR72LfztBaWJc0e/view?usp=drivesdk to /system/app/GalleryObjectEraser, then replace your /system/priv-app/PhotoEdtor_Mid/PhotoEdtor_Mid.apk with this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10H-LNBgpjrwgg8UyYlr62WthWlRe_A-G/view?usp=drivesdk, and then you will get Object Eraser in your photo editor as you would get on a flagship.​​This is not it... I will add more features to this guide when I have the time and discover new features so keep and eye on this thread, I keep it updated.
I hope you find this guide useful and enjoy these features and mods!
​
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1- DailyBoard:
This is a feature exclusive on Galaxy Tab series that we are going to get on our device, what is does it shows some info when the phone is charging:
after reboot system ui keep restart and syetem ui safe mode ON RAY OS ONE UI 5

tomekcZ53w said:
1- DailyBoard:
This is a feature exclusive on Galaxy Tab series that we are going to get on our device, what is does it shows some info when the phone is charging:
after reboot system ui keep restart and syetem ui safe mode ON RAY OS ONE UI 5
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nothing happend to me, i have all features above enabled

I will post new features here https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/add-flagship-features-to-any-rooted-oneui-phone.4534349/ so that more people can see it, also might add A52 specific features here.