Hi all
I have been working on the smartdial Highlight text colours... and cannot get them right.
If I want to enter the colour from a hex swatch
1F42B8 - classicblue
then the subtractive code would be E0BD47
Even if it was transposed.. it would be F1248B
Anyone know of the correct method to set the correct code for SmartDialer?
Yes.. It has been discussed.. but the solution is not correct.. The code is not subtractive. It's close... but its not right.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=520831
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HKLM\Software\HTC\PHONE\SmartDial\ClrMatchBkd REG_DWORD 0x00000000
And this value is really something.. I wanna say its 00RRGGBB but subtractive color model. So 0x0000ffff returns Red, 00ff00ff Green, and 00ffff00 Blue.
Play around with it.
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It is a small programm to detect a RGB value of a Color!
There is varios scenarios to use it. For example for people with Color Blindnes. Or for graphics designer.
Usage: Simple as possible! if you start it it will take a picture. if you klick on the picture it will show you the RGB value.
Please test it and say if it works.
Hi,
Firstly, I'm new to this forum - and the whole site! It's been a great help to me already so... Thanks, everyone!
I run TomTom Navigator 6.030 (8320) with Uk and WE maps v6.75.1409.
I run this on my HTC TyTn II and everything is fine.*
However, I like to run it in 'map display off' mode because I find the full maps distracting. I like my HTC black and moody look and wondered if anyone knows how to get something similar on TT? Is there a way to skin it or change the blue colour to black or dark grey?
Thanks for any help you can give me!!
ScottMo
*I also have the problem of the first part of the audio 'dropping out' when I connect to a Y splitter - V Annoying!
The only way I've noticed to change the vibrancy of the colors is to run it in night mode (which I do most of the time as I find it more appealing)
scottmo said:
Hi,
*I also have the problem of the first part of the audio 'dropping out' when I connect to a Y splitter - V Annoying!
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Have you tried the fix(s) for that?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=1925707
Mike
Thanks
Thanks for the V quick replies...
looking into them now.
The Night colours only work if you use the MAPS view, I want to run TT with the maps off (using just the white arrows on - the standard - blue, except I want to turn the blue black!)
Thanks anyway
Go into the safety options!!!!
Just set your speed really low (10 - 15 mph) & it will go to the arrow (Safety) screen any time you go above that. It says turn off screen above xxx kph or mph, but what it really does is give you the safety screen with only the arrow & pertinent details.
Thank you GSLEON3, but that's not what I mean...
I can get the white arrow etc no problem, it's the blue background that I want to change to black / dark grey to fit in with the htc theme. Maybe it just can't be done! I know it can't from within TT but I was hopeful that some sort of skin or program hack might be available for this??
Any ideas?
Do a google search or wait till Monday. Look for TomTom map schemes or colors. TomTom has a guide to making color schemes & also some downloadable color schemes on their website. I'm on the road so I don't have the links with me. I have a black & gray one I use though.
Thanks!!!!
You need to change the Following Registry Value:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\TouchPanel
Value = PressureThreshold
Change from the default dword:00000027
or 34.
to dword:000000f0
or 240 in decimal.
This is drastic improvment.
Enjoy,
Nadavi.
Nadavi, my value is 34 not 000000027?
How come?
What exacly improves?
Do you meen if you press some thing that you have to press less hard before it accepts it as a press???
Seems to make things smoother !
is this only for the diamond??? i know that its a diamond thread but can this work on a Touch?? my pressure threshold is 21977
CorruptedSanity said:
Nadavi, my value is 34 not 000000027?
How come?
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nevermind... my mistake
Nadavi, thanks for clearing that up.
Awesome.
Thanks heaps,
Helps overcome the slight lack of sensitivity when using the included screen protector.
Now I get less accidental 'clicks' into my contacts when just trying to flick thru them.
Cheers,
ccg
In my TD there is only a string key, not a dword key.
So I changed the string name to "PressureThreshold Original". If the comming change is not working then you can easely change it to the original situation.
So I made a new dword key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\TouchPanel\PressureThreshold\
to dword: 240 in decimal.
And it works. Indeed better performance.
But now my question is; wat is the string doing with value 60... Iny ideas?
Does increasing the number make it more sensitive or less sensitive? I'm having trouble pressing the OK in the corner of the screen - is my screen faulty or "too used" or can this fix it?
gracias ..
I set dispaly - color sheme on vivid (recomended) I like white color like when you set on default and choose cool. but I stay on vivid ,also check Adaptive colors, and set on cool.. I noticed that when I am outside , screen change a litle bit color to yellowish , inside is white, I see deference on keyboard on some white surface.. is that normal or I didnt set setttings right?
Hello
Thats screen flickering when you stop to touch it frequence rate go down to 60hz and you see it, i have the same annoying issue. On my poco f3 no problem, mais xiaomi have to fix it or it will be my Last xiaomi device
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I set dispaly - color sheme on vivid (recomended) I like white color like when you set on default and choose cool. but I stay on vivid ,also check Adaptive colors, and set on cool.. I noticed that when I am outside , screen change a litle bit color to yellowish , inside is white, I see deference on keyboard on some white surface.. is that normal or I didnt set setttings right?
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Try turning off adaptive colors
that heps ,thx!
Is it possible to call a Javascript function that exists within a WebView from Tasker? I tried calling a URL on the WebView of "javascript:FUNCTION_NAME()", but that did not seem to work.
This is a completely random example. Lets say, from Tasker, that I want to be able to change the background color of the body of the WebView.
In the webview, I have the code
JavaScript:
function ChangeBGColor(NewColor)
{
document.body.style.backgroundColor=NewColor;
}
I want to be able to call ChangeBGColor() from Tasker with a color.
I remember having this same question a while back and was unable to find a solution that didn't involve sending HTTP requests, so I came up with a really weird hacky solution. I'm not sure its going to work for your situation, but maybe it can give you some ideas.
On the web side- have a transparent div element that occupies a single pixel. Put it in a corner or somewhere you won't accidently touch it. Now, add an event listener to it like this:
element.addEventListener('touchend', (e)=> {
let x = e.changedTouches[0].clientX;
let y = e.changedTouches[0].clientY;
renderColor(x, y);
});
On the Tasker side- If you don't already have it, download AutoInput, which is plugin that was created by Joao Diaz before he took over development of Tasker, and its incredibly cheap for what it does. You can use it to simulate a swipe gesture that starts at that exact spot on the screen, and ends at the coordinates you specify. You now have a way to send two values from tasker to you Javascript with a possible range of your screen resolution.
This might be challenging if you want the full spectrum of colors, because ideally you would want 3 parameters with 256 possibe values (0 for 00 and 256 for FF), so you'll have to figure out a way to encode and decode your color. You could either dumb down the resolution of colors and then use some math involving the modulus operator, but a better way would be to send the data via two swipe gestures, which would give you 4 parameters to work with- so to send white with full opacity (FFFFFFFF), simulate a swipe starting at 0,0 and ending at 256, 256 (FF or 256 for your alpha value, and the same for red), have your Javascript function store that in a variable. Then, send the second swipe which in this case will be the same as the first, and you now have 4 values to give you your color. Keep in mind you'll want to offset everything by 1 or you wouldn't be able to send black, since swiping from 0,0 to 0,0 won't trigger anything.