Remove volume buttons from navbar systemUI

LS.xD

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• Apr 3, 2014

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NiceIceDice96 said:

Hi all i have chineese tablet i hate volume buttons and the screenshot button i can't remove them please any help guide please if anyone can do it i will give him my systemUI and framework-res.apk to modify them please i hate them i just want the three main buttons and i have an idea i dont know if it will work copy res file from stock android 4.2 and paste them with any way possible to my systemUI could it worked please please please i would be so so so so so so so so happy



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What specific device are you talking about? Does is run AOSP 4.2.2 or any OEM modified version? Is your device rooted?

 

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NiceIceDice96

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LS.xD said:

What specific device are you talking about? Does is run AOSP 4.2.2 or any OEM modified version? Is your device rooted?

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Yes it is AOSP 4.2.2 Rooted
Could you please ?

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I'd suggest to use xposed frame work + module for it instead of manually modifying it. That's pretty safe and you can switch on the fly.

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LS.xD said:

I'd suggest to use xposed frame work + module for it instead of manually modifying it. That's pretty safe and you can switch on the fly.

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I tried it but no luck there is no such module can handle navbar softkey buttons even gravitybox

Bty the modifying SystemUI is better than xposed i think

Please any solution

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LS.xD

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NiceIceDice96 said:

I tried it but no luck there is no such module can handle navbar softkey buttons even gravitybox

Bty the modifying SystemUI is better than xposed i think

Please any solution

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Tried this already?

Navbar xposed

If its now what ya looked for, you can remove Navbar at all and use PIE controls instead

 

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NiceIceDice96

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LS.xD said:

Tried this already?

Navbar xposed

If its now what ya looked for, you can remove Navbar at all and use PIE controls instead

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Okay i will give it a try

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NiceIceDice96

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LS.xD said:

Tried this already?

Navbar xposed

If its now what ya looked for, you can remove Navbar at all and use PIE controls instead

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It didn't work at all it wont ryn even that i enabled it in xposed won't run maybe because my device isn't G2

Another solutiin please

Bty i liked the Cyanogenmod Pie controls anyway to install the same pie controls

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NiceIceDice96

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Yes i did it but juat when I enable tabletui mode but when I revert back to stock 4.2.2 mode like phone it just show up I dont know why

Up....up

Please someone reply

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NiceIceDice96 said:

Yes it is AOSP 4.2.2 Rooted
Could you please ?

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How did you root it

 

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follow this method

 

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2371614

 

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