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[VictorLapin]

Have you tested it? I have tested it extensively on my AMOLED 5t and it made my battery worse, and I had to deal with less than ideal screen quality in the meantime.

Can't say anything about battery, but your other point is perfectly valid - why cripple such a gorgeous screen as 5T's , for example

 

[phantom146]

Have you tested it? I have tested it extensively on my AMOLED 5t and it made my battery worse, and I had to deal with less than ideal screen quality in the meantime.

I did with CarbonRom for almost 14 days. Of course if you care about fanciness you eont approbe of the screen quality but if you do care about your amoled panel which has been used for almost 3 years now you would definitely consider it. And there has been no impact with the battery mate, I think there is something wrong wuth yiur setup if thats the case.

Can't say anything about battery, but your other point is perfectly valid - why cripple such a gorgeous screen as 5T's , for example

Again I am talking about 6p... If other ppl port abc from 6p sith smart pixel, they can just remove it from repo before sync. Also theres a switch... If you dont like it then dont turn it on lol.

I am merely stating that its a good idea for a device of 3 years of age with an amoled panel. I at first think it was a ludicrous idea but if you do look at it from a "caring your 6p becausee you either dont have the money to buy a new one or just simply is in love with it" perspective, the smart pixel makes sense

 

[munchy_cool]

abc for walleye -

https://xdaforums.com/pixel-2/development/rom-abc-rom-t3795772

walleye doesnt get much custom rom love so i created a thread, let me know if thats an issue and i will ask the mods to close the thread.

Thanks.

 

[Face_Plant]

Notifications sounds are set to "never" when screen is on

I think will remove that feature at all though, not so useful and a bit confusing.

No please it's very much useful. Also, while we're on the subject of adding features, how about an 'expanded desktop' tile?

I agree, please don't remove this feature.

 

[ezio84]

abc for walleye -

https://xdaforums.com/pixel-2/development/rom-abc-rom-t3795772

walleye doesnt get much custom rom love so i created a thread, let me know if thats an issue and i will ask the mods to close the thread.

Thanks.

I always prefer that abc builds are shared within this thread, and not in specific discussions.

But it's not a diktat, as usual feel free to use my source like you want guys. Just be sure to give proper credits, not only to me but to this whole thread (because users suggestions have a big importance too). b:good:

 

[theprincekhan]

@ezio84
Hey buddy is there any way to enable always on display on 6p running may build
I tried the always on enabler in substratum but no luck.. hope you'll reply soon

 

[ezio84]

@ezio84
Hey buddy is there any way to enable always on display on 6p running may build
I tried the always on enabler in substratum but no luck.. hope you'll reply soon

I never enabled it on Angler because it would kill the *crap* battery sooner, i thought no one liked it
Will unlock it for the next build so you can enable it in Display settings :good:

 

[kantjer]

ABCrom_angler-8.1.0-20180527 - (May 2018 patch level)

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Telegram users can use this bot "@ABCrom_angler_bot" to be informed about updates

If you have problems, call the A-team or clean flash

 

[ezio84]

And berkeley build: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=962339331458994938

 

[phantom146]

@ezio84 it seems that I have a weird bootup after flash of the latest build on angler. The screen lights up for 1 second and dies down repeatedly over and over and renders it unusable.. any thoughts?

Flashed itbtwice to confirm and both have the same results.. i guess its because of ambient display?

 

[neekless]

@ezio84 it seems that I have a weird bootup after flash of the latest build on angler. The screen lights up for 1 second and dies down repeatedly over and over and renders it unusable.. any thoughts?

Flashed itbtwice to confirm and both have the same results.. i guess its because of ambient display?

No such problem on my angler here. Booted normally. Did you clean flash?

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@ezio84 is the always on display supposed to prevent phone from dozing?

 

[phantom146]

No such problem on my angler here. Booted normally. Did you clean flash?

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@ezio84 is the always on display supposed to prevent phone from dozing?

No, I did a dirty flash

 

[neekless]

No, I did a dirty flash

I dirty flashed mine too. One time and booted fine. Did you have any other mods that might have affected it? Maybe a magisk module or something

 

[xtc_24]

@ezio84 it seems that I have a weird bootup after flash of the latest build on angler. The screen lights up for 1 second and dies down repeatedly over and over and renders it unusable.. any thoughts?

Flashed itbtwice to confirm and both have the same results.. i guess its because of ambient display?

Dirty flashed on mine, works mint as usual...make sure no security pattern or fingerprint is enabled and any subs overlay disabled & deleted before dirty flashing

 

[phantom146]

Discovered the problem.. it was with a substratum overlay.. idk if it was a defective subs which I doubt since its regularly updated and had no problems with it before.. though with the exception of always on force enabled, that sub gives me bootloop so I guess that might be the prob

 

[mohican16]

ABC_ROM_bullhead-8.1.0-20180527

Download https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=890278863836288210

 

[ezio84]

[/COLOR] @ezio84 is the always on display supposed to prevent phone from dozing?

It's still a doze state so it doesn't drain like an awake system (also apps are kept in doze mode) but once you enable it, the display itself will drain more battery even if it's an amoled.

Discovered the problem.. it was with a substratum overlay.. idk if it was a defective subs which I doubt since its regularly updated and had no problems with it before.. though with the exception of always on force enabled, that sub gives me bootloop so I guess that might be the prob

It's always good to disable substratum themes before flashing the ROM, then just rebuild them after the ROM boots correctly.
In this build there's a new lockscreen clock styles feature so your System UI overlay probably needed to be refreshed.

 

[neekless]

It's still a doze state so it doesn't drain like an awake system (also apps are kept in doze mode) but once you enable it, the display itself will drain more battery even if it's an amoled.

Hmmm, I left AOD on for 4 hours and I got zero deep sleep and 100% held awake. Lost about 25% battery, it this normal? I then turned it off and I got deep sleep after a few minutes. Could this just be a problem with my device? I know the display itself will drain more battery since pixels are lit up but I didn't expect the drain to be this high.

 

[bdwilk]

Hmmm, I left AOD on for 4 hours and I got zero deep sleep and 100% held awake. Lost about 25% battery, it this normal? I then turned it off and I got deep sleep after a few minutes. Could this just be a problem with my device? I know the display itself will drain more battery since pixels are lit up but I didn't expect the drain to be this high.

Common. I've never seen anyone get deep sleep with AOD. When not in use just flip your phone over face down and the display will turn off from the proximity sensor. See if it deep sleeps like that.

Sent from my OnePlus5T using XDA Labs

 

[neekless]

Common. I've never seen anyone get deep sleep with AOD. When not in use just flip your phone over face down and the display will turn off from the proximity sensor. See if it deep sleeps like that.

Sent from my OnePlus5T using XDA Labs

I decided to turn AOD off. I tried turning it on and covering the proximity sensor but the AOD was still on. I don't think it turns off from a covered proximity sensor.

p.s are you brad from superuber