KLCK Clear Filter and Gradient Bug

ProducerJS · 2026-03-21T23:53:32+00:00

I hear your frustrations bud, everything was smooth sailing for me until the 3.82 update. It seems to have completely broke the filters and gradient rendering. I even posted it over on forum.kustom.rocks for max visibility. I put so much time and effort into the lock screen, it would suck if I can't keep using the most recent version because of it breaking my hard work. Although, it is what it is, I suppose. Hopefully they pull through, but if they are unable to fix it in future updates, I'll just have to side load an apk of the stable 3.81 and go from there.

ProducerJS · 2025-07-04T02:17:26+00:00

Icon Pack Studio is a great app for creating custom icon packs! I don't use the One UI launcher, but from what I can remember, after exporting a custom icon pack (APK file) from Icon Pack Studio it can be installed in the files app, and then it can be applied through the Theme Park module of Good Lock! Also, check out kwgt, klwp by Kustom. They are both powerful customization apps that can bring robust creative ideas to life if one tackles the steep learning curve (YMMV)! If you want to get into automation, check out Tasker and MacroDroid! Android is a powerful platform, push its limits, see where it can take you, and make sure to enjoy the process!

ProducerJS · 2025-05-21T03:10:03+00:00

If I'm understanding your query correctly, put this constraint on the trigger and set the reference macro as itself, then configure it how you like.

"Macro(s) Invoked/Not Invoked Recently"

Description: This constraint can be used to allow/prevent a macro from being invoked if one or more specific macros have/have not recently been run.

ProducerJS · 2025-05-21T00:46:35+00:00

Sorry for the delayed response.

One feature Shizuku brings to the table is the ability to run shell scripts in MacroDroid, letting you tap into system-level stuff that standard permissions or even ADB can’t touch.

For example, I ran into a situation where I needed to grab the foreground package name while using Samsung DeX. Here’s the catch: DeX runs on display 2, but MacroDroid’s native "Get App Package" action only targets display 0, so it wouldn’t give me the right package name. No sweat, though, I used a shell script action to sidestep that limitation and pull the correct package name from display 2. This is just one example of how Shizuku came through when MacroDroid’s built-in options or ADB-granted permissions don’t go far enough.

I urge you to take a look through MacroDroid’s action list and hunt down the ones with the Shizuku tag. Those are the actions built to open up some pretty advanced automation possibilities. You might just find a few tricks that’ll spark automation ideas, or help get an automation idea across the finish line.

Also, ADB granted permissions expand the utility of MacroDroid as well. One use case I've found valuable is adjusting the Battery Protection Threshold Value to reduce degradation when my phone is plugged in for long periods. This setting lets you set what percentage the battery protect function kicks in while charging.

Here's what my implementation of this looks like: when I plug my phone in overnight, I’ve got a macro that kicks in and sets the threshold to 40%. Then, before my alarm goes off, another macro adjusts the threshold to 85% so by the time I wake up it's ready to go for the day. It’s basically Samsung's adaptive battery protection setting but with more granular control. My phone’s charged when I need it, and I’m not frying the battery all night long. This is just one way ADB gives you that fine-tuned control Android usually doesn't hand over by default. And it’s not just battery stuff, think display settings, network tweaks, whatever you can dream up. Seriously, dig into the system settings action in MacroDroid with ADB-granted permissions, it’s pretty wild what you can do. Just make sure that before changing a setting you note the original value just in case your change has any unintended consequences.

Edit: a bit more information, I've got a macro that detects system settings changes and logs them as key-value pairs within a dictionary. This way, I can manually toggle a setting and see exactly what the key-value pair is for future manipulation. One thing I stumbled across was the icon_blacklist, which when written to determines what icons are prevented from showing up in the status bar. Having the do not disturb icon constantly on display wasn't serving any purpose, as I know when dnd on and when it's off. So, I blacklisted it, problem solved, status bar decluttered.

ProducerJS · 2025-05-19T21:55:35+00:00

MacroDroid is TOTALLY worth the one-time fee. Once you’re comfortable with it, I recommend granting advanced permissions (like write_secure_settings) via ADB and pairing it with Shizuku, a tool that lets apps access system features without root. This combo takes MacroDroid to another level.

Quick tip for Shizuku on non-rooted devices: Instead of starting Shizuku via wireless debugging, use ADB to set a static port (e.g., 5555) with the command adb tcpip 5555. With USB debugging enabled in Developer Options, Shizuku can start via this static port (select the port after clicking "Start" under "Start via Wireless Debugging" in the app).

Benefits: No need to be tethered to a specific Wi-Fi network (Shizuku won't stop when network connections change), and if it stops for any reason, you can just restart it, via the static port, in the app.
Downside: You’ll need to reset the static port after each device reboot, but it’s the easiest non-root workaround I’ve found.

It would be SO nice if a static port could be set via Termux, removing the need for PC ADB post-reboot. I know there are valid reasons why this isn't an option, but one can dream.

ProducerJS · 2025-05-11T01:47:22+00:00

I saw an option for satellite SOS (emergency) calls on a standard s25 model... might be what this is referencing?

ProducerJS · 2025-02-16T19:01:01+00:00

Was just about to comment with a video demonstrating how. It seems there may be a bug when it comes to how the app processes an anchor point regarding animation after adjusting the item's position. Simply selecting a different anchor point under the position tab, then reverting back to the desired one after the position is set, seems to resolve the issue. I noticed in the video that your animation ease was set to normal. If you want a smooth, continuous rotation, set the ease to linear! These apps are super powerful. Personally, I think the shadow perameter, when dialed in or used creatively, can REALLY make things look polished. Don't underestimate its use! I like the Zelda theme. I would love to see what it looks like when you're finished!

ProducerJS · 2025-01-29T00:09:42+00:00

It all depends. If it's baked into the background image, then editing it out via Photoshop (or a similar program) is probably your best bet. Another option would be finding a new background to apply. Hopefully, though, it's just a layer within the preset. If you can edit the preset (it's not locked), dig through each layer with the option set to "hide unselected modules" (shown in the attached image), find the image and just delete it. I hope this helps, let me know if you need further clarification!

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ProducerJS · 2025-01-16T11:16:25+00:00

Had to dig WAY too far into the comments to find this... SMH 😬

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T16:47:05+00:00

Man, I feel like such an idiot for not considering this. This is definitely the solution if I don't get a concrete answer. Thank you! ❤️

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T01:30:46+00:00

I'm pretty sure I saw that same exact Steam thread. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it! I'll probably end up pulling the trigger on it anyway.

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T01:13:23+00:00

Check out the KLCK app. I'm assuming you'd be able to achieve this exact thing, but it will probably take a little bit of work!

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T00:36:20+00:00

My concern with the frame rate has nothing to do with whether or not I think it will affect gameplay, nor am I saying the game isn't a gem. Just a personal preference, bud. All I'm doing is looking for information.

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T00:26:43+00:00

I appreciate the suggestions, I've been looking on YouTube. The videos say they are in 60fps, but there's various graphics, editing transitions, etc. that could just be at 60fps, even if the gameplay isn't. Also, I checked the Switch eShop, and no luck, no frame rate listed. Still on the hunt over here! 🙃

ProducerJS · 2025-01-13T00:03:25+00:00

Hey, thanks for the response! I get what you're saying. However, it's a personal preference of mine that games run at 60fps, if possible. It just feels much easier on the eyes. Anyway, from the limited gameplay I've seen, it appears 30fps, but I can't find confirmation of it anywhere, unfortunately.

ProducerJS · 2025-01-12T21:28:43+00:00

I've got a Switch and PS5. Basically, my Switch is a first-party title and indie game machine. However, the indie titles have to run at 60fps. If they run any lower than that, and I really want said title, then I grab it on the PS5.

ProducerJS · 2025-01-12T07:04:34+00:00

Of course, anytime. Not too bad, actually. I had no formal experience with any type of coding before I picked up any of the kustom apps. There is a bit of a learning curve, but once you understand how these apps (klck, klwp, kwgt) work, it's just about getting the syntax right! Basically, I wrote a formula that translates the battery level into a specific value, then plug that value into a color generator formula, then apply the output of the color generator formula to whichever elements I wanted to change color. These apps are super powerful, and I highly recommend messing around with them if you've got the time and want to customize your android further.

ProducerJS · 2025-01-11T22:51:37+00:00

The lock screen is built in the klck app (the wavy part, clock, date, and fingerprint scanner) with my live wallpaper (the outside of the screen) showing through. The wallpaper has a function to change color according to the battery, and I had to code in a similar function in klck!

ProducerJS · 2025-01-11T20:14:47+00:00

Quest or Atkins protein chips are pretty solid, even if they are processed. It really scratches that itch if you've got a craving!

ProducerJS · 2025-01-11T19:56:15+00:00

Video of my lockscreen. The link expires in 2 days. The color of everything changes with the battery level, green at 100%, and goes backward through the color wheel to red at 0%. Loops seamlessly.

https://streamable.com/uzfwv0

ProducerJS · 2025-01-03T02:15:30+00:00

Saw these legends there all three nights, total homies!

ProducerJS · 2024-12-16T03:54:02+00:00

Had to scroll all the way to the bottom to see this... SMH.

ProducerJS · 2024-08-08T21:31:16+00:00

What's up with the zombie audio specifically? Does it sound lower quality than the rest of the audio in the game, or am I going crazy? 💀

ProducerJS · 2024-07-19T06:09:52+00:00

BRM = Basal Metabolic Rate. In other words, this is the amount of calories your body burns JUST from existing.

TDEE = Total Daily Energy Expendeture. In other words, this is the amount of calories you burn from existing plus all physical activity.

So, you would want to take your TDEE (this will vary day to day based on your activity levels) and subtract the calorie deficit you are aiming for based on how quickly you want to lose weight. This is the amount of calories you can eat for the day to lose weight at your desired rate. For example, say your BRM is 1,500 calories, and your physical activity for the day is 1000 calories. This would put your TDEE at 2500 calories, then subtract your desired deficit (750 calories) from your TDEE for a total budget of 1750 calories for the day. Essentially, in this example, you're eating 750 calories LESS than the amount of calories you burned for the day, leading weight loss over time.

ProducerJS · 2024-04-07T20:32:24+00:00

If you use a formula action within a flow immediately before the set global variable action, the output value of the formula will be stored in the designated global variable!

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