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Me too!

Thanks again!

Small version ready
a bit to small for my taste, need to use stylus to use it

NOTE: have updated post #2, with all the mods so far


no don't think that is the code we want.


Brightness circle - Tinukedaya small.zip

That's it!

And, exactly as I thought, now I dunno which one to use

Thanks a lot.

btw: do you want black/gray versions of the designs of mine?

no need i actually like the look of yours, just the 140x140 size
but i like the bottom on with NightShift79's design so im using that

Other designs are welcome also from everbody

So after the few days I decided to stuck with the 100X100 circle desing. I love. So once again big THANKS!

btw: Did you check up the keyboard backlight scripts i posted earlier? I guess that might be what I was talking about, but can't manage to make it run to try it.

no but i have been looking at the code that i got from JonWW and tweeked it so now the fade out works as i would normally.
will post when i update the zip to include new init.d script and an uninstall command

ok zip has been updated

for everybody with custom brightness installed you can either:
copy custom_brightness_init.d to /etc/init.d (from the new zip)
or
run install again, new install have a prompt if mce.ini.backup exist then you will be asked to overwrite, just say no


also added an uninstall if needed.


oh, and again please post feedback on how it works

going to install it staright away... tho' I would still vote for an on-demand swich added to the widget *grin*

Ok. It works just fine. One small thing only. It seems like the fade in/out is done in two steps.. would it be possible to do in more, to feel more fluent? Just a thought...

no don't think that will be possible, then we are talking about the main brightness system, and if i could do that, this QBW/init.d mod, then i could just disable ALS and mod/change the 5 normal steps to what ever is needed, and then instead maybe make an app to change & customize the 5 levels.

but for now this is the only way to get proper light levels.

and heres some Q for you:
how is the fade working precisely, does it react good enough?
and how good are the colors at level 140 - 200? i really like how the screen just "shines" at that level