Quicksettings tiles got the blues
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Quicksettings tiles got the blues
No matter how I build the icon, Automagic Quicksettings tiles are stuck blue (as if they're 'on'). Any way to change that? (Android Pie, for what it's worth)

- digitalstone
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Re: Quicksettings tiles got the blues
I posted about the same issue a couple of weeks ago:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7487
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7487
Phone: LG Nexus 5X (rooted vanilla Android 7.1.2)
Re: Quicksettings tiles got the blues
I finally can look unto this now. Last time when digitalstone create the thread, I am still at MIUI, all quicktiles setting doesn't work. Now I am at RR 6.1 Oreo 8.1, have created the flow since long. But only look at it yesterday. It is a nice one, I just thought about using it as a logcat toggle. But I have implemented it thru multi shortcut in the navbar, gotta to find way to sync both tile and the state.
I don't know how others understand it. But from my point of view, for the toggle to work, we should use some flow which capable of toggling. The easiest one is of course using condition execution count 2. 1st tap will run into the false branch, 2nd tap will will true. So the execution count will split between this 2 everytime it is tapped. Of course, use Update Quick settings tile to change the icon for both branch. For example,
false branch change it to Indoor - Active (icon solid, or maybe blue)
True branch changet it to Outdoor - Inactive (icon grey-out, or maybe no color)
The default icon of the tile will be determined by the Trigger Quick Settings Tile Selected. So we can set the icon to something else, different than the false/true branch. In case we change the state to Unavailable (not Active or Inactive), the tile will be rendered useless and only can be pressed again after the flow is disabled-enabled back.
For your case, you might need to use the update action and change the state to inactive, so the blue color disappear.
Toggle can be expanded to multiple (unlimited) states (example : "normal", "vibrate", "silent", "meeting") by using nested execution count, or much tidier : glovar + multiple parallel expression.
I don't know how others understand it. But from my point of view, for the toggle to work, we should use some flow which capable of toggling. The easiest one is of course using condition execution count 2. 1st tap will run into the false branch, 2nd tap will will true. So the execution count will split between this 2 everytime it is tapped. Of course, use Update Quick settings tile to change the icon for both branch. For example,
false branch change it to Indoor - Active (icon solid, or maybe blue)
True branch changet it to Outdoor - Inactive (icon grey-out, or maybe no color)
The default icon of the tile will be determined by the Trigger Quick Settings Tile Selected. So we can set the icon to something else, different than the false/true branch. In case we change the state to Unavailable (not Active or Inactive), the tile will be rendered useless and only can be pressed again after the flow is disabled-enabled back.
For your case, you might need to use the update action and change the state to inactive, so the blue color disappear.
Toggle can be expanded to multiple (unlimited) states (example : "normal", "vibrate", "silent", "meeting") by using nested execution count, or much tidier : glovar + multiple parallel expression.
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Re: Quicksettings tiles got the blues
The issue is that however I design the icon, (even a different version for the toggle state) it's blue as in the screenshot.
Re: Quicksettings tiles got the blues
At mine it always black white only, even if I use color version. So it seems to be ROM theme dependant.
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 (whyred), AOSP Extended v6.7 build 20200310 Official, Android Pie 9.0, Rooted.
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