Notices

UPDATED!!!

Okay guy, now we have 3 different color managment reading the battery percentage NOT the battery Bars

• 1 color

• 3 colors

• 5 colors

_the 1 color option will give only
red when below 20%

_the 3 colors option will give you
green from 100 to 67 %
yellow from 66 to 34 %
red from 33 to 0 %

_as finally for the 5 color management
white form 100 to 81 %
baby blue from 80 to 61 %
yellow from 60 to 41 %
purple from 40 to 21 %
red from 20 to 0 %

this script will hopefully work while charging,
i tried optimizing the power managment as much as i could really but so far i noticed no diffrence in my battery life
as in its the same thing as before,
further more i added all the 7 colors to the mce.ini

the script will not conflict with any other notifications ie.SMS or Missed Calls


So the steps on how to get the script working are:
1. download the .zip file attached below and extract it in your "/home/user/MyDocs/" that is the basic folder in your file manager!

2. go to main menu>settings> notification light>enable "Other Notification"

3.open the terminal, then type in the following code:
then,
WARNING:this will edit your mce.ini file! you can easyly revert back using this same script.
as choosing option "a" will mod your mci.ini and option "b" will install the original back!
(eg: to choose option "a" just type in a and then press enter)

4.use any app that runs a command every given interval
i personally will use "queen beecon Widget" so you will need to install it.
then once you create that widget,just simply chose the option to "add cmd"
give it a title
the at the command box enter this for the 1 color option:
the at the command box enter this for the 3 color option:
the at the command box enter this for the 5 color option:
NOTE: to test if the LED colors are installed and properly working
i wrote a script that will lock the screen shows you 7 LED colors each separated by a white blink then turn the screen back on
to try it out type in the terminal
5.go the the update policy section and ONLY choose "@ interval" i suggest 5mints for an accurate result
but its your wish after all.

Important: to turn off this script you must first disable the widget then open the terminal and run the following command :
or you can just disable the widget then reboot

and here you go!

Disclaimer: this is all done at your risk only!!

special thanks to renaldoTT for his mci.ini file (A) "he's a life saver" and to Blue_led for some help with some scripts

so does the LED stay on constatntly while the screen is off/locked? or just blinks or something

blinks every 6 or 7 seconds with a faint light

Testing it, so far so good, to stop the mod I just chose option "b" removed the widget and unticked "other notifications". all is well. going to reenable it and test it out fully. so far so good

reenabled and testing. when i receive messages and such, it blinks blue as usual so no clashing of priorities. works damn well, battery doesn't seem to be draining much at all either, checked CPU in battery graph, when not being used, barley any CPU usage takes place, so yea all is well. will run this next week with the UPDATED smart clocker script and see what happens

i want to try this, is the lights going to burn if i leave it for a long time?

burn? what do you mean?

like the light stops turning on because its all used up and stuff.

most likely not because the light flickers every 6seconds or so it does not stay on continuously. these lights are very durable to my understanding as they are not like the light bulbs you use at home lol so you don't have to worry about it "burning" out

hahaha thanks i love it

You're very welcome, you should also check out bakuur's other scripts they will make your life easy, I suggest the "Easy overclocking script" because it works well and I haven't tested the "SmartClocker" script thoroughly yet but bakuur says it works so you can it and report to us on the thread your results