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@gyro-needer The best fix you can use is to update your Xposed... @Frazew when I was playing with this module I saw that indeed errors anywhere would generally affect the...
Ah, you missed the opportunity to have exactly 1 year since last release :dancer:
It isn't a problem with your phone, it's just that the module is unfinished as of yet and does not support most apps. It seems that the developer has overcome...
Unfortunately the 1.5 "branch" doesn't seem to work on APIs below 23 at all. I've compiled it and while it says "gyroscope: true", all it shows for gyro values is...
Unfortunately after building the newest sources, on API 22 (TP-Link Neffos C5) I still don't get any gyroscope values, only "theoretical values" seem correct. On 1.4x gyroscope values and theoretical...
It is not open source - it's not a custom rom. Unfortunately it still doesn't work `08-10 08:06:36.582 E/Xposed (2745): java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: android.hardware.SystemSensorManager$BaseEventQueue#enableSensor(android.hardware.Sensor,int,int)#exact 08-10 08:06:36.582 E/Xposed (2745): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers.findMethodExact(XposedHelpers.java:339) 08-10 08:06:36.582...
Okay, good news. Firstly, I went back to the most recent source from before the fixes you proposed now. On some chinese site(http://blog.csdn.net/kc58236582/article/details/50237123) I found a variant of the sensors...
One thing I wonder about - shouldn't the Cardboard hook use TYPE_GAME_ROTATION_VECTOR rather than TYPE_ROTATION_VECTOR? The Google Cardboard headset has a built in magnet, and since TYPE_ROTATION_VECTOR sensor uses data...
I don't know if those spikes are a matter of filtering. The theoretical values seem to be smooth without any big spikes, but the gyroscope values get huge spikes, like...
Okay, I played a bit with the latest commit, and while it fixes the weird spikes, it causes the cardboard apps that worked before (youtube, cardboard camera) to no longer...