General CCSettings now in Cydia

3bs said:
FlipSwitch is one word and go to Cydia > Manage > Settings (top left corner) > set it to Developer then search for it.

6 looks fine to me?
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Thanks. Got it.

I feel like the spacing with the 6 icons looks a little off but it works.

Also vibration works but I feel like it's backwards. When it's highlighted vibrate is on. I feel like highlighted should make it turn off?

This is much better than CCsettings.
 
iParis said:
Yeah, it's called Mobile Substrate Safe Mode. It's to protect your phone from situations like this so you don't end up in an endless bootloop. The developers of CCSettings messed something up with the most recent update, it's not the Mobile Substrate update that caused the issue.
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Thank you
 
drew0020 said:
Thanks. Got it.



I feel like the spacing with the 6 icons looks a little off but it works.



Also vibration works but I feel like it's backwards. When it's highlighted vibrate is on. I feel like highlighted should make it turn off?



This is much better than CCsettings.
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Makes sense to me with how the icon looks.
 
BumpyFlatline said:
So funny everyone is so excited about these two CC tweaks. In my opinion, before these two (CCToggles and CCSettings) hit cydia my choice always came down to either the man, Ryan Petrich's tweak or this insane looking one from Dany Lisiansky...

Just letting the forum know since these CC tweaks are a huge hit. Rightfully so too! :)
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I might be alone, but danyl just released CCControls in cydia. It's not ready for 64bit devices yet, but I'm definitely gonna give it a try when it's ready. Out of all the CC tweaks, this one looks the best to me.

What do you guys think?
 
They look sweet guys.
But whats really the difference between CCToggles, CCSettings and CCControls?
I'm looking for something that will replace sbsettings and that will include removebackround apps, autolock, wifi, lte and location if possible for my i5.
Thanks for your input.

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Also rocketbootstrap is installed automaticly with flipswitch.
Is that still needed now that cydia substrate is out? Can we remove it?
 
This works great. I installed CCcontrols on my iPhone 5 7.0.4 and it sent it into a boot loop that was only fixed with a full restore and had to jailbreak and add everything back. It had to be something with flipswitch or rocket bootstrap. CCSettings worked perfectly. But I would love to run CCcontrols if it worked on my phone.
 
Can any good soul here who tried all the CCControls, CCSettings, CCToggles let us know which is the best out of them and what is the difference ?
I am using CCSettings for now on iPhone 4S iOS 7.0.4 and it is working great.
 
rick snagwell said:
ccsettings is the best IMO. i do wish there was a way to make more toggles, like settings.
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I hear you.
I tried them all and went with ccsettings.
Nice, easy, liteweight and it actually tells you what each pictured toggle does if you forgot and if you hit respring or reboot by accident it pops up a confirmation window to verify before going through.
Very nice. Would like to have some more options too like remove background , called ID on/off and autolock option.
 
SimsDelt said:
This works great. I installed CCcontrols on my iPhone 5 7.0.4 and it sent it into a boot loop that was only fixed with a full restore and had to jailbreak and add everything back. It had to be something with flipswitch or rocket bootstrap. CCSettings worked perfectly. But I would love to run CCcontrols if it worked on my phone.
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I haven't had a chance to try CCControls either since it's not updated for the 5s yet. Out of the lot, I think this one looks best. It's jam packed with features. FlipSwitch integration, a ton of stock toggles plus additional ones, the ability to theme it, plus I love the idea of lock screen restrictions.

If anyone has used it, please share your thoughts.
 
I just tried all three, and despite CCControls installing added dependencies - it's my favourite.

It has the toggles that I need, it can restrict access to individual toggles on the lock screen and it can have six toggles per "page".
 
hafr said:
I just tried all three, and despite CCControls installing added dependencies - it's my favourite.

It has the toggles that I need, it can restrict access to individual toggles on the lock screen and it can have six toggles per "page".
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Are the toggles swipeable ? As in you can swife right to left on control center to get another set of 6 toggles ?
Like in CC Settings, we can swipe to have multiple lines of 5 toggles each.
And why are the additional dependencies a concern ? Any specific reason ?
I may try to uninstall CCSettings and install CCControls and see how it works.

Is CCControls incompatible with any other tweak that we know of ?
 
rak007 said:
Are the toggles swipeable ? As in you can swife right to left on control center to get another set of 6 toggles ?
Like in CC Settings, we can swipe to have multiple lines of 5 toggles each.
And why are the additional dependencies a concern ? Any specific reason ?
I may try to uninstall CCSettings and install CCControls and see how it works.

Is CCControls incompatible with any other tweak that we know of ?
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Yes, I have 12 toggles active - so two pages.

No reason other than me being suspicious :)

I don't know if it's incompatible with anything.
 
I jailbroke my phone for this tweak. Can't believe Apple won't add Mobile Data to Control Centre.

Also, this one does not install dependencies.
 
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