It seems the “No Charge Sound/Vibration“ toggle in mikoto hasn’t been working in recent iOS versions, and it used to do exactly what I wanted. Basically, what I would like is a very simple tweak that just does this.
Posted May 23, 2020, 1:56 PM UTC
Smoothbattery
Unfortunately the toggle in smooth battery isn’t working. The other toggles such as “fake 1% battery icon” are working.
To make it stay in jailed or jail broken, edit the strings in SystemSoundRingerSettings.plist and SystemSoundVibrationPatterns.plist
Those are the areas of editing you want to go for👍
I’ve never manually edited a file like this. I’m pretty much in jail broken state constantly, so was just looking for a quick tweak. Thank you!
springtomize 5
once installed open settings > spirngotmize > miscellaneous
Thank you, I didn’t know springtomize had this functionality. I don’t really need a lot of the functions of springtomize, just this one quick function, that used to be free with mikoto.
Use the method posed by u/TopLE1337. That is the simplest way. I have changed mine to a Pokemon revive(?) sound lol
Ok great, would I use Filza to do that? How would I make it “blank” so that nothing happens?
Yes you’d use Filza for this. I don’t know the location of the vibration plist. I’m 99% sure it’s a Boolean value. So editing the string should be just changing the vibration value from 1(enabled) to 0(disabled). It’d be better if you ask u/TopLE1337 for this
I can speak for disabling the sound when it’s plugged in. Navigate to
/System/Library/Audio/UISoundsand look for a file namedconnect_power.caf. Long press on it and choose edit. Move the cursor to the end and add a.bakto the end. It should look likeconnect_power.caf.bakIt won’t play the sound now