The PIE feature in LMT Launcher supports both extended menu buttons and long-press gestures to reveal secondary controls, in addition to the primary ones. Like the primary buttons, the secondary ones are capable of supporting a wide array of user-selected actions. Just to give you an idea, each button on LMT Launcher’s PIE menu can be assigned one of the following actions/controls:
- Launch an app of your choice
- Go to the home screen
- Bring up the recent apps list
- Menu
- Back
- Search
- Search Long-Press (to activate voice search)
- Next app (if any)
- Previous app (if any)
- LMT (to directly launch the LMT Launcher interface)
- Toggle Wi-Fi
- Toggle a system activity
- Launch a webpage
- Trigger an arbitrary script
- Kill the current app
- Kill all apps
- Trigger a Tasker-created task
- Open the notification bar
- Open Quick Settings (on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean)
Once you navigate to the PIE column on LMT Launcher’s main interface, you’ll be offered a total of 20 empty slots. The first 10 are meant for the inner dial of the overlay menu and the next 10 are for the outer (larger) dial. Both inner and outer levels can sport a maximum of five keys each, where each key can be assigned a specific action upon dragging as well as holding it down momentarily. That is, once the overlay menu is activated, you can drag your finger to the required button to trigger the associated action, or you may hold down on a button to reveal the secondary controls and then lift your finger to trigger the desired action.
To personalize the PIE layout, just navigate to the app’s settings tab. From there, you may adjust its activation area position, dimensions & color settings, and play around with a several other miscellaneous preferences.
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