THIS IS IN BETA DO NOT INSTALL

THIS IS IN BETA DO NOT INSTALL

THIS IS IN BETA DO NOT INSTALL

HaptiX 📳

HaptiX is an advanced, system-wide haptic customization tweak designed specifically for modern iOS 16 rootless jailbreaks (like Dopamine 2).

Instead of relying on outdated legacy engine hooks that drain battery or cause SpringBoard crashes, HaptiX natively taps into Apple's UIImpactFeedbackGenerator. This provides clean, hardware-accelerated haptic feedback across your entire device with zero double-vibration stuttering.

✨ Features

• System-Wide Injection: Broadly hooks into UIKit to provide haptics across almost all applications without needing dozens of individual app hooks.
• Smart Cooldown Gate: Built-in 50ms time gate prevents the Taptic Engine from rattling or double-firing when multiple UI events happen simultaneously.
• Taptic Engine Profiles: Choose from 5 native hardware profiles:
  • Light
  • Medium
  • Heavy
  • Soft (Perfect for subtle UI shifts)
  • Rigid (Perfect for a mechanical keyboard feel)
• Advanced Targeting: Toggle haptics individually for:
  • Keyboard Presses
  • UI Buttons & Toggles
  • Scroll Momentum End

📱 Compatibility

• iOS Version: iOS 16.x
• Architecture: iphoneos-arm64 (Rootless)
• Jailbreaks: Dopamine 2
• Devices: Fully tested and optimized for A15 devices (e.g., iPhone 13 mini).

(Note: If you are compiling for RootHide, change the architecture in the control file to iphoneos-arm64e)

🛠️ Building & Installation

This project is structured to be built with Theos. It is also fully compatible with standard Theos GitHub Actions workflows.

Local Compilation:

1. Ensure Theos is installed and configured for rootless compilation.
2. Clone this repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/HaptiX.git](https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/HaptiX.git)
   cd HaptiX````
   

3. Compile the .deb package:

   make package

4. Install the resulting .deb file (found in the packages folder) via Sileo, Zebra, or Filza.

GitHub Actions: If you fork this repository and enable GitHub Actions, the workflow will automatically compile the .deb file as an artifact upon every push.

⚙️ Configuration

Once installed, configure HaptiX directly from the native iOS Settings app.

We recommend disabling Apple's native keyboard haptics (Settings > Sounds & Haptics > Keyboard Feedback) to let HaptiX take over entirely and prevent overlapping feedback.

🧑‍💻 Author

Developed by eolnmsuk

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.