Welcome navigators,
Once again there is a problem the size of the screen.
This time, this problem affects iGO NextGen - and is indicated here: - http://www.gpspower.net/igo-primo-ne...ml#post1063875
It stems from the fact that the appearance of support xxxhdpi;
As a reminder:
ldpi ---- 120 dpi
mdpi --- 160 dpi
hdpi --- 240 dpi
xhdpi --- 320 dpi
xxhdpi --- 480 dpi
xxxhdpi --- 640 dpi
(More on this here - http://developer.android.com/guide/p...s_support.html)
The use of standard entries (declaration - eg. dpi = auto) causes the display screen is "small."
With persistence and inquisitiveness colleagues arimi and apokrifX - solution to the problem was found - Colleagues BIG thank you for your work !!! :good2::good2::good2:
The solution is based on a combination of the declaration (in sys.txt) -
"base_dpi =" and "dpi =" - to "force" a display of declared density in the base interface of different density.
Look at the examples: (SAMSUNG NOTE 4 2560x1440, dpi = 640)
Att.!
in sys.txt ONLY !!! this declaration's - in [rawdisplay] section:
As you can see - any entry included in point. 1 - does not cause any change in the size of the image.
Conversely, changing the entries - according to Example 2 - increases the image, 3 - reduction.
You can see that choosing a combination of entries in the line dpi =, and = base_dpi, - we have great opportunities display settings - in line with our expectations and preferences!
Similarly behave screens for other devices (with a resolution higher than 1920x1080)
example - Lenovo Yoga 2 (1920x1200, 320 dpi)
@ Mate arimi, apokrifX and 4pda - thank you very much for your curiosity and work - chapeau bas! :classic::beer:
PS.
Doing their own tests - please remember to set in
Map apperance - Viewpoin - Normal!
Other settings may distort the picture after changing Viewpoint - and cause excessive zooming in or out.
Once again there is a problem the size of the screen.
This time, this problem affects iGO NextGen - and is indicated here: - http://www.gpspower.net/igo-primo-ne...ml#post1063875
It stems from the fact that the appearance of support xxxhdpi;
As a reminder:
ldpi ---- 120 dpi
mdpi --- 160 dpi
hdpi --- 240 dpi
xhdpi --- 320 dpi
xxhdpi --- 480 dpi
xxxhdpi --- 640 dpi
(More on this here - http://developer.android.com/guide/p...s_support.html)
The use of standard entries (declaration - eg. dpi = auto) causes the display screen is "small."
With persistence and inquisitiveness colleagues arimi and apokrifX - solution to the problem was found - Colleagues BIG thank you for your work !!! :good2::good2::good2:
The solution is based on a combination of the declaration (in sys.txt) -
"base_dpi =" and "dpi =" - to "force" a display of declared density in the base interface of different density.
Look at the examples: (SAMSUNG NOTE 4 2560x1440, dpi = 640)
Att.!
in sys.txt ONLY !!! this declaration's - in [rawdisplay] section:
Spoiler: Declaration's and screen's
As you can see - any entry included in point. 1 - does not cause any change in the size of the image.
Conversely, changing the entries - according to Example 2 - increases the image, 3 - reduction.
You can see that choosing a combination of entries in the line dpi =, and = base_dpi, - we have great opportunities display settings - in line with our expectations and preferences!
Similarly behave screens for other devices (with a resolution higher than 1920x1080)
example - Lenovo Yoga 2 (1920x1200, 320 dpi)
Spoiler: Screen
@ Mate arimi, apokrifX and 4pda - thank you very much for your curiosity and work - chapeau bas! :classic::beer:
PS.
Doing their own tests - please remember to set in
Map apperance - Viewpoin - Normal!
Other settings may distort the picture after changing Viewpoint - and cause excessive zooming in or out.