I just dropped the resolution down using Terminal Emulator and changed the DPI and while the phone mostly looks good I have found it hard to get hotspots working with Zooper widgets. Does anyone have any advice about fixing this? Thanks
HARRINGT0N said:
I just dropped the resolution down using Terminal Emulator and changed the DPI and while the phone mostly looks good I have found it hard to get hotspots working with Zooper widgets. Does anyone have any advice about fixing this? Thanks
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umm.. changing dpi doesnt change your resolution.
simms22 said:
umm.. changing dpi doesnt change your resolution.
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I changed the DPI after i changed the display resolution.
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How change Screen resolution? I want to know...[emoji53]
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nemanja066 said:
How change Screen resolution? I want to know...[emoji53]
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check the play store, there are apps that do that.
Screen res, not DPI (if possible) :S
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nemanja066 said:
Screen res, not DPI (if possible) :S
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nomone.resolution_changer
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I seriously need this for the NS. 240 looks too big coming from N1's 180. build.prop doesn't help. Any takers?
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LordPhong said:
I seriously need this for the NS. 240 looks too big coming from N1's 180. build.prop doesn't help. Any takers?
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LCD Density Changer The App?
I am using the free one From thE Market and it works amazing. I have it set to 180 and there is much of a change. Widgets look really small tho! Give it a shot!
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Yeah, it's on the market, and here on XDA
Thanks for the replies, guys. I'm too cheap to pay for something so simple. So, I whipped out the old adb pull, notepad++, and push method.
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I'm using Launcher Pro. So, the widgets are resizeable.
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LordPhong said:
I'm using Launcher Pro. So, the widgets are resizeable.
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They are on both versions of ADW as well
PlankLongBeard said:
LCD Density Changer The App?
I am using the free one From thE Market and it works amazing. I have it set to 180 and there is much of a change. Widgets look really small tho! Give it a shot!
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Whoa 180 looks great!
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180 is way to small, and also doesn't function right... I would press on something and a blue bar would pop up where I was touching.
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wow i love this! thanks
petep86 said:
180 is way to small, and also doesn't function right... I would press on something and a blue bar would pop up where I was touching.
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What value are you using?
CaliLove310 said:
What value are you using?
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280 works well for me
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Smartenup said:
280 works well for me
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280? You mean 180? Your sig says Desire Z. 280 would be giant on the NS, I'm using 215 and it looks nice. I noticed that anything other than stock 240 results in some banding issues on some window headers, such as the gray banner on the notification pulldown.
LOL, I tried out 280 to see what it looks like and the homescreen icons are so big they're rubbing up against each other.
ikon8 said:
280? You mean 180? Your sig says Desire Z. 280 would be giant on the NS, I'm using 215 and it looks nice. I noticed that anything other than stock 240 results in some banding issues on some window headers, such as the gray banner on the notification pulldown.
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I totally agree with the banding but I can't stand large text and the amount of icons you can fit in the 240. I have 5 home screens (5 icons x 8 icons each).
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ikon8 said:
280? You mean 180? Your sig says Desire Z. 280 would be giant on the NS, I'm using 215 and it looks nice. I noticed that anything other than stock 240 results in some banding issues on some window headers, such as the gray banner on the notification pulldown.
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No, I actually mean 280, works for me just fine on the Des Z.
i jsut rooted my phone using the step by step clockwork recovery method and im not able to change my lcd density if i put it at 210 it just says saving and nothing happens to the screen
someone know how to fix that?
I have ported this from Yngwie Malmsteen clock widget and resized for the xoom it looks fantastic on my xoom so i hope you like all credit go to LP for the base i just ported and resized
there are some new versions now below.. all clock now support tap action for alarm clock..
If you like please say thanks
See pics below
Could you please port this to WVGA resolution? I wanna use this on my Nexus S 4G too alongside my XOOM! So gorgeous! Thanks sooooo much!
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Could you please port this to WVGA resolution? I wanna use this on my Nexus S 4G too alongside my XOOM! So gorgeous! Thanks sooooo much!
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try this version
This looks seriously beautiful! Thank you so much!
anytime I'm new to the Xoom but did work for the dhd section so will try to bring a few more new things
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BTW I'm in love with your wallpaper. Would you kindly post a link to it, please?
Also, is there a way to make the white backpanels' borders of the clock sharper, so it will look more "native HD" if you know what I mean?
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BTW I'm in love with your wallpaper. Would you kindly post a link to it, please?
Also, is there a way to make the white backpanels' borders of the clock sharper, so it will look more "native HD" if you know what I mean?
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wall paper attached i will turn this true hd shortly .. my aim was to get a fully working sense 4 widget on our xooms
Well, my friend, you did it right. This is the prettiest widget I've ever seen on a tablet.
Why does it look like this?
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Happened to me too. Go to your launcher settings, enable resize all Widgets, then long press the widget to stretch out the hidden edges.
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Where would I find launcher settings..?
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xvicedice said:
try this version
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Thanks for porting this over to us non-sense users. It's looking stellar on my Xoom and figured I would try the white.apk on my gnex. The flip clock section is working just fine. It's the date/weather bar area i'm having issues with. The high/low temps overlap and the weather icon/background bar are smaller than they should be. What xml's and values would need editing to fix this?
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jonx15 said:
Where would I find launcher settings..?
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What launcher are u using?
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Using the stock ics launcher...
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Thanks for porting this over to us non-sense users. It's looking stellar on my Xoom and figured I would try the white.apk on my gnex. The flip clock section is working just fine. It's the date/weather bar area i'm having issues with. The high/low temps overlap and the weather icon/background bar are smaller than they should be. What xml's and values would need editing to fix this?
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+ 1 for this as well
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jonx15 said:
Using the stock ics launcher...
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Unfortunately, stock can only resize certain stock Widgets. If you still want to see how it looks just grab Apex Launcher off the market as the re-size option is on by default. Then just add the widget to the home screen, long press the widget until some options pop up, select re-size and resize until all the sides are visible.
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This was mainly for the Xoom as pics allows us to resize Widgets to you galaxy users I think u will have to try to make a slightly smaller version. Give ma a couple of hours I should have something to try out.. for all Xoom users resizable Widgets must be activated on your device
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J3bu5Cru57 said:
Thanks for porting this over to us non-sense users. It's looking stellar on my Xoom and figured I would try the white.apk on my gnex. The flip clock section is working just fine. It's the date/weather bar area i'm having issues with. The high/low temps overlap and the weather icon/background bar are smaller than they should be. What xml's and values would need editing to fix this?
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Decompile the API file and edit the widget main file...
You will need to edit low temp an high temp... change the dip from right.. an increase top value in only one of the hope this helps, unfortunately; im no good at trying to explain I will try to fix this for you also
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My god, finally a proper port of this clock. Thank you so much. Version for Nexus S works very well on my SE Arc S.
xvicedice said:
Decompile the API file and edit the widget main file...
You will need to edit low temp an high temp... change the dip from right.. an increase top value in only one of the hope this helps, unfortunately; im no good at trying to explain I will try to fix this for you also
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Thanks for all the help with the widget_main.xml file to get it to scale to my GNex correctly. My Xoom and Gnex are looking great together.
Would it be cool if I posted the resized widget over on the Galaxy Nexus board with giving credit to LP for the base and this thread for your xoom port?
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Hey,
I wanted to change the dpi in order to let the icons on my screen appear bigger.
But I don't know which values I should set since I don't really know how this works..
So could anybody tell me the values which won't brick my phone?
Thanks
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Simbo_ said:
Hey,
I wanted to change the dpi in order to let the icons on my screen appear bigger.
But I don't know which values I should set since I don't really know how this works..
So could anybody tell me the values which won't brick my phone?
Thanks
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Lowest dpi - 170
ok but wouldn't this make the icons look smaller? Any way to increase density?
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Ok I got it now, thanks anyway
Simbo_ said:
ok but wouldn't this make the icons look smaller? Any way to increase density?
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Ok I got it now, thanks anyway
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use lcd density modder pro.
if you use the free version you will get play compatibility issues.
RomWiz said:
use lcd density modder pro.
if you use the free version you will get play compatibility issues.
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I used this app once, you need root access and that's it, there is a higher density and does make icons larger, i would lower it though
Using the Xposed framework and App Settings v0.4, how can I change the dpi of the lockscreen?
I'm on fw 423
Thanks in advance, anyone! :laugh:
dilanopro said:
Using the Xposed framework and App Settings v0.4, how can I change the dpi of the lockscreen?
I'm on fw 423
Thanks in advance, anyone! :laugh:
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maybe xperialockscreen apk
UxpNxtLockScreen.apk
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Actually, the only way to change that is to change dpi for framework-res (I think). :/
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UxpNxtLockScreen.apk
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Tried that one with no luck! I also rebooted after making the change.
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dilanopro said:
Tried that one with no luck! I also rebooted after making the change.
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I just told you, the only way to change it is to change dpi for framework-res(Android System) and reboot. This will change the dpi for all apps.
Or manually modify framework-res.apk to change the dpi only for lockscreen.
There is no other way.
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Thanks for your reply. I'll search how to do that and look into it. Hope it works out )
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dilanopro said:
Using the Xposed framework and App Settings v0.4, how can I change the dpi of the lockscreen?
I'm on fw 423
Thanks in advance, anyone! :laugh:
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Did you ever figure this out. I'm trying to do this too. JUST the lockscreen it took me all of 2 sec. to change it system wide.
anyone managed to change the dpi of just the lockscreen?
or found another way to center its contents?
its driving me crazy that the fingerprint unlock is not showing up above the button!
Did anyone find a work around for this? I need to either center the elements in the lower part of the screen or change the dpi of the lockscreen only. Same problem here! Last thing left on my list!
Same problem here .
Anyone got solution yet?
SOLUTION
ardahan said:
Same problem here .
Anyone got solution yet?
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Figured it out.
In AppSettings look for an entry called key com.android.keyguard
Set DPI to 640. Under that select/check Apply res to widgets.
Save (Maybe reboot too).
Lockscreen is now stock while everything else remains (at least for me) sweet 530 DPI
mikemikemikexxx said:
Figured it out.
In AppSettings look for an entry called key com.android.keyguard
Set DPI to 640. Under that select/check Apply res to widgets.
Save (Maybe reboot too).
Lockscreen is now stock while everything else remains (at least for me) sweet 530 DPI
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Thank you very much!!!!! This really did the trick!!!
I used a terminal emulator to change the default density (560) to 460. Every single app works fine except Twitter. Images on Twitter are corrupted. When I set back the density to 560 the images return to normal. Is there any way to fix it? Or is it a side effect I will have to live with?
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Also change density in build.prop. Google how if you don't know.
Didgeridoohan said:
Also change density in build.prop. Google how if you don't know.
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Awesome it worked. Thanks. I thought the terminal emulator was enough. My bad.
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Awesome!
Didgeridoohan said:
Awesome!
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Now you can try DPI 384. Fonts huge.