Mark,
It's a misconception to assume that screen density is related to screen
size or resolution (although all three, taken together, are tied by a
simple formula).
Up until now, it's been the case (hdpi screens used in phones are
typically 480x800 or 480x854), but it was only a coincidence.
Try using screen size qualifiers, such as "-large", possibly combined
with density ("large-mdpi"). The exact resolution qualifiers such as
"drawable-800x480") are deprecated now, so you may still need to do some
scaling at runtime in your own code.
-- Kostya
02.01.2011 23:09, MarkAllenNeil пишет:
I've had a game on the Android marketplace for several months, and by
following the "rules" to support multiple display sizes and
resolutions, the game runs on form factors from 480x854 down to
320x240 with no special coding required on my part.
Now I'm looking to support tablets and have run into a bit of a wall.
For the first time, I need to support a device which has a larger
screen (1366x768) and yet has only a medium resolution display.
Things fail to scale appropriately and the result is that my game
bitmaps display *way* too small on the screen. Obviously I can't
replace my MDPI graphics with larger bitmaps without breaking all of
the phone-sized devices out there on which my game currently runs just
fine.
So is the recommended (or fall-back) action at this point to handle
this programmatically, i.e. scaling my bitmaps manually in code? I
hope not... as the code gets larger and more fragile.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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