Step 1: RT[F]M ;^) http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html
Additionally, there was a LOT of discussion of this when multi- resolution support came out in 1.6; some searching of this group should turn up good information too. The summary is that you can either leave android:anyDensity="false" in your manifest to let the platform scale your bitmaps, or you can include bitmaps of different sizes for different screen densities. String On Jan 16, 1:40 pm, Neilz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all. So, I've been building an app which I test on my Hero, with a > screen size of 480 x 320. The app is dependent upon Bitmap images, > placing them at specific screen positions (i.e. Canvas.drawBitmap > (bitmap, x, y, null) etc.). > > Now of course I face the problem of how this app will be compatible > with new devices such as the Droid (854 x 480) and Nexus (480 x 800). > Testing on the emulator seems to show that there will be a large part > of the screen unused. > > What are the options here? Is there some way that the final Canvas > output can be translated to fit a different screen size? Do I have to > resize my bitmaps depending on the screen size, and translate the x, y > positions accordingly? > > Any suggestions appreciated!
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