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I would like to create an emulator of Samsung Galaxy XCover4S (720 x 1280 px (5.00") 294ppi 64.6% screen-to-body ratio). However I found only how to set a predefined densities (like 120,240,320) and many more densities (ppi) in .android\avd\~~\config. Is there a posibility to set it as 294?
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You can get info on the display from the DisplayMetrics struct: DisplayMetrics metrics = getResources(). getDisplayMetrics(); Though Android doesn't use a direct pixel mapping, it uses a handful of quantized Density Independent Pixel values then scales to the actual screen size.
If you are using Eclipse go to Window - Android SDK and AVD Manager , there hit the New button, enter a name and select the SDK version, hit the Resolution option down in the Skin section and set the resolution you need.
Density refers to how many pixels have been physically squeezed into a 1 inch x 1 inch area. In digital displays / screens like monitors, phones, and tablets, density measurement unit is PPI (pixels-per-inch).
No. It is not possible to set the density to 294.
You can only choose between the following DPIs:120, 160, 213, 240, 280, 320, 360, 400, 420, 480, 560, 640
To set the density, do the following:
After creating the emulator, open ~/.android/avd/my_avd/config.ini and append:hw.lcd.density=560
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