Sasuke082594
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I heard of Xposed Framework being able to do this, but is it possible and worth thr hassle?
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Is it possible to get manual dpi for apps?
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App Settings is the module you need for manual dpi settings. I use it with a few of my apps. The app is worth it if you want more screen real estate on the app you want to change.
Sasuke082594
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Can you explain how to use it or is it common sense? XD i haven't checked it out yet
Sasuke082594
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It must be used with Xposed Framework?
It must be used with the Xposed Framework.
- Open Xposed Installer
- Install/Update whithin the Xposed Installer
- Download App Settings
- Install App Settings with a file manager or an apk installer of your choice
- Enable the App Settings module in the Modules tab of the Xposed Installer
- Soft Reboot
- Open App Settings
- Choose an app
- Application Settings have to be on
- Change the DPI: to any number
- Hit the floppy to save the application settings
- Reopen the app that you chose
Sasuke082594
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Does it work with all apps? I tried witg Minecraft and nothing happened.
Maybe it's because it's located on SDcard and not Internal?
Some games and apps have a set user interface that doesn't change based on DPI.
Sasuke082594
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Well yeah that makes sense. Ill keep trying it out. Is it safe to lower the launchers DPI?
Sasuke082594
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It turns out it was just the app lol but the rest worked. Which app do I change to lower the DPI for my stock launcher?