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Help Orientation Sensor Messed Up

A couple days ago I downloaded Sniper Shooter (because everyone else had and it looked cool). Great at first, and then my orientation went weird suddenly. I have to tilt to the right to keep the scope from moving. Recalibrate aim in the game doesn't do anything for me either.

Downloaded a couple sensor apps and they both show that when flat on the bottom edge (landscape mode) it's seeing about 16 degrees of roll, when it should be 0. I can't figure out how to calibrate this sensor. I've tried various apps to calibrate, a bubble level can calibrate itself but doesn't stick for other apps, etc.

Any ideas? Is this a hardware issue and I'm SOL?

It's a RAZR Maxx running JB 4.1.2. I don't remember how old it is, got it shortly after they came out I think.

TIA.
 
According to Vzw there is no calibration for the screen.

Touch Screen Settings - DROID RAZR / RAZR MAXX by MOTOROLA

The DROID RAZR / RAZR MAXX by MOTOROLA uses capacitive multi-touch technology. Screen calibration is not supported at this time.
The capacitive touch screen requires your skin to touch the screen. If you are using a screen protector your screen may not work as designed
 
Not sure where you got that it had anything to do with the screen. It's the orientation, nothing to do with the screen.
Wow, sorry was just trying to help my man! U talked about calibrating ur screen, so I thought I wld share that with you! Again sorry, and gd luck!
 
I downloaded it, don't see where you can calibrate, at least not in the free version. I'm guessing it just calibrates itself though, not the actual sensor, same as the other bubble levels and stuff do.
 
Thanks, got it. The button is hidden unless you press the screen. Didn't help though, it didn't even really work. It just changed the numbers to 0, without fixing the level.
 
Well, I fixed it, by not being an idiot. A reboot did the trick. Not sure why I didn't think to try that earlier. It must do some sort of calibration on its own when you restart it.

Thanks for the help.
 
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