Qt 6.9.1 Android screen scale factor issues.

[JoeCFD]

Is the Android version same on all devices?

[SMF-Qt]

@JoeCFD

No the Simulator and Tablet are15 the A06 is 14 and the HTC 12.

[JoeCFD]

@SMF-Qt Maybe you can try to downgrade jdk and sdk versions for Android 14 and 12. Be aware that there is compatibility issue among these packages. You can go through my posts to find that out.

[SMF-Qt]

Thank you for your comment. During my journey to set up an android build enviromment I tried various combinations of build tool versions the set I am currently using produces working apk files for my selected set of deployment targets.

[JoeCFD]

@SMF-Qt I used Qt5 + old versions of sdk and jdk and did not have your issue on Tablet and Phone with Android 12/13/14.

[SMF-Qt]

@JoeCFD

Thanks for the insight but my path is qt6 and that is my focus.

[SMF-Qt]

I am currently trying to find a c++ programmatic method for locking my application into landscape mode.
I have seen on the web various methods (including copying and hacking build xml files) to acheive this but so far nothing constructive that support my Qt6 setup.
I have found "setRequestedOrientation" references in various java files under the sdk and I know there was a Qt5 method for accessing it but nothing currently in Qt6.

Any suggestions welcome.

[ekkescorner]

@SMF-Qt said in Qt 6.9.1 Android screen scale factor issues.:

I am currently trying to find a c++ programmatic method for locking my application into landscape mode.

you can try

bool ApplicationUI::setScreenOrientationLandscape()
{
    QJniObject activity = QNativeInterface::QAndroidApplication::context();

    if(activity.isValid())
    {
        activity.callMethod<void>("setRequestedOrientation", "(I)V", 0);
        return true;
    }

    return false;
}

[SMF-Qt]

@ekkescorner

Thank you that worked.

[ekkescorner]

@SMF-Qt cool :)