Damn! I see this on Pixel 2@Android 10 AVD back in November and didn’t think it is such a problem. Indeed, these commands do not seem to work.
Here is a project:
Damn! I see this on Pixel 2@Android 10 AVD back in November and didn’t think it is such a problem. Indeed, these commands do not seem to work.
Here is a project:
Maybe not a solution for everybody, but these lines solved my problem:
-- Removes bottom bar on Android if system.getInfo( "androidApiLevel" ) and system.getInfo( "androidApiLevel" ) \< 19 then native.setProperty( "androidSystemUiVisibility", "lowProfile" ) else native.setProperty( "androidSystemUiVisibility", "immersiveSticky" ) end
This hides the Android bar alltogether making it possible to hit “my” bottom buttons. A swipe-up brings up the Android bar.
That’s help!
I had exact the same as “stalxerhd” show. The Android virtual button blocked the navigator button or the bottom part of the app. Any idea on how to fix it? How can I detect if there is a virtual button or if it is possible to show / hide the virtual button? If it allows to hide the virtual button, it must have some way to show it again to exit the app anyway.
Maybe the last sentence in my post will help you?
It works! Thanks runewinse!
I had exact the same as “stalxerhd” show. The Android virtual button blocked the navigator button or the bottom part of the app. Any idea on how to fix it? How can I detect if there is a virtual button or if it is possible to show / hide the virtual button? If it allows to hide the virtual button, it must have some way to show it again to exit the app anyway.
Maybe the last sentence in my post will help you?
It works! Thanks runewinse!