
Stiko
Germany
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Hi @all.
I have no Android tablet.
I have a mobile phone, but I find the controls too small.
Can not you implement a mobile test mode?
I would like to be able to use the mobile app in Windows10.
Including the switch between the layers of several windows as in the app.
Is this possible or planned?
Not everyone has Android,
So I hope for support.
The mobile interface is perfect.
Thank you very much
Alan
I am familiar with this function.
The size of the mobile interface can not be changed and is 800x480.
This is for me also completely sufficient.
Unfortunately the version in Windows is not sufficient for me.
I wanted to use a level for scripts, one for the control.
The change in the mobile app is great done by script.
I also find it more practical.
In Windows, it's not that simple.
Perhaps EZ will implement a little more here.
It's just a suggestion.
You just have to live with what you have.
Thank you.
Alan
Alan
You are a great helper.
Thanks
@DJ, is this something that used to work and is now broken, a feature that was planned but not implemented, or am I mis-reading the purpose of displaying the width and height in the interface builder settings? With most mobile devices now having HD displays, and some having QHD, and even a couple having 4K displays, having this editable would be useful to better utilize screen real-estate, let alone supporting Stiko's great idea of using the mobile interface "emulation" screen in ARC on Windows tablets.
Alan
I hope longer ;-)
Can you change this part from the ARC?
I need 2 customize mobile windows for using my robot.
One Window is to small for using in Windows and 2 are to large for one Desktop in my Screen.
Thanks
The value is readonly to work across all mobile devices. This option will never be user adjustable, that would affect compatibility of mobile devices. Perhaps i can think of something in the future for tablet pc's.
The plugin architecture of ARC is probably the most powerful framework that you will ever find. The entire application and all resources are open, which means they are complete plug'n'play controls to build with.
Here is a snapshot of Object Explorer in Visual Studio of the ARC.exe application.
However, i recommend starting at the beginning of the tutorial http://www.ez-robot.com/Tutorials/UserTutorials/146/1
I'm curious.