resolution and font size improvements

[soundsnow]

Could you add a settings interface similar to the one in rasofang? Also, please remove some of the resolutions added by hex editing, as those "non-existent Java devices" were never actually manufactured. In rasofang, each device has separate settings, but these weren't added because my previously saved database was lost. After selecting the brand and device, you can configure the settings; detailed device settings are located under "Brand" and "Device". Read the original post and its source post for more details. I originally made this for J2ME Loader.
hex007#232

[TwoSpacesSG]

Hi.
From the FreeJ2ME-Plus list:

• 101x64 - screen resolution of the Siemens M50 for which various games are dumped
• 208x173 - screen resolution of the Sony Ericsson "P-series" (P990i, etc.) in keypad-closed mode (refer to existing photos of this phone). Ratchet and Clank 1 for these phones uses this resolution. For most phones we decided to not include partial resolutions (like Motorola's) to not expand the list too much, but the two keypad examples (208x173 and 360x360) were included because the difference between those and the full screen is major.
• 180x320 and 320x180 - some actual games for 360x640 use this resolution, there is some Harry Potter game that does. On a real Nokia phone those would use a Manifest property to integer-scale the game by 2.
• 240x240 - this is in use by games for DoJa phones. Some games malfunction on 240x320 or whatever.
• 240x480 - there's an LG phone (LG KF700) that uses this resolution.
• 360x360 - screen resolution of Nokia 360x640 phones when displaying the touch keypad. A small amount of games force it and purposely use 360x360.

From the Rasofang resolution database:

• 220x220, 320x320, 240x440 (LG KF700 canvas?), 320x400, 640x200, 360x400, 320x480 (Android?), 360x480, 480x854 (Android?): I might be blanking out here but I'm not aware of any J2ME phones with such resolutions or dumped games for them.

• 240x260 (BlackBerry?), 800x352 (Nokia) and 345x800 (LG) are probably good suggestions, I've previously requested 345x800 as well.

[soundsnow]

Okay, I'll reply to you one by one.

First, rasofang isn't a database. It originally needed to use the device database I created, which included a lot of hardware information. One advantage of this was that it didn't require much configuration; the default settings were sufficient unless you had specific needs. However, the bad news is that my storage device hardware database was corrupted and lost.

Second, at the bottom of the rasofang resolution list is a "me" option, which is completely customizable. You can configure everything like Sun, Oracle, and official mobile phone brand development tools—there are no restrictions.

Third, the width and height values ​​are interchangeable. You know that's fine; by default, it uses the resolution of their most commonly used formats.

Regarding your question about resolution, I've already answered it in that J2ME Loader issue.

Regarding the resolution you mentioned, I do have several phones with the same resolution. But why didn't I add them to rasofang? Because I couldn't find anyone online uploading files that mentioned both "device name" and "resolution." Both are required for me to add something to rasofang. While rasofang prioritizes practicality, I did add all the mobile device resolutions you can find online before creating the rasofang file. However, to ensure reliability, I removed all resolutions from sources that didn't mention the "device name." I don't want to add too many resolutions to rasofang. Besides, I've already reserved a custom device setting; all devices can be configured by clicking on pixel values.