In an effort to get this working on the Sonim XP5 Plus, I've been overriding the resolution via adb and changed the font settings in Android as low as they'll go, as well as using scrcpy. This has somewhat worked to set up the app, but even with the mouse size set to the smallest setting, the cursor is huge on the screen. Additionally, some of the options for the boss key do not show on screen at some resolutions (ie: the detect and save options). If the cursor can be made to scale down with the resolution as far as 240x320, I think that will really help make it more useful on the XP5+ and similar phones.
Examples:
240x320 (Native)
480x600 (Override)
Off topic (but related), I have no knowledge of coding and I'm just spit balling ideas here, but my understanding is that there is no key event for a mouse click like there is for keyboard keys/d-pad. That said, I'm wondering if it's possible to get around the Android 11 Go mouse click issue by simulating a tap input and setting the coordinates of the tap to be that of the cursor? I wouldn't be surprised if this has already been tried, but the thought popped into my head and I figured I'd add it in here.
In an effort to get this working on the Sonim XP5 Plus, I've been overriding the resolution via adb and changed the font settings in Android as low as they'll go, as well as using scrcpy. This has somewhat worked to set up the app, but even with the mouse size set to the smallest setting, the cursor is huge on the screen. Additionally, some of the options for the boss key do not show on screen at some resolutions (ie: the detect and save options). If the cursor can be made to scale down with the resolution as far as 240x320, I think that will really help make it more useful on the XP5+ and similar phones.
Examples:
240x320 (Native)
480x600 (Override)
Off topic (but related), I have no knowledge of coding and I'm just spit balling ideas here, but my understanding is that there is no key event for a mouse click like there is for keyboard keys/d-pad. That said, I'm wondering if it's possible to get around the Android 11 Go mouse click issue by simulating a tap input and setting the coordinates of the tap to be that of the cursor? I wouldn't be surprised if this has already been tried, but the thought popped into my head and I figured I'd add it in here.