display size and font size improvements

[soundsnow]

I uploaded the image and settings table again; please see my original post for details.

nikita36078/J2ME-Loader#1105

96x96: Haier M600 Black Pearl. This doesn't resemble a normal Java phone. This doesn't resemble a normal phone at all. No one would want to develop Java games for it, let alone know if it even supports Java. It's hard to find another phone with this resolution.
104x80: No Java phone has this resolution under normal conditions.

pixels	width	swap w&h	height	sizes	sizem	sizel	ok
6240	96	x	65	?	?	?	()
8080	101	x	80	?	?	?	()
16384	128	x	128	?	?	?	()
16900	130	x	130	?	?	?	()
19200	120	x	160	?	?	?	()
20480	128	x	160	?	?	?	()
23232	132	x	176	?	?	?	()
36608	176	x	208	?	?	?	()
38720	176	x	220	?	?	?	()
43264	208	x	208	?	?	?	()
48400	220	x	220	?	?	?	()
62400	240	x	260	?	?	?	()
66560	208	x	320	?	?	?	()
76800	240	x	320	?	?	?	(o)
96000	240	x	400	?	?	?	()
102400	320	x	320	?	?	?	()
103680	240	x	432	?	?	?	()
105600	240	x	440	?	?	?	()
128000	640	x	200	?	?	?	()
144000	360	x	400	?	?	?	()
146432	352	x	416	?	?	?	()
153600	320	x	480	?	?	?	()
172800	360	x	480	?	?	?	()
230400	360	x	640	?	?	?	()
276000	345	x	800	?	?	?	()
281600	800	x	352	?	?	?	()
307200	480	x	640	?	?	?	()
384000	480	x	800	?	?	?	()
409920	480	x	854	?	?	?	()
me	?	x	?	?	?	?	()

[recompileorg]

Thanks for this. I know how much work putting something like this together takes and it is very much appreciated.

The resolutions in FreeJ2ME were added haphazardly as we found games that needed them. They're easy enough to change, but the whole configuration interface needs a serious overhaul. (It has some of the worst code in the whole project, shamefully hacked together in a hurry.)

[soundsnow]

https://github.com/soundsnow/rasofang
https://soundsnow.github.io/rasofang/
This webpage was designed for Android phones, and it might look a bit strange when viewed on web browsers on Windows PCs and tablets. The device selection and settings window might appear below the main table on larger screens.

I made some modifications to the previous design and created a webpage. I added "320x400" because it has the same number of pixels as "640x200". Clicking "x" changes it to "X", indicating that it's not the default value; clicking "X" again reverts it back to "x". Clicking the leftmost pixel count opens the device settings interface. The top left corner displays the current row's width and height. If you swap the values ​​and then open the device settings again, the top left corner will display the swapped width and height. By default, you need to select the brand first and then the device. Due to data loss, I replaced it with other content. After selecting a device, it will use the selected device's own keyboard key codes and features such as touchscreen, Bluetooth, location, file system, Infrared data, microphone, magnetometer, network, gyroscope, accelerometer, etc. Below is a text box (which I haven't implemented yet), similar to the "System properties" text box in J2ME Loader. You can enter the CLDC version, MIDP version, encoding, platform, file version, sensor version, M3G version, media version, PIM version, location version, mixing, audio capture, video capture, recording, Ringtones folder path, Pictures folder path, operating system version, IMEI, and SMS number (commonly used in Chinese "+86" phone numbers, which often use SMS to charge you).

[soundsnow]

nikita36078/J2ME-Loader#1105
I uploaded a screenshot to the original post along with some additional usage instructions. You can take a look if you're interested.