Bluestacks 3 Landscape Mode

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There's no denying the fact that average users are now more comfortable using there Android devices to do stuff than using a PC. Android apps are more user friendly and offer features in ease that's remained wanting on PC softwares — and let's not talk about the UI, which is just superb on Android devices, compared to PC.

Coming back to iPhone, and now without any further delay. Here's how you can force Pokemon Go into landscape mode and still be able to play the game. Step 1: Fire up Pokemon Go and turn your iPhone into landscape mode and keep it in that orientation throughout. Step 2: Tap the Poke Ball at the bottom of the screen. Landscape mode allows the wider part of the image to be covered in which the width of the image is more than its height (e.g. Panoramic View) whereas Portrait mode allows the height of the image to be more than its width (e.g. Book View).Whenever the angle of rotation of the screen changes to 90°, the modes are inter changed (i.e. Landscape to Portrait and vice-versa) and when the angle of. When I switch to landscape mode (NUMPAD 7 or CTRL+F11) the emulator rotates the screen to landscape orientation but the Android OS and none of the apps rotate. So everything is sitting sideways. Right click on Bluestacks AgentRotate Portrait AppsEnabled. There are several options available. Automatic - Selected By Default - It will rotate the app player in portrait mode for portrait apps. Disabled - It will force the portrait apps to work in landscape mode. I Have a game that I play in portrait mode, but when certain ads pop-up it switches to landscape, then it'll switch back to portrait, but the bluestacks player will then reset to the center of my screen. https://ameblo.jp/clavocut-yats/entry-12651132296.html. I want the player to stay on the far right of my screen so I can play while doing other things.

So how about installing your favorite Android apps on PC? Well, you can do that, and quite easily. Since Android is an open source platform, it's easily possible to run it on a PC with a virtual Linux environment.

And thanks to BlueStacks, who took advantage of this and have developed one good, if not great, Android App player for Windows and Mac. Apple laptop mouse pad not working.

The BlueStacks App Player runs on your PC as an Android tablet in landscape mode. It runs in both full screen and windowed mode. And it even syncs notifications from Android apps with notification system on your Windows PC, keeping you updated with all the information from Apps like Gmail, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and others.

What do you mean by editing in computer. Yes, you get notifications just like you get them on your Android device, and it takes place in the form of the traditional balloon popping up on the left-bottom of your PC.

So if running Android Apps and Games on your Windows PC and Mac interests you then go ahead and follow the guide below for installation and usage instructions.

DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL BLUESTACKS ON YOUR PC

You first need to download the BlueStacks software on your PC. Below's how to:

icon-download DOWNLOAD BlueStacks

WINDOWS | MAC

  1. Install BlueStacks app player using the installation file you received from the download link above.
  2. Once the installation is finished, BlueStacks will automatically start itself. In case it doesn't, then start it from the BlueStacks icon that's now created on your desktop.

NOTE FOR MAC USERS: The guide below is written for Windows PCs. But the process of setting BlueStacks is similar on Windows and Mac so you can still follow the steps below to setup BlueStacks on your Mac and run Android Apps and Games easily.

SETUP BLUESTACKS

Setting up BlueStacks on your PC is a process similar to that of setting up an Android device. A Google account is added to your BlueStacks installation giving you complete access to Play Store with all the Apps and Games just like an Android device.

BlueStacks App Player Start Screen

You'll see a screen like this when you start BlueStacks on your PC. The apps and games listed here are only icons and not installed actually, but clicking on them will lead you to Play Store for download and installation. And for that you'll need to setup an Google account first, if you haven't already.

Setup Google Account on BlueStacks

Like every Android device, setting up a Google account on your BlueStacks is a one time process. If you're familiar with Android devices, then you must already know how to add a Google account on Android, however if you're new to this then follow the steps below for a step-by-step guide:

  1. Click the ‘Settings' icon (find the app under All Apps) in BlueStacks App Player and select ‘Accounts & Sync' from there.
  2. Select ‘ADD ACCOUNT' from the top-right corner of the screen and then select ‘Google' from the list that shows up.
  3. Now on the ‘Add a Google Account' screen click on ‘Existing' if you already have a Google (Gmail) account or ‘New' if you want to create a new account on Google.
  4. Sign in with your Google account login details and you'll be all set.

Once you've setup an Google account, the next needed to be done is to App Sync, lets see how to do that:

Setup App Sync
  1. Go to the home screen of your BlueStacks App Player.
  2. Select the ‘App Sync' icon and login with the same Google account that you used in the steps above.

That's it. You're all set to download and install apps from Play Store now.

Installing Apps and Games on your PC using BlueStacks

  1. Click on the ‘Search' icon on BlueStacks home screen.
  2. Now search for the app you want to install. For example, let's search for the ‘Google Drive' app.
  3. After you've typed your search, click on the link that reads ‘Search Play for Google Drive'. This will search for the app (Google Drive, in this case) on the Play Store
    └ If it asks you to agree to ‘Google Play Terms of Service', click Accept.
  4. Select the app from the search results and click install.

Useful Tips

  • Install a third-party launcher like Nova Launcher from the Play Store. It'll be a lot easier to browse and manage apps installed on BlueStacks using a third-party launcher.
  • Access Notification Bar by clicking on the clock in the bottom bar.
  • Press F11 or Click the window icon in the bottom bar to run BlueStacks in full screen mode.
  • Click the share icon in the bottom bar to take a screenshot of your current screen on BlueStacks and share it.
  • After connecting to your Google Account Go to Setting on web Google Play here (link) and you'll see a T-Mobile Galaxy S2 (or any name) appearing over there. That's your BlueStacks Android App Player. Click on Edit in the right most and give it a nickname BlueStacks or PC or any name to differentiate it from phones, if you want to. It's optional, of course.
  • Yes! you can install the apps from Web Google Play Store. Click on Install on any app's page, and your BlueStacks Android App player should show up in the list.
AppVeyorTravis CI

Cordova plugin to set/lock the screen orientation in a common way for iOS, Android, and windows-uwp. This plugin is based on Screen Orientation API so the api matches the current spec.

The plugin adds the following to the screen object (window.screen):

Install

Supported Orientations

portrait-primary

The orientation is in the primary portrait mode.

portrait-secondary

The orientation is in the secondary portrait mode.

landscape-primary

The orientation is in the primary landscape mode.

landscape-secondary

The orientation is in the secondary landscape mode.

portrait

The orientation is either portrait-primary or portrait-secondary (sensor).

landscape

The orientation is either landscape-primary or landscape-secondary (sensor).

any

orientation is unlocked - all orientations are supported.

Usage

Bluestacks 3 Landscape Mode

Events

Both android and iOS will fire the orientationchange event on the window object.For this version of the plugin use the window object if you require notification.

Example usage

The 'change' event listener has also been added to the screen.orientation object.

Example usage

Android Notes

The screen.orientation property will not update when the phone is rotated 180 degrees.

Windows UWP Notes

Windows store apps (windows-uwp) will only display orientation changes if the device has some sort of accelerometer. The internal state of the 'orientation' will still be kept, but the actual screen won't rotate unless the device supports it.

See RELEASENOTES.md for the automated changelog.

2.0.0

  • Common javascript for iOS, Android and Windows.

1.4.2

  • #101 make iOS rotate as needed when lockOrientation is called

1.4.1

  • #89 Fix for cordova >= 3.6.3

1.4.0

  • Added Windows 8.1 Support
  • #54 Background thread for ios
  • #64 Orientation naming bug fixed
  • Add portrait upside down to iOS default orientations

Bluestacks 3 Mac Download

1.3.5-6

Bluestacks 3 For Windows 10

  • Plugin added to npm

1.3.4

  • Readme update

1.3.3

  • #53 WP8 Support

1.3.2

Bluestacks Setup Download For Pc

  • #33 iOS8 Delay Block

1.3.0

  • #23 iOS8 flicker

Bluestacks Tablet

1.2.0-1.2.1

Bluestacks Install Apps

  • #19 iOS8 Crash

Pull requests welcome.





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