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Bootsplash splash screen is half size on galaxy s10 #410
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The underlying issue here appears to me that |
@raymondjacobson First, re-read the README to be sure you didn't miss a thing. (ex: uses Secondly, by default, the android image include some padding (it's computed for you if you use the CLI tool). But if you want to output files to use with Image, use the --assets-path param. It will output a logo without padding, and the transition will be perfect. Check the example app on the repository, you will get it. |
@raymondjacobson I saw that this PR has been merged. Does this mean you fixed your issue? |
@raymondjacobson Did you manage to solve this? I'm having the same issue. |
I'm having the same issue. in 4.7.1 |
We are having the same issue with 4.7.3. Looks good on an emulated Pixel 5, then too small on a physical Samsung Galaxy S20+ |
@zoontek should this be reopened? |
Nope- just removed the animation |
Bug summary
Trying to understand how hdpi and this library work together.
My splash screen was generated with width of 150px and I have an Animated.Image component that is also width of 150px. On iOS & pixel phones, the BootSplash screen and the Animated.Image are identical size, however on a Galaxy S10, the image is twice the size of the bootsplash (e.g. the width of the bootsplash image is equivalent to React Native 75px).
Library version
4.3.3
Environment info
Steps to reproduce
Run on Galaxy S10
Reproducible sample code
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