TF3D Screen Rotation Solved - All Screens!

[untitled]

Originally Posted by wedgemoose

I'm sorry, I read this whole post twice. Is there a new way or addition to make the phone rotate 360 degrees???? I only have it rotating one way 180.

Sorry but need a little help on this one.

This will make TF3D rotate 90 degrees. And yes, Gyrator will rotate 90, 180 and 270 degrees. But then you have an app running in the background at all times. The tweak in this thread is more for people who don't want to run Gyrator or Changescreen.

[wedgemoose]

Originally Posted by untitled

This will make TF3D rotate 90 degrees. And yes, Gyrator will rotate 90, 180 and 270 degrees. But then you have an app running in the background at all times. The tweak in this thread is more for people who don't want to run Gyrator or Changescreen.

Nope, i don't want an app running in background. So thanks for the info. I was thinking that maybe someone figured out how to rotate 360 doing the things on this thread. So you just confirmed to me that I'm good

thanks again

[Wildman]

Here everyone, I created a cab to install this registry to get this working...

1. Install cab
2. Restart
3. Once restart complete, go to Start Menu and click "ALL PROGRAMS"
(This is to allow registy to be accepted completly)
4. Go back to M3D

Enjoy... Rotation should function now on M3D... *(SORRY NO 360 DEGRESS)

Note if you want rotation to function on all application. install G Config from xda developers and set up applications that you want to respond to rotate...

[Black_1]

Originally Posted by meanngreen

Here it is in cab format for the lazy people like me. I got bored last night and learned to make cabs. Ok it works now!!

Pure genius!!! I'm a cab file man myself....LOL!! I leave it up to the geniuses to figure this out and put it into an easily executable cab file.

[tonytec]

Originally Posted by Wildman

Here everyone, I created a cab to install this registry to get this working...

1. Install cab
2. Restart
3. Once restart complete, go to Start Menu and click "ALL PROGRAMS"
(This is to allow registy to be accepted completly)
4. Go back to M3D

Enjoy... Rotation should function now on M3D... *(SORRY NO 360 DEGRESS)

Note if you want rotation to function on all application. install G Config from xda developers and set up applications that you want to respond to rotate...

Ive installed both the cab files but when I rn the Gconfig app I get an error, that my .net is a older version and I need to install a newer version. I did alot of search but cant find the one I need, can some one please post a direct link for the latest version of .net..?

[Wildman]

Search for NETCFv35.ppc.armv4.cab and you should be good

[kdarling]

First, thanks for the registry edits. Works great!

Now my big question is, when I go into landscape mode, the primary TF3D apps have a wonderful black shaded background which looks so much richer than the dull grey background in the portrait orientations.

(Did the landscape background come from another tweak, perhaps?)

Is there a way to get the same shaded background in portrait mode?

[yatman60]

Originally Posted by wedgemoose

I'm sorry, I read this whole post twice. Is there a new way or addition to make the phone rotate 360 degrees???? I only have it rotating one way 180.

Sorry but need a little help on this one.

Wait - so you're able to rotate 180 degrees - not just 90?? In other words if the earhole down, it looks the same as if the earhole was on top?

Can you confirm and let me know what registry settings you used if that's the case. I can only get the rotation working 90 degrees such that the earhole is on the left and the microphone is on the right.

[wedgemoose]

Sorry Yatman. I meant 90.....i'm an idiot.

[yatman60]

No problemo Wedge - just making sure my only (A) in high school math wasn't B.S. LOL!

Have you or have you heard if anyone figured out if the rotation can work if you rotate the phone in the other direction. It seems like unless you use gyrator or something like that, the rotation only works with the earhole on the left and the mic on the right.