Android Mobile ui visibility clock and notification bar flags

[kupo15]

Does anyone know the flags to keep the top UI bar visible for apps? The following works well to keep the android navigation bar at the bottom visible but the top one with the clock and notification bar stays hidden

/// for android nav bar at bottom
var flags = 1024|4096;
display_set_ui_visibility(flags);

 

[rIKmAN]

Does anyone know the flags to keep the top UI bar visible for apps?

A quick Google seems to suggest using FLAG_FORCE_NOT_FULLSCREEN which has a flag value of 2048.

FLAG_FORCE_NOT_FULLSCREEN

public static final int FLAG_FORCE_NOT_FULLSCREEN

Window flag: override FLAG_FULLSCREEN and force the screen decorations (such as the status bar) to be shown. * @apiSince 1

Constant Value: 2048 (0x00000800)

 

[kupo15]

A quick Google seems to suggest using FLAG_FORCE_NOT_FULLSCREEN which has a flag value of 2048.

Nope that didn't work. Only the bottom one stayed again and I got some strange graphical glitches in the IDE. I tried putting that 2048 on both sides of the | btw

 

[rIKmAN]

Hmm not sure without testing myself, but there are a lot of flags in the page linked in the docs so you might have to to start digging through that for related terms and doing a bit of trial and error along with some Googling to find the right combo.

I believe the default behaviour is to have the status bar showing, so I guess GMS2 turns it off automatically - just need to find the right combo of flags to get it turned back on.

Did you try the flag on it's own just to see if it makes any difference, even though it shouldn't.
I'd even try calling it in a Step Event just to see if that worked in case GMS2 is negating it somehow behind the scenes (again it shouldn't, but trial and error is trial and error!)

 

[kupo15]

Hmm not sure without testing myself, but there are a lot of flags in the page linked in the docs so you might have to to start digging through that for related terms and doing a bit of trial and error along with some Googling to find the right combo.

I believe the default behaviour is to have the status bar showing, so I guess GMS2 turns it off automatically - just need to find the right combo of flags to get it turned back on.

Did you try the flag on it's own just to see if it makes any difference, even though it shouldn't.
I'd even try calling it in a Step Event just to see if that worked in case GMS2 is negating it somehow behind the scenes (again it shouldn't, but trial and error is trial and error!)

Thanks, I guess I'll have to give things testing. The android nav bar flag doesn't require a step event so I doubt any other flag will