[BUG] Android low end devices with virtual sensors are very sensitive to tilts

[gladiuscode]

Describe the bug
Currently, it seems that low end devices running Android with virtual sensors, experience too many orientation changes due to tilt triggering the SensorManager implementation.

To Reproduce
I have yet to reproduce it since I don't own a low end Android device with such characteristics, but a user reported this issue here #74.

Expected behavior
It shouldn't trigger too many orientation device changes alongside interface one on low end devices.

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• OS: Android
• Device: Any Low End Device
• Version N/A

[gladiuscode]

I've read the documentation again and I can say that I had forgotten to pass a proper value during the sensor init, so It may be that the reason why we experience such issue in low end devices.

I don't like to consider it fixed by simply passing a forgotten value, we need to properly test this out, I just need to understand how, because the emulator is not really reliable

[p1d3c]

some updates?

[p1d3c]

Tested ur changes on Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S, 13 android version.
Still have issue with sensor sensitivity. Especially when holding phone in portrait orientation (like default holding phone in hand) and trying to tilit him about 30-45 degrees left or right side

[gladiuscode]

Hi @p1d3c,
I can't get hold of a low end android device, so I can't test everything out.

Although your feedback are actually helpful, it means that the patch following the documentation doesn't fix it unfortunately.

I'll try to think about a way to fix this properly and update this issue to ask for tests if you can!

[gladiuscode]

Hi @p1d3c

I think I've found a way to make the Android's computation more reliable and stable.
I'll be pushing a series of pull requests that basically do the following:

1. Increase the "tolerance" to tilts and properly compute the landscape and portrait mode;
2. Introduce a new sensor: RotationVector, that is the best suited to compute rotation on modern devices, otherwise it fallbacks to the current sensors;

Can I ask you to test it out from this PR #78 on your Xiaomi if you have time?

[p1d3c]

Hi @gladiuscode, I will test ASAP. Thank you!