I've just installed an update to android studio and now I see version 3.0.1
When I look to a toolbar I see that icons became two times smaller than usual.
Is it possible to make them bigger as it was before?
As said in this comment it is an Intended Behavior in version 3.0. But this behavior can be reverted by setting the system property hidpi.allow.fractional to true in file ~AndroidStudioHOME\idea.properties and restart Android Studio.
You can open and edit this file directly from IDE by Help | Edit Custom Properties menu:
hidpi.allow.fractional=true
P.S. But, for example, I'm already used to this size and it seems to me quite comfortable. There is more space for text, especially at 13 inches laptop.
Update Fixed in Android Studio 3.1. Icons become bigger as earlier
Have the same issue after updating to 3.0.1. As of Google Issue Tracker, it seems like a known issue & it is in assigned state. For a temporary fix, we can adjust the UI font of Android Studio from settings as below.
File -> Settings
Appearance & Behavior -> Appearance
Under UI Options, select Override default fonts
Set the size (I am setting size 24 to make the icons & text bigger)
Note : The above steps will make the Android Studio UI ugly but until
a patch is released, we might need to adjust to this.
After I used to the small icons there's a surprise after update to Android Studio 3.1. Icons became big again :)
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My operating system is windows. So in my PC there is one font called 'Ayuthaya.ttf' (that's not windows default font).
I want to use this font in android studio. But in font list from android studio settings I can't find that font.
But in IntelliJ's settings the font is visible. So how can I fix it?
This might be a little too late but in case someone encounters a similar problem.
If you are running Windows Build 1809 then a possible solution would be:
Delete your currently installed font.
Select the font or fonts (regular, light, etc...).
Right-click & select "Install for all users".
Restart Android Studio.
This happens because since build 1809 fonts are installed to:
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Fonts
while before build 1809 they were installed to:
C:\Windows\Fonts
Okay so I've actually had this issue in the past, this kind of issue usually happens when you change the default font on Windows. For example, I changed my default windows font to "San Francisco" by Apple and it literally made everything on Android Studio unreadable.
To fix the issue, just change the default font on Windows. If you're having trouble changing the font then I can provide you with a script to change the font.
So when I try to use the attribute window on Android Studio and wanted to search for something for my text or button it will be very buggy after I click away and click on something else like an Image, it will just keep that inputted search I previously used even though I have removed it.
So far I tried:
1- Restarting Android Studio.
2 - Invalidate Caches.
3 - Tried other PC same problem.
I am using Windows 10 - 64 bit with the latest Android Studio 3.3.2
https://youtu.be/KZrJltsnQL8
Try rebuilding and cleaning the project.
after I've started using a new Windows 10 system and installed the latest version of Android Studio I've had some minor problems like missing attributes in the Layout Editor mode. I'm used to add some attributes through typing on XML edit, but as I tried to change the Font Family from a button using the Attributes side bar I couldn't find fontFamily anywhere! It wasn't in the textAppearance context and neither looking through the whole attributes list.
If I come to add the attribute by typing in XML it does appears on the side bar, but only and if I do that, otherwise I can't find it anywhere. I'm looking for a clue about this for some hours without any luck... anybody here nows anything about it?
The only thing I tried to "solve" this was renaming some folders like Cache, Compiler, Frameworks and some others at both, .android and .AndroidStudio3.3 folders. This didn't make the missing attributes show up.
fontFamily as it should be
Just ran into this when trying out Android Studio v3.4.1.
It turned out the default min SDK version was set to 15. Bumping it up to 16 made the attribute show up in the all the expected places!
These weird characters appeared when I installed Android Studio from the official page (Android Studio shows this too). I ran my Eset Nod32 antivirus and it says everything is alright. Does somebody know how to fix this, please?
It can be due to the font set for menus being corrupt. Change the font in File > Settings > Appearance & Behavior > Appearance and see if it renders correctly, in which case you'll have to reinstall that font in your computer or just use another one.
When I was using the Android Studio (1.4.1), after a while I ran into some visual glitches. I then fixed these by moving the window to my secondary monitor. This then happened again, after about 5 minutes.
I was wondering if this was documented, and if there is a known way to fix it.
Android Studio is having a strange "cascading display" glitch?
Try this:
Android Studio\bin\idea.properties
Add
sun.java2d.d3d=false
It seems that Java and DirectX are colliding on 2D issues.
You will have the same problem with many java apps on that graphic card.
It seems that the DirectX and Java have a collision on specific system settings.
To solve this:
In windows:
1. open Environment Variables
2. add a new variable
3. name it _JAVA_OPTIONS
4. add the following value -Dsun.java2d.d3d=false -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true