v6.sh is a Bash menu for changing common Android display and developer settings over ADB. It works with one or more connected devices and keeps a local config.ini plus optional .bak backups of captured settings.
- Animation scales
- Screen density (
wm density) - Screen timeout (
screen_off_timeout) - Screen brightness (
screen_brightness) - Font scale (
font_scale) - Status bar clock seconds (
clock_seconds) - Status bar icon visibility via
icon_blacklist - Battery percentage (
status_bar_show_battery_percent) - Stay-awake while charging (
stay_on_while_plugged_in) - Touch debug toggles (
show_touches,pointer_location) - Rotation and auto-rotation
- A small set of hardware acceleration and GPU debug properties
- Device reboot
- Bash
adbinPATH- USB debugging enabled on the Android device
- A connected device that appears as
deviceinadb devices
git clone https://github.com/1999AZZAR/android-display-optimizer.git
cd android-display-optimizer
chmod +x v6.sh./v6.shOn startup the script:
- Detects connected devices and asks you to choose one if more than one is available.
- Creates
config.iniif it does not exist yet. - Loads values from
config.ini. - Shows the interactive menu.
Information:
- Show animation settings
- Show display info
- Show device information
- Show hardware acceleration status
- Show rotation status
Display and animation:
- Set animation scale to
1.0,0.9,0.75, custom, or0.0 - Set custom DPI
- Reset DPI
Screen timeout:
- Set screen timeout to
30 seconds,1 minute,2 minutes,5 minutes,10 minutes, or30 minutes - Keep short test presets for
7,10,15, and20seconds - Set a custom timeout in seconds
Brightness:
- Set brightness mode to manual or adaptive
- Set brightness to
64,128,192, or a custom0-255value
Font scale:
- Set font scale to
0.85,1.0,1.15,1.3, or a custom positive value
Status bar:
- Show the clock seconds in the status bar
- Hide the clock seconds in the status bar
- Show or hide the Wi-Fi icon
- Show or hide the mobile icon
- Show or hide the tethering icon
- Show or hide the Bluetooth icon
- Show or hide the VPN icon
- Show or hide the Data Saver icon
- Show or hide the Airplane icon
- Show or hide the battery percentage
Power:
- Disable stay-awake while charging
- Keep the screen awake while plugged in on
AC + USB - Keep the screen awake while plugged in on
AC + USB + wireless
Input debug:
- Enable or disable
show_touches - Enable or disable
pointer_location
Rotation:
- Enable all rotations
- Disable upside-down rotation
- Toggle auto-rotation
- Lock rotation to portrait, landscape, upside-down, or reverse landscape
Hardware and GPU:
- Enable hardware acceleration related settings
- Disable them
- Reset them
- Toggle GPU profile rendering
- Toggle GPU overdraw debugging
Utility:
- Change selected device
- Show full device info from the header with
iThis view includes serial, manufacturer, brand, model, Android version, SDK, security patch, build ID, ABI list, battery state, memory,/datastorage, uptime, and Wi-Fi IP when available. - Reboot device
- Back up current settings to a timestamped
.bakfile - Restore settings from a backup
The script generates config.ini from the current state of the selected device. It stores values the script can read and write directly.
Current sections:
[Animation][Display][StatusBar][InputDebug][Power][HardwareAcceleration][Rotation][Backup][Colors]
Example:
[Animation]
window_animation_scale=1.0
transition_animation_scale=1.0
animator_duration_scale=1.0
[Display]
density=420
screen_off_timeout=15000
screen_brightness=128
screen_brightness_mode=0
font_scale=1.0
[StatusBar]
clock_seconds=0
icon_blacklist=
status_bar_show_battery_percent=0
[InputDebug]
show_touches=0
pointer_location=0
[Power]
stay_on_while_plugged_in=0
[HardwareAcceleration]
force_gpu_rendering=1
profile_gpu_rendering=false
debug_gpu_overdraw=false
[Rotation]
accelerometer_rotation=1
user_rotation=0
[Backup]
Prefix=android_settings_[Colors] is also written to the file and controls the terminal color codes used by the script.
This script sends standard adb shell settings, adb shell wm, adb shell cmd window, and adb shell setprop commands. Android support is not uniform across devices and ROMs.
Examples:
- Some
setproptargets are read-only. - Some values require root.
- Some commands exist on one Android version and not another.
When one of those commands fails, v6.sh now prints the error and returns to the menu instead of exiting the script.
For commands with a capability probe, unsupported items are marked in the menu before you run them.
b writes the current device state to a timestamped backup file using the prefix from config.ini.
s lists *.bak files in the current directory and applies the selected backup back to the device.
If the script cannot see the device:
adb devicesIf the device is listed as unauthorized, confirm the debugging prompt on the phone and run:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devicesIf a menu action fails:
- Read the ADB error message shown in the terminal.
- Check whether the setting exists on your Android version.
- Check whether the device or ROM requires root for that change.
v6.sh: main scriptconfig.ini: generated local configuration
If you change the script, update the README when menu options, config keys, or command behavior changes.