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Through testing and developing a simple app, I've seen that the Note 3 doesn't have a layout folder, I've looked and the largest layout folder is layout-xlarge, which supports xhdpi devices(~320dpi). Whereas the Note 3 has a density of ~386dpi, and it doesn't have a way of using it's own layout folder because one doesn't exist, so it ends up using the default layout folder. android layout source

This is causing problems with animations, they look choppy and button presses are even being affected by it while the animation is running.

Is there any way of defining a layout folder for devices with a higher dpi than xhdpi?

Nstens
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  • possible duplicate of [Scale factor for xxhdpi android?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18655194/scale-factor-for-xxhdpi-android) – Giacomoni Mar 20 '14 at 12:47

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Try to create folder layout-xhdpi with resources what you needed in it. For more details see "Best Practices 4. Use size and density-specific resources" on Android Developers.

Yehor Nemov
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