LMC Guides
Use these guides to make one controlled change at a time: choose the release and package first, confirm the base camera behavior, then add an XML only when you know what changed. Device compatibility stays unknown unless a result is tied to the exact phone and software context.
Choose a path
Start with the decision you are making
Choose an APK package
Compare R18F1 and R17 package identities without treating a filename or phone brand as a compatibility guarantee.
Samsung Galaxy guide
Record the exact Galaxy model, software state, package and lens behavior before drawing a conclusion.
Browse XML configs
Use exact filenames and branch clues, then keep the base APK result separate from any changes introduced by a config.
Fix a problem
Start with the first failing action and isolate installation, crash and black-preview symptoms one variable at a time.
Baseline first
Keep a small setup record before changing anything
- Release: write down whether you are using R18F1, R17 or LMC 9.6.
- APK identity: keep the exact filename and Android package ID together.
- Phone state: note the exact model code and Android/vendor software version.
- Base result: test launch, main-camera capture and the modes you actually use before importing XML.
- One change at a time: if behavior changes, you can then identify the package, lens, mode or config that changed with it.
Content review: 25 September 2026. This review covers site guidance and recorded release/package evidence; it is not a physical-device compatibility test.
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