The VR Display KernelSU and Magisk module automatically enables desktop mode when connecting USB-C VR glasses. It systemlessly bypasses Android's external display prompt and installs the VR Monitor app to manage internal screen and touch controls natively.

Technical Details

Android 16 requires manual confirmation to cast screens, but this module bypasses the prompt by directly invoking the signature-level IDisplayManager.enableConnectedDisplay API via root. It monitors DisplayPort status via /sys/class/drm/ and automatically binds pointer devices to the external display. The systemless zip bundles the VR Monitor application for sysfs-level brightness control without altering core system files.

Core Features of VR Display

Auto-Enables Desktop: Forces external display activation without user interaction upon detecting a DisplayPort connection.
Pointer Association: Binds input pointers directly to the external display via hardware descriptor, surviving reconnections.
VR Monitor: Automatically installs and updates the companion app to disable the internal screen and touchscreen.
API Reflection: Uses reflection to access hidden system APIs, ensuring compatibility across different Android binder transaction versions.

Support & Requirements

Requires Android 16 & 16+ and a supported root manager like KernelSU or Magisk.

How to Install VR Display

Download the VR Display .zip release file.
Open the KernelSU or Magisk application and go to the Modules menu.
Select "Install from storage", choose the downloaded zip, and flash the file.
Reboot your device and grant root access to the VR Monitor app.

Disclaimer: If a manually installed version of VR Monitor exists, remove it before flashing to prevent signature mismatch errors.