Question Google Play Services notification choose orientation

Hello, after few days of watching tutorials on how to implement Google Play Services in my game I finally manage to make it work, at least the first step.

Sign in and test an achievement I made.

And because this is my first game I found my self on a "problem" more or less.
The game is oriented in Landscape Right but the game when you play it is on vertical like portrait.
In short my game that is played vertical was developed in Landscape Right mode, the camera, all canvases, configs is for that.

So when I play my game the achievements it shows on left side (because of Landscape Right) default orientation, but I need to show the UI only on portrait if possible.

I can't modify the game now to portrait because will break a lot of things.
I asked chatGPT and suggest me:

<activity
android:name=".MainActivity"
android:screenOrientation="sensorPortrait">

and

setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT);

But I don't understand it very well, or where do I need to modify and add this new lines.

So the game remains on landscape right but notifications show them in portrait.

Any suggestions ?

 

I already have it like that, the problem is that the game when you play it is viewed on vertical portrait, so the notifications UI from google play services comes from left side, while you playing on vertical.
I need to show GPS UI in vertical portrait mode (Green Box), while the game remains in landscape right.

 

That's the point, the game is already setted in landscape mode but when you play the game was designed as Vertical to play, the problem is notifications and UI of google play services shows as landscape too.

That's what I'm trying to figure out to show only UI in portrait mode while game remains in landscape to show correctly the game.

(other solution much more tedious will be to refactor the game a lot, to be in portrait from beginning but there is to much to change, scenes, a lot of canvases and specific orientation. )

Here is an example of UI GPS.

 

Thanks for the answer,
I looked on google with multiple pages and tutorials, nothing, also I asked chatGPT and suggested me to use this code on AndroidManifest:

Code (CSharp):

1. <activity android:name="com.google.games.bridge.NativeBridgeActivity"
2.           android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Translucent.NoTitleBar.Fullscreen"
3.           android:screenOrientation="portrait" />

But for me didn't work, I post it here maybe, will work for other people.

In the end I had to change my game to Portrait and with help from a friend , helped to solve de orientation canvases that messed up everything and also the controls of the players.

Thanks for helping!