Just like using the Elements API from code, when using JSON, we declare sections and within those sections we add elements.
If those filenames are in the same directory as the contents.json the app icons should show as expected, if they don't give the project a rebuild and try again. MT.D expects the JSON to conform to a syntax that mirrors the Elements API. You should be seeing something like the below: Bugzilla will remain available for reference in read-only mode. You should go to the file iOS > Assets.xcassets > AppIcon.appiconset > contents.json and make sure all the file names match up manually. Please join us on Visual Studio Developer Community and in the Xamarin and Mono organizations on GitHub to continue tracking issues. However, when I now build the application, I get the default iOS-generated white icon, which means no icon can be found.ĭoes anyone know what may be broken by following the method I have used and how I might fix it? Next, in the Solution Explorer pane, select the file, and then in the Properties pane, set the Build Action to MauiIcon. If you want to use a different file as the icon, first delete the existing icon from your project, and then add the new icon.
This seemed to work fine in that these were correctly displayed in the Visual Studio Asset Catalog editor. Only the firstClick the Open button to include the image in the project and set it in the xcasset. Instead, I simply replaced all the Xamarin 'X'. Select AppIcon from the list of assets to display the Icon Editor: Either click on given icon type and select an image file for the required type/size or drag in an image from a folder and drop it on the desired size. In order to add my own icons, I didn't click the little browse button on each image to browse for the new file because it is not obvious from within Visual Studio what the size of each image needs to be. When I clicked the Use Asset Catalog in Visual Studio (PC) button, I got a screen that showed all the various icon sizes and these were all set to the Xamarin 'X' logo.
#Xamarin appicon json android#
Most tasks start from the Android home screen, and tapping an app icon starts a. Before I did this, I got the familiar Xamarin blue-and-white 'X' logo as my icon. you write the App Icon in Settings is correct, but I don't know if in Xamarin there is another setting or you mean the ist, please check for App Icons - Source : AppIcon, should look like this if this doesn't help can you, please try to delete the application from device, clean the project if its possible, close xamarin and try the. First convert the data into json and deserialize on the called activity. I have just followed the instructions here () to add icons to my Xamarin.iOS project.
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