This will get you a base structure to work from. Copy the AndoidResources folder from one of these locations to your project in the same folder as a. To keep it simple, Solar2D provides example AndroidResources folders when you create a new project from the Welcome screen, menu or you can copy the folder out of a Solar2D SampleApp. based on Android standard screen densities. Where Icon-*dpi.png will be one of mipmap-mdpi, mipmap-hdpi, mipmap-xxxdpi, etc. Inside that folder will be several other folders of importance: Inside the AndroidResources folder will be the standard Android res folder.
This is a Solar2D specific folder that actually holds the icon information in an Android standard way.
You now have to work with a folder named AndroidResources. Solar2D's "Let's do this for you" no longer works. Solar2D has to manage icons based on Android 7 and earlier, and now Android 8 and later. Using a combination of background, foreground and mask, there can be different looks for different devices, as well as allowing cool animation effects like parallax when dragging icon or tapping on it.įor more information on this, please see Adaptive Icons One maker may provide square icons, while another rounded corners or another circular icons. Then the OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) provides a mask to make the icons look unique in their system. To give device manufacturers more flexibility, Google split the icon into two layers: a background layer and a foreground later. These icons were located in the main project folder alongside a and as long as you named them correctly and they were the right size, you didn't have to do much more.Īndroid 8 and later provide a way to have launch icons more flexible. PNG files that were conveniently named for simplicity and Solar2D would in the background process them into a way Android would find them. With Android 7 and earlier, Android icons were single layer. With 64-bit compatible versions of Solar2D (2019.3492 or later), Android icons are handled in a completely different way, even for Android 7 and earlier.
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