My Image Please Click
How to change the icon in red line? Is possible to change it with PNG Picture??
I see the code is defined by pathdata,and I don't know the pathdata came from?
How I can make a "link" to a new .xml files? example , if I click the import,the system must be redirect to a.xml, if I click the slideshow menu, so system must redirect to b.xml??
thankyou everybody, and sorry im new in Android development
1.Just import the pictures you want in the folder /res/drawable for example and replace them with the original one in your xml code by specifying the path (#/drawable/mypicture). You can use PNG, JPG, and almost every format and pathdata surely is a predefined path containing thos pictures.
2.You can create new XML file in the folder /res/layout for example (you can also create personnal folders, it will work too) and then inside your application you can use : setContentView(R.layout.myview)
, to use your personnal XML if it is in the layout folder.
I need to add an image to the res/drawable folder...
When I choose new > Image Asset, it comes out a dialog to choose Asset Type...
How can I add an image to res/drawable folder?
For Android Studio 1.5:
Right click on res -> new -> Image Asset
On Asset type choose Action Bar and Tab Icons
Choose the image path
Give your image a name in Resource name
Next->Finish
Update for Android Studio 2.2:
Right click on res -> new -> Image Asset
On Icon Type choose Action Bar and Tab Icons
On Asset type choose Image
On Path choose your image path
Next->Finish
The image will be saved in the /res/drawable folder.
Warning!
If you choose to use images other than icons in SVG or PNG be aware that it could turn grey if the image is not transparent. You can find an answer in comments for this problem but none of these are verified by me because I never encountered this problem. I suggest you to use icons from here: Material icons
For Android Studio 3.4+:
You can use the new Resource Manager tab
Click on the + sign and select Import Drawables.
From here, you can select multiple folders/files and it will handle everything for you.
The result will look something like this:
Click the import button and the images will be automatically imported to the correct folder.
Copy *.png image and paste to drawable folder.
After adding the image, you can use the added image asset in code:
You can either add image by using xml file
<ImageView
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:src="#drawable/image_name" />
OR You can set image by using program:
ImageView iv = (ImageView)findViewById(v);
iv.setImageResource(R.drawable.image_name);
Do it through the way Android Studio provided to you
Right click on the res folder and add your image as Image Assets in this way.
Android studio will automatically generate image assets with different resolutions.
You can directly create the folder and drag image inside but you won't have the different sized icons if you do that.
For Example, I've to add list.png in drawable folder..
And now I'll paste it in drawable folder. Alternatively you can do it Ctrl + C/V, as we programmers do it. :)
It's very simple. Just copy your image and paste it in the drawable folder.
One more thing. When you paste an image in the drawable folder, a popup window will appear asking for a folder name. Add xxhdpi,xhdpi,hdpi or mdpi according to your image, like in the image below:
If you are still having problems, check out this link:
Drawable folder in android studio
You can just copy and paste an image file(.jpg at least) into your res/drawable. It worked for me!
Open your project in Android Studio
Click on res
Right click on drawable
Click on Show in Explorer
Double click on drawable folder.
Copy your image file in it and rename as your wish.
Now write your image file name after #drawable/ .
It will show the image you've selected.
Install and use the Android Drawable Importer plugin:
https://github.com/winterDroid/android-drawable-importer-intellij-plugin
Instructions on how to install the plugin are on that page. It's called "Android Drawable Importer" in the plugin search results.
Once installed:
right click on "res" folder and select New -> Batch Drawable Import
hit the + and select your source image
choose what resolution you want it considered and which other sizes to auto-generate for
Seems kind of ridiculous that Android Studio doesn't support this directly.
EDIT: But Xcode doesn't either so.... :-(
You need to use a third party plugin like AndroidIcons Drawable Import
to install this.
Goto
Android Studio > Prefrences > Plugins > and browse for AndroidIcons Drawable
You can do things like
AndroidIcons Drawable Import
Material Icons Drawable Import
Scaled Drawable
Multisource-Drawable
Restart android studio. If you do not have the drawables folder created, create it by importing any image as -"Action Bar and Tab Icons" & "Notification Icons",. Then right clink on the file explorer and you can see 4 options in the new tab. Use any one according to your need.
Android Studio 3.0:
1) Right click directory 'drawable'.
2) Click on: Show in Explorer
Now you have an explorer opent with a few directories in it, one of then is 'drawable'.
3) Go in the directory 'drawable'.
4) Place the image you want in there.
5) Close the explorer again.
Now the image is in Android Studio under 'res/drawable'.
Simplest way is to just drag and drop the image into the drawable folder. The important thing to keep in mind if you are using Android Studio 2.2.x version make sure you are in PROJECT VIEW else it will not allow to drag and drop the image.
Tutorial Source Link
Android Studio 3.2
Blazingly fast :P
Just Copy and Paste in this folder
My way of exporting/importing image assets. I use Sketch design.
Step 1. Sketch: export using Android preset
Step 2. Finder: Go to the export folder > Cmd+C
Step 3. Finder: Go to your project's /res folder > Cmd+V > Apply to all > Merge
OK, the images are in your project now.
Its quite simple
1) just copy your images and paste in drawable folder.
2) when you paste image(for eg"mdpi) in drawable folder a popup window will appear asking folder name add -mdpi .
3)Do it for all(hdpi,xhdpi,xxhdpi).
I just added one link that you can check out if have any doubt.
http://www.androidwarriors.com/2015/07/android-studio-drawable-folders.html
In Android Studio, you can go through following steps to add an image to drawable folder:
Right click on drawable folder
Select Show on Explorer
Paste image you want to add
Just copy your images and select drawable then on the option of Paste or press shortcut ctrl v. images are added
go to
https://hotpot.ai/icon-resizer
and resize your stock png(!) image to a batch as zip.
Put e.g. _ before their names ( otherwise it seems wont be accepted by A S (who knows why) )
Then go to AS's Resource Manager on the left panel and then hit + on its top-left and import images you've gotten one-by-one.
Dont use unofficial plug-ins.
Example without any XML
Put your image image_name.jpg into res/drawable/image_name.jpg and use:
import android.app.Activity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.widget.ImageView;
public class Main extends Activity {
#Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
final ImageView imageView = new ImageView(this);
imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.image_name);
setContentView(imageView);
}
}
Tested on Android 22.
Copy the image then paste it to drawables in the resource folder of you project in android studio.Make sure the name of your image is not too long and does not have any spacial characters.Then click SRC(source) under properties and look for your image click on it then it will automatically get imported to you image view on you emulator.
Adding images to the drawable folder is pretty simple.
Just follow these steps:
Download the required image and save it on desktop.
Now, go to Android Studio and right click on drawable inside res.
On right clicking you will see 'Show in Explorer' or 'Reveal in Finder'.
Click on 'Show in Explorer' or 'Reveal in Finder' and then drag or simply copy your downloaded image into drawable folder.
Your image will be saved inside drawable and you can use it.
new > image asset > asset TYPE. works for me very well. thanks.
In Android Studio
Select Drawable folder, do Ctrl N Screenshot
Select Image asset
Select Action Bar & Tab icons in asset type
Click Next
Select size
You're done!
in my project, the images folder is displayed according to the image name instead of
drawable
drawbale-hdpi
drawbale-mdpi
drawbale-xdpi
drawbale-xxdpi
I see the folders in most of the tutorial when they create a new project,
and I just follow to start my new project without any setting be changed.
Do I have to change some setting?
From your first screenshot, it seems you're in the Android view of your Project tab. Click the top left drop down (again from the first screenshot), and change it to Project. Then if you would navigate to your res/ folder you would see all of the DPIs first instead.
Additionally, you could also expand the icon1.png in that current Android view as it is a folder. Therein you would find all of your icons matching that name in every DPI you had them available.
Android View's res/ sorts by drawable name.
Project View's res/ sorts by DPI.
I am trying to create an InstallScript project using InstallShield 2013 Authoring Tool. So far I have just been using the default dialog boxes and skins. Now I need to now customize them to fit my needs, but I am finding the links in the help documentation to be lacking or broken. I was wondering if anyone knows how to create custom dialog skins or can point me in the right direction.
under "Project Assistant" tab, select "Installation Interview".
click on "Use custom images on dialogs" to specify your own images to replace "full screen image" and the "banner image" for the dialog.
large image size can be set to 499x312; banner can be set to 499x68 (if original theme used is 'Classic' or similar.)
till now, the dialog screen should look pretty good. But you will notice the installshield opening image (flash screen) is still using a default theme image. to solve that, create your own image (GIF format) to replace it, the size should be 157x312. use this image to replace the original 'setup.gif' under the folder:
C:\Program Files\InstallShield\2013\Support\Themes\Classic Theme.
(once again, all the image sizes and locations mentioned are based on the assumption that 'Classic theme of the dialog box is used)
You can download Skin Customization Kit from Flexera Software Product and License Center
Where I need to mention the icon 'XX.ico' path in the below method.
Right now a icon is created on desktop with some image(XY.ico) corresponding to folder icon
Now I need to change that image(XY.ico). New image icon has to be place for the same folder icon.
AddFolderIcon (szProgramFolder, szItemName, szCommandLine,
szWorkingDir,
szIconPath, nIcon, szShortCutKey, REPLACE)
If I follow the question, the szIconPath argument is where you'll want to point to your icon file.