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Good Morning. when animate asks me in air configuration for android the logos, the largest size it asks me is 192x192 px. However, I think the optimal size should be 512x512 px. why do i think this? because, just before launching the application on my phone, the icon appears small and does not occupy all the space that android offers, but remains in the center and there are white spaces on the sides (maybe the problem is another )....is there any way to upload a logo in 512?. Or else fix the issue of blank sides on my icon just before launching the app? Thank you very much
adobe doesn't produce that sdk. contact harmon.
Here is the solution for the problem I ask here:
https://docs.airnativeextensions.com/docs/tutorials/android-adaptive-icons/
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adobe doesn't produce that sdk. contact harmon.
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thanks a lot
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you're welcome. (let us know their response, if you have time.)
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Of course
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Hola, harmann me respondió con el problema del logo. Me respondió alguien que no era de los ingenieros oficialese. Desafortunadamente, no fui capaz de solucionar el problema, aunque he pedido a Harmann que pongan en configuración de air la opción de poner 512 px., a ver si lo consigo. Esto me dijo:
La herramienta en Adobe Animate no es muy conveniente para el desarrollador. Es conveniente para principiantes.
En realidad, lo que ingresa a la herramienta, se escribiría en un archivo descriptor, que se denominaría como " su nombre de archivo FLA-app.xml ". Puede abrir el archivo XML y escribir nodos para iconos con otro tamaño.
El nombre de los nodos se especifica como esta referencia: https://help.adobe.com/zh_CN/air/build/WSfffb011ac560372f2fea1812938a6e463-8000.html#WSffffb011ac560... (No estoy seguro de su idioma, puede cambiar el código de idioma en el enlace para llegar a su versión de idioma).
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ok. (i hope that helped you.)
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Hi.
I would just like to add that the best places to look for answers regarding AIR, besides the official Harman AIR SDK website, nowadays are this repo, the official website for the AS3 & MXML plugin for VS Code, and the Starling forums.
Regards,
JC
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gracias
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I received a response from harman to a request where he asked to implement the size of the logo at 512 px in air settings for android in animate (according to this forum that problem is harman's and not adobe's). This is the question I posed:
good morning in animate, in air for android settings, when introducing the icons, the largest is 192x192 px.
Android already requires that it be 512px. Changing this by programming is complicated (I am not a programmer and I have tried and I have not succeeded). the apps work, but when the icon opens, it looks a bit ugly since it doesn't take up all the space that the play store gives it...
I send a photo to show the 192px icons.
Could you put the 512px option in the air for android settings? thanks a lot
this is the answer:
Just to confirm on this one, it's a change that would be needed in Animate rather than in the AIR SDK, we can request that they get this updated but it's dependent on the Adobe team who maintain Animate..
Therefore, the problem has to be solved by Harmann or Adobe? I do not get it...
thank you
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well, ask adobe. can't hurt; for applicable apps, use https://helpx.adobe.com/ie/x-productkb/global/how-to-user-voice.html
for others, use https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html
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Here is the solution for the problem I ask here:
https://docs.airnativeextensions.com/docs/tutorials/android-adaptive-icons/
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The standard Android app icon size is 192x192 pixels, but you can create a more prominent 512x512-pixel icon and then resize it to 192x192 pixels without losing quality. The icon appearing small and not occupying the entire space when launching the app might be related to launcher settings or screen densities, so ensure proper icon configurations in your app's resources and AndroidManifest.xml.