To change the app icon for the flutter app and to fillup, the entire circle with the custom icon looking for the "Image Asset" option but couldn't find it in the following menu?
Would recommend setting app icon via this package https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_launcher_icons
If you want to do it via android studio open android folder separately:
I wish that tools come back to flutter again. For now:
Close your flutter project and then open the android folder of your flutter project as an android project. It takes a while to sync. After that, you can access to New Image Asset Tool.
I know it's not the best solution, but at least, you can have your customized icons.
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I have used Android Studio for several weeks，I use my iPhone to Flutter Attach .
Today I create a new Project, I cannot find the Device Choose Button, Where is the button to Change Device ?
As the Pictures below, I have Two projects, another Project has the "Device Choose Button"
Close the project
Restart your IDE
Do it several times [4-5 times]
So I am following this tutorial, which is quite recent, my Android Studio build is from May 16 so not too far off from this vid's upload date: https://youtu.be/CD1Y2DmL5JM?t=531
Notice how the welcome screen looks right at the time the vid starts on the point I linked. But for me, the welcome screen looks like this, why?:
Also, when I click "new flutter project" in the top right, this screen shows up which is different for the vid, why?:
Spent an hour but can't find anything. Now I can create a new flutter project and selected the right location for my flutter and dark SDK, and have both flutter and dart plugins installed. But the option of the standard "Application" template is not a standard option. Looks at the above options, I've tried them all and none are the counter app. In vscode I typed "flutter new project" in global search, and it gave the "Application" template, and running in with the emulator open showed the counter app. But where is the option in Android Studio?
On the left side pane, you actually have to select Flutter, input your SDK location, then click next from the same panel. Don't click next while Dart is selected otherwise you will get the options you see above:
After this it will take you to making a new Flutter project, not a Dart project. Then next to "Project Type:", choose "Application".
[Apologies if this is the wrong forum to be asking this question] At some recent point, probably after an update, I realized the Image Asset editor in my Android Studio was missing. If I right click an asset the popup menu choice New > Image Asset is not present.
Any ideas how to get it back?
I followed the docs for creating the ios application using Rhomobile.
I have all the icon images placed inside icon folder.
But after opening the application in xcode, it shows the rhomobile default icon.
How and where can i change the icon ?
click on your project name go to TARGETS>>summary>>App icon.
Now drag your icon.
When you runs the command to create the xcode project, in your rhodes folder, one icon.png image is generated. You need to replace that image with yours.
Path : <rhodes_path>/platform/iphone/icon.png
Then you can open the xcode and start building the app.
Question based on: PhoneGap 2.0 Splash always using default but that didn't solve it.
Basically my PhoneGap application (version 2.2.0) regardless of what I have done still shows the default Cordova screen. I have replaced:
/Default-568h#2x.png, /Default#2x.png, /Default.png,/www/res/screen/ios/screen-iphone-portrait-2x.png,/www/res/screen/ios/screen-iphone-portrait.png
I have done a "Clean", a rebuild, I've added a "Launch Image" (UILaunchImageFile) key to the info.plist, I've removed the app from the device and re-built and after all that I still am showing the default Cordova splash image.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Select Project -> Clean from the menu. Then rebuild your project. That should clear out the cached images.
I bumped into this case also. try to use the xcode file explorer in the left side to copy your new png files. sometimes its just cache it for somereason.. the same with icon's png.