Adaptive icons Android

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#1

Hi, are adaptive icons already supported? If not, what is the best way to use them?

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#2

Not yet (outside of manual adjustments to the android template)

I’d be interested in suggestions

#3

I did this by creating a custom AndroidManifest.xml. The icon assets were added as templates in the project.xml, too. I did not manage to add a complete directory here, so i had to add all files like

<template path="res/drawable/ic_launcher_background.xml"        rename="app/src/main/res/drawable/ic_launcher_background.xml"/>
<template path="res/drawable-v24/ic_launcher_foreground.xml"    rename="app/src/main/res/drawable-v24/ic_launcher_foreground.xml" />
<template path="res/mipmap-anydpi-v26/ic_launcher.xml"          rename="app/src/main/res/mipmap-anydpi-v26/ic_launcher.xml" />

Is there a way to add a directory?

The icon data was created in Android Studio.

#4

I think you can add <template path="templates" /> and define “templates/android/template” and that directory will be copied

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#5

Hi,
Did you have any success when try to adding the whole template directory ?

In my project.xml I have <template path="templates" if ="android" /> , but nothing is copied in \bin\android\bin\app\src\main\res folder.

I also add android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher" in AndroidManifest.xml

This is my project structure :
AndroidAdaptiveIconsTest

#6

Hi, it worked fine, the directory needs to be like that:
image

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#7

Thank you. It works !!!

#8

Hi! which folder that the AndroidManifest.xml will be located? I still have the OpenFL icon when app is installed on Android device!
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> My folder structure!

icon2222

project.xml

<template path="templates" if ="android" />

AndroidManifest.xml

<application android:name="AppName" android:icon="@mipmap/ic_launcher" 
                  android:roundIcon="@mipmap/ic_launcher_round">	
		<meta-data android:name="android.max_aspect" android:value="2.5" />
</application>

How to set the xml tags for project.xml and AndroidManifest.xml to show the round icon on devices!
Any help would be appriciated Thanks!

#9

Try to add another “template” directory between android and app

#10

Hi thanks. It did not work. Can you share the content of your project.xml and the location of AndroidManifest.xml. It can help me and another devs to save time because it takes a lot of time to create .apk file. :blush::smiley:

#11

Hi, you can add a templates folder inside your project folder and put your AndroidManifest.xml in there.

  • MyProject
    • assets
    • source
    • templates

Then in project.xml use
<template path="templates/AndroidManifest.xml" rename="AndroidManifest.xml" if="android" />

Or, if you plan to use the same template file for other projects, you can put the templates folder outside (beside) your project folders

  • MyProject1
  • MyProject2
  • MyProject3
  • templates

then use
<template path="../templates/AndroidManifest.xml" rename="AndroidManifest.xml" if="android" />

I haven’t built an Android project recently, but this worked for me before. Hope it helps.

#12

this is old but might help.

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#13

If you just want to use your own icon you can do this.

  • Create icon.svg
  • Save as assets/icon.svg
  • at the bottom of project.xml add <icon path="assets/icon.svg" />
  • Clean build or it won’t change.
#14

Hi Dean! If you do not set up adaptive icon correctly, OpenFL will pick its own svg icon as default and it is not the round icon showed on real devices. Any suggestions?

#15

Ok, I think i got the way to do it if there is still someone else interested in it.

  1. Follow the instructions here to create the correct adaptive icons
    https://dev.to/sfarias051/how-to-create-adaptive-icons-for-android-using-android-studio-459h
  2. Copy those icons using @Holger_Wagner directory structure
  3. Overwrite these templates
    <template path="templates" if="android"/> to copy previous directory structure
    <template path="templates\android\template\app\src\main\AndroidManifest.xml" rename="app\src\main\AndroidManifest.xml"/> since you want to use your own AndroidManifest and you want to use your own icons.
    Remember that for the directory structure it must be as @Holger_Wagner said before
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#16

Thanks. @LarryB had also full instruction for setting adaptive icon here - read the last thread

#17

I wonder if there are any improvements in this direction?
Trying finally to move to adaptive icons as well.

#18

Thanks to all the discussion here, I’ve updated my game to have an adaptive icon.
If anyone is interested, I’ve created a small tutorial on how to do it: Adaptive icon and app name localization in OpenFL for Android – poz!rk

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