how can i set game icon(which is app icon)?

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• jeremydouglass

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  Edit: didn't see that this was an Android question. My answer may not be relevant. If not, check out the Wallpaper section of the Android Reference documentation: http://android.processing.org/reference/index.html

  game wallpaper

  Do you mean a background image? Use background():

  • https://processing.org/reference/background_.html

  Here is a background image with cursor-controlled red square on top:

  PImage img;
  void setup(){
    size(512,512);
    img = loadImage("https://processing.org/img/processing3-logo.png");
  }
  void draw(){
    background(img);
    fill(255,0,0);
    rect(mouseX-50,mouseY-50,100,100);
  }
  
• hamza

  February 2017

  Actually, I asked wrong question. The question is how can i set game icon(which is app icon)?
• jeremydouglass

  February 2017

  • http://android.processing.org/tutorials/distributing/index.html

  Setting custom icons

  Android mode uses a set of default launcher icons for the app. You should use your own icons for release by creating the files icon-32, 48, 72, 96, 144, and 192 in .PNG format, and placing them in the sketch's folder before exporting the signed package. Follow the icon design guidelines from Google in order to create your icons.
• kfrajer

  February 2017

  https://forum.processing.org/two/discussion/comment/73420/#Comment_73420

  Kf
• hamza

  February 2017

  i didnt understand how to do
• hamza

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  There should be an easy way
• hamza

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  Hi guys, I tried last night to setup the icon and I did it by putting my icon in the sketch folder (pressing ctrl+k). the way to do it:

  [1] Design your icon.

  [2] Then generate the following icons from your original icon and make sure you save it as a .png file type. Generate 6 icons with the following resolutions in pixels:

  192x192

  180x180

  96x96 72x72

  48x48

  36x36

  [3] Names those icons as icon-36.png

  icon-48.png

  icon-72.png

  icon-96.png

  icon-180.png

  icon-192.png

  (I am guessing the name convention follow the manifest... for somebody to test)

  [4]Move these files into the sketch folder (no the data folder).

  [5]Compile your project and check your new app icon.

  I hope this helps,

  Kf

  This is what you posted. ın the 4. step where should ı move files into the sketch folder if it is not data folder ?

  @kfrajer
• kfrajer

  February 2017 Answer ✓

  Related to point 4, store your images inside the sketch folder. Press ctrl+k in the processing IDE to open the sketch folder. It is there where the icon images need to be located before you compile your app.

  Kf
• hamza

  February 2017

  it is changed.. thank you :)