asset-catalog

It seems like a really easy thing to do, and in theory it looks very straight forward: create the Asset Catalog add an Image Set and name it "imageName" (without .png) add the images done or at least that's what i read pretty much everywhere, but I still can't get it to work. My XAML looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <ContentPage xmlns="http://xamarin.com/schemas/2014/forms" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2009/xaml" xmlns:local="clr-namespace:CrossBaiscs" x:Class="CrossBaiscs.MainPage"> <ContentPage.Content> <StackLayout BackgroundColor="Orange"> <Label Text

I attributed to my .mp4 video the "tokyo" tag for example, and set it as installed during the app installation. Now before I was using a Path to get it from my resources, now it's different because it's located on the Asset Catalog. After found documentations, I tried something like : NSBundleResourceRequest(tags: ["tokyo"]).beginAccessingResourcesWithCompletionHandler { (error) -> Void in let tokyoVideo = NSDataAsset(name: "tokyo") So I can do : tokyoVideo.data to access NSData but I'm using AVPlayer which take in parameter an NSURL, not data. So what can you suggest me for getting a NSURL of

I used to have an image in my project and I would load it like this: UIImage *image = [[UIImage imageNamed:@"image_name"] resizableImageWithCapInsets:UIEdgeInsetsMake(10.0f, 10.0f, 10.0f, 10.0f)]; Now I put that image into XCode 5's new asset catalog and I set the slicing for it. How do I use that image in my code so that I don't have to explicitly call resizableImageWithCapInsets when loading the image? Said another way, how do I take the slicing information stored in Images.xcassets and store it in a UIImage 's capInsets property? Or am I thinking about this all wrong? Ok, I was able to

Is there any way to use asset catalog groups to effectively namespace multiple images with a shared name? For example, if I have multiple images named Foo that are in different groups, is there a way to specify which one I would like with imageNamed: (i.e. something like UIImage(named:"Group1.Foo") ). Obviously I could create unique names myself for all images, but it would be nice if there was a way to leverage groups to do it for me. Select each folder in your asset catalog that you'd like to add a namespace for. Go to the folder attributes and select under the name "Provides Namespace".

When I run my SpriteKit game, I receive this error multiple times in the console. As far as I can tell (though I'm not completely sure), the game itself is unaffected, but the error might have some other implications, along with crowding the debug console. I did some research into the error, and found a few possible solutions, none of which seem to have completely worked. These solutions include turning ignoresSiblingOrder to false , and specifying textures as SKTextureAtlas(named: "atlasName").textureNamed("textureName") , but these did not work. I think the error is coming somewhere from the

All of a sudden, and through no apparent changes on my end, I am now getting the following error from an image in my asset catalog: 2013-10-30 14:44:46.629 MyApp[38590:a0b] CUICatalog: Can't find rendition for name: LoginBackground scale factor: 2 device idiom: 1 device subtype: 0 2013-10-30 14:44:46.638 MyApp[38590:a0b] Could not load the "LoginBackground" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier "com.mybundleid" I have tried removing the image assets and re-adding them, to no avail. The issue is happening in the simulators as well as devices. And oddly enough I can still see

For an upcoming update to one of my apps I have packed all the image resources into Asset Catalogs. However, at the moment I do not have @3x version for most of my images. I have checked with the simulator and on iPhone 6 Plus @2x versions are used. I don't mind this behaviour for two reasons: The result is good enough for images which I am using Only 50% of my users are using iOS 9. If I add @3x images the size of my app will skyrocket for those on older OS Although images load correctly in the Simulator for iPhone 6 plus, I am a bit worried about what happens when I archive my app. In

At WWDC 2017 Session 201 What's New in Cocoa Touch , around the 33:50 mark, it is stated that "By incorporating [icons] in Asset Catalogs, we're now able to have them participate in the app thinning, which will significantly lower your app's footprint. So, this is a really exciting thing to adopt, and it will be adopted by default in new projects in iOS 11. You can opt into it in existing projects by adding a key to your Info.plist." What is the key you need to add in your Info.plist to enable app thinning for icons in Assets Catalogs in your existing projects? I'm not seeing it defined in the