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I'm working through the exercises in the book by creating my own Visual Studio solution and either copying/pasting code or linking projects. The Platform-Specific bitmaps code is not working for me for my iPhone, I think because on iOS it is looking for the icons in the Resources folder. And that's where they are in the PlatformSpecificBitmaps solution. But when I create a new Mobile cross platform project, the icons appear to be in an Asset Catalog. I could just copy them into Resources to make the code work, but I am wondering if the project structure has changed. Do you cover how to get icons from asset catalogs in iOS?
Thanks,
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I'm working through the exercises in the book by creating my own Visual Studio solution and either copying/pasting code or linking projects. The Platform-Specific bitmaps code is not working for me for my iPhone, I think because on iOS it is looking for the icons in the Resources folder. And that's where they are in the PlatformSpecificBitmaps solution. But when I create a new Mobile cross platform project, the icons appear to be in an Asset Catalog. I could just copy them into Resources to make the code work, but I am wondering if the project structure has changed. Do you cover how to get icons from asset catalogs in iOS?
Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: