"Michael A." wrote:
>The biggest problem I, I find, is with the use of background images.
>There you not only require l/m/h dpi images, but also portrait and
>landscape (if you allow these). Haven't really found a good solution
>to this other than either ignoring the problem (which doesn't look
The biggest problem I, I find, is with the use of background images.
There you not only require l/m/h dpi images, but also portrait and
landscape (if you allow these). Haven't really found a good solution
to this other than either ignoring the problem (which doesn't look as
good) or generating a bu
I usually make 3 versions of each images; 1 for each of ldpi, mdpi and
hdpi. This is to avoid auto scalling, which is fine when testing but
does not look professional in the final release version.
I don't create image versions for the different screen sizes (small,
medium and large), using Nine-P
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