HTC Hero will try to use resources from drawable-ldpi and scale them, which
is not what you want.
To make it work correctly, use just "drawable" for 320*480 resources, and
"drawable-ldpi-v4" and "drawable-hdpi-v4" for the other ones.
To make it complete, set min-sdk to 3 and target-sdk to whatever you are
using.
14 мая, 2010 1:45 AM пользователь "Federico Paolinelli" <fedep...@gmail.com>
написал:
Hi all, I am developing with the 2.1 sdk, I draw 3 kinds of icons for
ldpi, mdpi, hdpi, at some point I tried to install my application on
my HTC Hero.
Something must not be working as expected, because the menu and
launcher icons are sort of blurred.
If I understood correctly, this is because 1.5 doesn't know what to do
with all the mdpi stuff, it just looks for some icons and it takes the
first occourrence it founds.
Now the question is, whenever I will release my app, do I need to
specify a minimum version required higher than 1.5? Just for this icon
issue? I expect there is a smarter way to avoid this issue and to
release an application that is compatible with previous version of
android.
Many thanks in advance,
Federico
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