Closed rjapenga closed 1 month ago
I see that the Android documentation is equally vague:
" 288×288 dp and fit within a circle 192 dp"
They should change their documentation as well - but no need to follow bad documentation with your own unclear documentation.
Here is what how a stack overflow entry words it:
"To fit a 288x288 dp image within a circle with a 192 dp diameter, simply ensure that the most important design elements of your image are placed within a circular area with a 192 dp diameter at the center of the 288x288 canvas" My emphasis on what is lacking in yours and their documentation.
This is a minor documentation change and would help people who have never created an app with Flutter. I have with React Native and it was much much simpler.
In your template for the yaml you say (similar in other places):
This should be 1152×1152 pixels, and fit within a circle 768 pixels in diameter.
I am not sure how you create an image that is (for example) 1152 x 1152 pixels and fit in circle 768 pixels in diameter.
Is what you are saying? The image file should be 1152×1152 pixels, and the content in the image fit within a circle 768 pixels in diameter.
If that is true, then you should also say where the circle is located in that 1152 x 1152. I assume centered - but if you don't say it - it is not obvious.
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