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I can’t find the drawable folders with the proper resolutions in Android Studio. It only has a drawable call, where I should place the images with different resolutions?
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You can click the button as in the picture and switch to Packages, then you will see all your files that are "hidden" but will be shown when you select Packages.
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Hello friend... it is empty in the same way! mipmap folder appears, each one with its resolution, but from what I searched, those are only for icons. I found several drawable folders inside Libraries, but this is outside my project folder, and from what I saw on the Internet, it should be where I took the print
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Hello again! Check it out, the icons you talk about are also images, only it’s placed in this mipmap folder to treat it as the startup icon that is ic_launcher.png. The drawable folder is for you to place the images, which to add to the project you need to drag the image directly into the drawable folder. Grab the image.png file drag and drop into the drawable folder.
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Right, but drawable is empty, not possessed each one with its resolution as I see in the tutorial. That’s right?
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yes. Because now you will put your image dragging and dropping as I said and the resolution you set at the time you drag the item into the drawable folder.
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Should have these:link
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Have you changed as in the image I showed above? From ANDROID. to PROJECT Note that it has changed from ANDROID to PROJECT.
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Yes I have, and it’s still the same
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Print the PROJECT option, if you can’t put it in the comment, put it in your answer above, below the figure you put.
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