Putting images in folders in BT_images

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radmacdaddy Lost but trying Posts: 8 Reg: Apr 27, 2011 Vermont 80	confirm \| cancel 05/21/11 11:55 AM (14 years ago) Putting images in folders in BT_images I'd like to organize my images in there own folders, is that possible? would I link them by way of foldername/imagename.png? Is this possible? Title Comments I'd like to organize my images in there own folders, is that possible? would I link them by way of foldername/imagename.png? Is this possible?

Everest11 Code is Art Posts: 195 Reg: Apr 04, 2011 GA, USA 1,950	05/22/11 12:37 AM (14 years ago) I have not tried it yet but you should be able to by setting the correct URL as you have it above. Comments I have not tried it yet but you should be able to by setting the correct URL as you have it above.

TheHoogler I hate code! Posts: 152 Reg: Feb 10, 2011 Anchorage, AK 1,520	05/22/11 01:14 AM (14 years ago) Are you using 1.5? If so, as long as the image is in the BT_images folder (In the XCode project), you just need to put imagename.png. It doesn't matter if its in a premade folder or one you made (In the XCode project). Comments Are you using 1.5? If so, as long as the image is in the BT_images folder (In the XCode project), you just need to put imagename.png. It doesn't matter if its in a premade folder or one you made (In the XCode project).

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	05/23/11 04:11 AM (14 years ago) I generally keep a folder outside of Xcode with all the app's artwork. Then, when I download the project, I drag this entire folder (with all it's sub-folders) into Xcode to add them to the Xcode project. In the contro panel I enter ONLY the image file names, not the path. The depth, or the number of sub-directories doesn't seem to matter. Organize them, drag the entire folder in, use the file name in the control panel. Comments I generally keep a folder outside of Xcode with all the app's artwork. Then, when I download the project, I drag this entire folder (with all it's sub-folders) into Xcode to add them to the Xcode project. In the contro panel I enter ONLY the image file names, not the path. The depth, or the number of sub-directories doesn't seem to matter. Organize them, drag the entire folder in, use the file name in the control panel.

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