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SetPlatformIcons

Assign a list of icons for the specified build target and platform icon kind.
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Definition

  • Type: Method
  • Namespace: UnityEditor
  • Assembly: UnityEditor

SetPlatformIcons(BuildTargetGroup, PlatformIconKind, PlatformIcon[])

Assign a list of icons for the specified build target and platform icon kind.
Warning
Deprecated. Use SetPlatformIcons(NamedBuildTarget , PlatformIconKind) instead
public static void SetPlatformIcons(BuildTargetGroup platform, PlatformIconKind kind, PlatformIcon[] icons)

Parameters

platform

BuildTargetGroup

kind

PlatformIconKind
The PlatformIconKind for the platform.

icons

PlatformIcon[]
The PlatformIcon array from PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons for the same build target and kind. The array length must match the required slot count. Fill each slot with PlatformIcon.SetTexture or PlatformIcon.SetTextures.

Remarks

The icons array must be the one returned by PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons for the same build target and kind; texture assets must be in the project. The BuildTargetGroup overload is marked for deprecation in the future; use the NamedBuildTarget overload instead.
Additional Resources: PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons, PlatformIcon.SetTexture, PlatformIcon.SetTextures.
Example: Set application icons for an Android application with the Editor script. Place the script in the 
Editor
folder.
using UnityEditor.Android;using UnityEditor;using UnityEngine;using UnityEditor.Build;public static class AndroidPlayerSettingsUtility{    // `Adaptive` icons for Android require a background and foreground layer for each icon    public static void SetIcons(Texture2D[][] textures)    {        NamedBuildTarget platform = NamedBuildTarget.Android;        PlatformIconKind kind = AndroidPlatformIconKind.Adaptive;        PlatformIcon[] icons = PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons(platform, kind);        //Assign textures to each available icon slot.        for (int i = 0; i < icons.Length; i++)        {            icons[i].SetTextures(textures[i]);        }        PlayerSettings.SetPlatformIcons(platform, kind, icons);    }}
Example: Set application icons for an iOS application with the Editor script. Place the script in the 
Editor
folder.
using UnityEditor.iOS;using UnityEditor;using UnityEngine;using UnityEditor.Build;public static class iOSPlayerSettingsUtility{    // Setting all `App` icons for iOS    public static void SetAppIcons(Texture2D[] textures)    {        NamedBuildTarget platform = NamedBuildTarget.iOS;        PlatformIconKind kind = iOSPlatformIconKind.Application;        PlatformIcon[] icons = PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons(platform, kind);        //Assign textures to each available icon slot.        for (int i = 0; i < icons.Length; i++)        {            icons[i].SetTextures(textures[i]);        }        PlayerSettings.SetPlatformIcons(platform, kind, icons);    }}

SetPlatformIcons(NamedBuildTarget, PlatformIconKind, PlatformIcon[])

Assign a list of icons for the specified build target and platform icon kind.
public static void SetPlatformIcons(NamedBuildTarget buildTarget, PlatformIconKind kind, PlatformIcon[] icons)

Parameters

buildTarget

NamedBuildTarget
The NamedBuildTarget.

kind

PlatformIconKind
The PlatformIconKind for the platform.

icons

PlatformIcon[]
The PlatformIcon array from PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons for the same build target and kind. The array length must match the required slot count. Fill each slot with PlatformIcon.SetTexture or PlatformIcon.SetTextures.

Remarks

The icons array must be the one returned by PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons for the same build target and kind; texture assets must be in the project. The BuildTargetGroup overload is marked for deprecation in the future; use the NamedBuildTarget overload instead.
Additional Resources: PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons, PlatformIcon.SetTexture, PlatformIcon.SetTextures.
Example: Set application icons for an Android application with the Editor script. Place the script in the 
Editor
folder.
using UnityEditor.Android;using UnityEditor;using UnityEngine;using UnityEditor.Build;public static class AndroidPlayerSettingsUtility{    // `Adaptive` icons for Android require a background and foreground layer for each icon    public static void SetIcons(Texture2D[][] textures)    {        NamedBuildTarget platform = NamedBuildTarget.Android;        PlatformIconKind kind = AndroidPlatformIconKind.Adaptive;        PlatformIcon[] icons = PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons(platform, kind);        //Assign textures to each available icon slot.        for (int i = 0; i < icons.Length; i++)        {            icons[i].SetTextures(textures[i]);        }        PlayerSettings.SetPlatformIcons(platform, kind, icons);    }}
Example: Set application icons for an iOS application with the Editor script. Place the script in the 
Editor
folder.
using UnityEditor.iOS;using UnityEditor;using UnityEngine;using UnityEditor.Build;public static class iOSPlayerSettingsUtility{    // Setting all `App` icons for iOS    public static void SetAppIcons(Texture2D[] textures)    {        NamedBuildTarget platform = NamedBuildTarget.iOS;        PlatformIconKind kind = iOSPlatformIconKind.Application;        PlatformIcon[] icons = PlayerSettings.GetPlatformIcons(platform, kind);        //Assign textures to each available icon slot.        for (int i = 0; i < icons.Length; i++)        {            icons[i].SetTextures(textures[i]);        }        PlayerSettings.SetPlatformIcons(platform, kind, icons);    }}