To add a tint to your splash screen, which is useful when you have a simple image you'd like to render in a different color to the source, set the TintColor attribute: Ī background color for your splash screen can also be specified: Ĭolor values can be specified in hexadecimal, or as a.
To stop vector images being resized, set the Resize attribute to false: If you don't specify a BaseSize value for a vector-based splash screen, the dimensions specified in the SVG are assumed to be the base size. If you don't specify a BaseSize for a bitmap-based splash screen, the image isn't resized. This value will be used to ensure that splash screens are correctly resized to different display densities. The value of the BaseSize attribute represents the baseline density of the splash screen, and is effectively the 1.0 scale factor for the splash screen from which all other density sizes are derived. The base size of the splash screen can be specified by setting the BaseSize attribute to values that are divisible by 8: For more information, see App resources overview on.
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To comply with Android resource naming rules, splash screen files names must be lowercase, start and end with a letter character, and contain only alphanumeric characters or underscores.
However, in this scenario its build action must be manually set to MauiSplashScreen in the Properties window. A splash screen can also be added to other folders of your app project.
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