Importing graphics - importing graphics in bulk

Importing graphics - importing graphics in bulk

Hello and welcome to the Touch Screen Operations video tutorial, today we will be talking about importing graphics - bulk import graphics. Click on the project - library, click on batch add graphics, the same click on the menu bar above the library, choose to add graphics or batch add graphics, first look at the new graphics, click on the new graphics, enter the name of the graphics, set the state and width, height here ah, the state plus three, width height default is 300 x 300, finished in the specific graphics interface is also can modify the width and height, so here you can default without modification, you can make changes on the basis of the existing graphics library, go to the graphics library inside the selection of graphics, but also directly from the external import, click OK, and then we appear here just now has been added, and then in the click on the blank, add select add vector graphics, static images, long press, drag the mouse can be imported into the photo, select a picture Select the png image, you can choose the transparent channel, other images can not, choose to use the original size, its size is 64 x 64, then drag the graphics to the top left corner, set the width and height to 64 at the same time, follow the steps above, pour in the state images in turn, after all added click save, then you can call this image inside the component, use the word setting, enable the loop, 1, 2, tick Use indicator, word register, address lw0, 3 states, graphics select the one just added, click OK, simulate it offline and see how it looks. Of course, import graphics do not have to be used to rotate, it can also be other graphics, according to their actual needs to import graphics, look at the batch import graphics, when we want to import a lot of graphics, you can use the batch import, click the library - batch import new graphics, here there is a check the specified state and do not check the specified state, respectively, to demonstrate First, do not check the specified state, import the png library, click OK, batch import, conversion is complete, open the browse graphics library, custom library inside you can see the graphics just added, go to see the graphics inside the file against the browse graphics library, the following two folders, the other are a single picture, in the case of not checking the specified state, the default is the folder inside The difference between these two is that when the specified status is ticked, only when the folder is named with status, underscored and then a name is added, and the s is capitalised, the import will be multi-state graphics, the other folders are single graphics and cannot be imported as multi-state, but when the specified status is not ticked, as long as But if you don't tick the specified status, as long as it is inside the folder, it will be imported as a multi-state graphic, let's take a look at it. Rotate this image is multi-state, but the switch is imported as a file, this is the difference between specifying the state and not specifying the state.

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