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How to use "FixMe" and "Warning" to improve my exporting output. Is there anyway I can debug what have I done wrong? Basically, we did 4 different sizes (in pixel): 320 x 480 480 x 800 540 x 960 1280 x 720 We set the folder as followed. ${css|screen:160} 320 mdpi
${css|screen:160} 480 mdpi
${css|screen:default} 540
${css|screen:320} p720 xhdpi / 1280 xhdpiI know one of them has to be as "default". Do you have to choose which one or it has to be the top one? We're still getting result: - Invalid file name: must contain only [a-z0-9_.] - Resource entry XXXX is already defined. - No resource found that matches the given name (at 'src' with value '@drawable/XXXX') Thanks  Added June 22, 2015 6:44 pm |
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Hi Bachi, Debugging TipsWe strongly suggest you read our Optimization Tips as they cover many common user cases which may cause unwanted display errors. "Invalid file name" Error:${css|screen:320} p720 xhdpi / 1280 xhdpi = CORRECT${css|screen:160} mdpi 320 = CORRECT${css|screen:default} 540 = WRONG${css|screen:160} 320 mdpi = WRONGThe screen names you used contain Numbers [0-9] to start with, eg. 320 mdpi. All layers should always start with a letter [a-z] No environment supports [0-9] (numbers) as a name, you must use strings – which is the reason for your error. Also try to use "Resource entry XXXXX is already defined." Error:This is because you used the same layer name with more than one item - so its already defined in the environment, refer to our layer naming rules. Correct your layer names and re-try the export. Additionally, because the layer names are not correct, other items will reference incorrect assets - causing the last error you received "No resource found that matches the given name..." Resources 1. //exportkit.com/learn/optimization-tips/general-tips/use-unique-layer-names  Answered On June 23, 2015 2:49 pm # |
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