Where the Windows Store (VS2015) logos should be stored?

Hello Ashley

I have a quick suggestion about where the logo icons for Windows Store should be stored.

Because I would like to add all the logo files inside the C2 project, but if I added them as files, after export they are stored on the root folder of the project.

BUT, Visual Studio expect that the "logo", the " splashscreen", and the "storelogo" files are stored like this:

"C2\images"

So, it would be nice at least for the "Windows Store (VS2015)" export option to store those files under the "images" folders:

Thanks!

I just add mine manually in VS2015. There is an assets (or images) tab in the manifest file I believe it is. There you can quickly and easily set all of your images.

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Yep, I know.

But I think it will be easier if you could add your files just one time to C2 instead everytime you export your project

BTW: Do you have games on the Windows Store?

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Yep, I know.

But I think it will be easier if you could add your files just one time to C2 instead everytime you export your project

BTW: Do you have games on the Windows Store?

I have a few small ones on the Windows Store.

I never tried adding the images to C2 during export. I like doing it as I go in VS because there are so many different sizes you need and I can never remember the dimensions.

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Can you send me the link to your games?

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Do You Want To Build A Snowman: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/do-you-want-to-build-a-snowman/9nblggh10f0k

Handy Tool: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/handy-tool/9nblgggzmb6l

2048 Twist: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/games/2048-twist/9wzdncrfjvzb

And many others . . . Once you go to the Windows Store and look at 1 app just click my tag HE Dev and you can try them all.

Across all the platforms supported, there are so many different icon and splash image sizes required, that it would be ridiculous to have them all pre-defined in C2. Instead it's intended that you just manually import them.