Reading Imagefiles outside of app content

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Kito7777 OP

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Hi there.

Thanks to amazing help from you guys, I've managed to code a 360 image carousel, where the user can browse 360 images located inside the project package.

Is there a way to access the filesystem on AVP outside the app?

I know about the FileManager, and I can get access to the .documentsDirectory, but how do I access documents folder from the "Files" app on the AVP?

My goal is to read images from a hardcoded folderlocation on the AVP, such that the user never will have to select the images themselves.

I know this may not be the "right" way to do this. The app is supposed to be "foolproof" with a minimum of userinteraction.

The only way to change the images should be to change the contents of the hardcoded imagefolder.

I hope this makes sense =)

Thanks in advance!

Regards, Kim

Answered by DTS Engineer in 823612022

This is a bit different from what you've described (app content versus external asset) and likely to be more correct: Adding images to your Xcode project

You can further refine this with on-demand resources. Check out On-Demand Resources Essentials

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This is a bit different from what you've described (app content versus external asset) and likely to be more correct: Adding images to your Xcode project

You can further refine this with on-demand resources. Check out On-Demand Resources Essentials

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Kito7777 OP

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Thanks a lot, but this was not what I was looking for.

Is there a way to load an image from a specific folder in the AVP, outside of the App space, without requesting the user to pick a directory and file?

--Kim

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