Using the custom device type you should be able to add your own icon or even better use the icon hack:
Its nearly 1am here but i knocked together some options for you, abstract but its a very obscure use case i guess ⌠IR LEARNING DEVICES dont really have an icon standard as such hahaha
1.) IR & A SHEET // as if to represent rules for IR on a sheet of paper
2.) IR EAR // as if to represent listening for IR rules
3.) WAVE INTO IR // as if to represent signal going into an IR Device not out ofâŚ
4.) IR & CHECKLIST // as if to represent rules for IR on a sheet of paper
5.) IR & A COGS // as if to represent rules or settings based around IR
6.) IR & PEN ON PAPER // as if to represent rules been written for IR on a sheet of paper
7.) IR WAVE & A SHEET // as if to represent rules for IR on a sheet of paper
they are all icons with the correct BLACK 30% Opacity rule of thumb, so if used they will look like the rest of your icons style wise in the phone app . . .
Simply save any of them icons you like and upload that icon to the web somewhere taking not of the url and replace the url for the toilet roll holder with the url for the IR learning one
Then changed tile to the following two attempts. Neither works.
standardTile(âissueLearningCommandâ, âissueLearningCommandâ, inactiveLabel: false, decoration: âflatâ) {
state âissueLearningCommandâ, label:âlearnâ, action:âissueLearningCommandâ, icon:âgouldner.net/smartthings/icons/IrPaper.pngâ
}
also tried
standardTile(âissueLearningCommandâ, âissueLearningCommandâ, inactiveLabel: false, decoration: âflatâ) {
state âissueLearningCommandâ, label:âlearnâ, action:âissueLearningCommandâ, icon:âhttp://gouldner.net/smartthings/icons/IrPaper.pngâ
}
BTW what tool do you use to create theseâŚnice work.
Weird that, has always worked for me, as a graphic designer i have custom iconed everythingggggggggg
Ill have to ask the help of more advanced users on this one . . . @JDRoberts@tgauchat@obycode@jody.albritton any thoughts on custom tile icons not working with direct urls ?
Custom icons are hit or miss on Android. Or at least they were the last time I did serious device development. I just donât use them now, opting for the built in icons and flat layout.