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#Ui.x iconator update

Select the transparent background (Checkerboard Box).

You can create all three icons right from this window for the selected icon. This will pop up the editing window where you can do your magic. Once you have downloaded Metro Studio, locate an icon that you want to use in D365 and click on the edit button. ***Breaking News: Flaticons will not work for SVG files*** There are also thousands of great icons available for your use. This application is not only free, but is the easiest path to creating the SVG files that are required in the new UCI, and I have taken the guess work out for you here. I recommend using the SyncFusion Metro Studio App to create and edit your custom icons. Hopefully, this also saves you quite a bit of headache, heartache, heartburn, and heartbreak as well.

#Ui.x iconator update

If you attempt to load the old PNG files (32 or 16) into the UCI, it will be pretty evident when you open that entity in the UCI that the image isn’t rendering properly, so you will need to provide icons in both image formats if you plan on using the Unified Client Interface.Īfter much exhaustive scientific research… ok, trial and error… I have figured out a process that will help you easily update those icons and deliver the excellence our clients expect……AKA cool looking icons, instead of those pesky jigsaw puzzle pieces, inside of lookup fields and on your side navigation in the Unified Client Interface. The legacy client interface still utilizes the old image formats while the UCI uses on the new SVG format. This is because version 9 uses a new vector image format (SVG) in the latest release. You will first notice that they default to a puzzle piece (no additional commentary needed). The new Unified Client Interface (UCI) presents some new challenges updating custom icons (whether entity or ribbon buttons). Upgrading to version 9 of Dynamics 365? Worried about the new look and feel? Having trouble adding those beautiful icons for your custom entities? This blog is for you, and trust me, you’ll thank me in the end.