Navigate to the Assets folder, and paste (as a child of the Assets folder) the Samples folder that you just copied.īack in Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, right-click the Samples filter > Add > Existing item. That opens the project folder in File Explorer.
Right-click the project node, and click Open Folder in File Explorer. If you see only an option to Add a new folder, then (with the project node selected) make sure that Show All Files is toggled off. Add a new filter as a child of the Assets filter name the new filter "Samples". Go to Solution Explorer in Visual Studio. Paste (into the Assets folder) the Samples folder that you just copied. That opens the Assets folder in File Explorer. Right-click the Assets folder (it's a child of the project node), and click Open Folder in File Explorer. In File Explorer, select that Samples folder, and copy it to the clipboard. If you want to see those files in the repo online, then you can visit WindowsAppSDK-Samples/Samples/PhotoEditor/cs-winui/Assets/Samples/. Having done that, you'll find the asset files that we'll be using in the folder \WindowsAppSDK-Samples\Samples\PhotoEditor\cs-winui\Assets\Samples (use this folder for both a C# and a C++/WinRT project). zip) the Windows App SDK samples repo (see WindowsAppSDK-Samples). But first you'll need to obtain a copy of the files. In this section you'll add those assets to your project. The app that we'll be building carries image files around with it in the form of asset files and those are the photos that it displays. You can target the most recent release (not preview) of the client operating system. Name the project SimplePhotos, and (so that your folder structure will match the one described in this tutorial) uncheck Place solution and project in the same directory. In Visual Studio, create your choice of a new C# or C++ project from the Blank App, Packaged (WinUI 3 in Desktop) project template. Be sure to check any limitations and known issues in those release notes, since those might affect the results of following along with this tutorial and/or running the app we'll build. There are release notes for each channel. You'll find release notes topics along with the Windows App SDK release channels topic.
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