Stops the Gradle plugin’s automatic rasterization of vectors
Add the below code in your app-level adle file: //For Gradle Plugin 2.0+ In order to use Vector Drawable in your application, you must add the below line to support vectorDrawables. So, in this blog, we will learn how to use SVG Vector Drawables in Android. But this is not supported in Android 4.4 (API level 20) and lower. In order to add this functionality in a mobile application, Android Studio includes a tool called the Vector Asset Studio that is used to add some predefined material icons along with your own Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) and Adobe Photoshop Document (PSD) as vector files in your android application. Vector Drawables are nothing but an XML file where we write the code for our icons and this is the reason why we don't need to put different icons for different mobiles sizes while using vector drawables. So, in order to avoid this situation, we can use vector drawables in our app. You need to have copies of the same image for different mobile sizes i.e. But the main problem with images is the size. More the pictorial representation, more efficiently you can convey your message. It is a good practice to have icons in your application because just by looking at the icons the user gets a rough idea about its purpose. It conveys the message in a very simple and fast way.
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