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Is availble, previously I did remove and add marker to change color of it. I am able to change marker icons in runtime easily after updated to Google Play Services Rev 7, now This is marker which is blinking (changes the opacity of the bitmap) but on the same lines you can apply any kind of transformation. After that you can use the tVisible(boolean) function to display the one that you currently need.Ĭaution: measure your bitmaps before you do this, because adding a lot of big bitmaps can cause your app's memory size to grow very big. When you re-open your program, the value you changed is still the old value. A better and smoother workaround is to create all your images up-front and add all of them to the map at once. When you try to modify the app.config at runtime, if you don’t do it right, you’ll run into a few problems: You’ll get the following exception: : The configuration is read only. However when it launches Outlook then a new link (with the original icon) also appears in the Taskbar so. Next, select the app icon you want to customize from the list of installed apps. This works and in the Taskbar the link retains the icon I gave it. Choose the type of shortcut you wish to make from the list. The problem with this solution is that adding/removing markers takes a lot of memory allocation so it results in constant garbage collection. TairikuOkami: I tried what you suggested, creating a shortcut: Target: C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE'.

The only solution right now is to create Bitmaps with different rotation and then add/remove them periodically. You can use a workaround though - I'm working on a BlinkingMarker class where I have to adjust the opacity of the marker image at runtime. Currently you can't change the marker at runtime, neither apply rotation to it.