Add FolderIconSO to create list of folder names #14
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Add FolderIconSO with - icon to assign - list of folder names to use assigned icon If you want to use one image for multiple folders, you may copy `Assets/SimpleFolderIcon/Icons/Default/FolderIconSO.asset` into `Assets/SimpleFolderIcon/Icons/`, then in the Inspector: assign an icon & add as many folder names to the list as you want. It is prevents from copying one .png many times, when it needs to be used for many folders.
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Add Scriptable Object FolderIconSO with
If you want to use one image for multiple folders, you may copy
Assets/SimpleFolderIcon/Icons/Default/FolderIconSO.assetintoAssets/SimpleFolderIcon/Icons/, then in the Inspector: assign an icon & add as many folder names to the list as you want.It is prevents from copying one .png many times, when it needs to be used for many folders.