Hi, I saw this question/solution by vtad about 4 months ago, and I'm having the same issue with "no image found at the path referenced under key" and then the list of icons I don't have- 57, 72, 114, and 144 (although I do have 144). Anyone else have this issue now? Do I need to create these icon sizes and put them into the BT Images folder?

In your project folder, you'll see a folder called <yourappname>. In that folder is Images.xcassets and then in that folder is AppIcon.appiconset. Find the icon images that correspond to the sizes you need: Icon.png (57px) Icon-72.png (72px) Icon-114.png (114px) [email protected] (144px) And rename them to the appropriate file (like Icon_144.png). Then paste them into your BT_Art > GUI folder, drag them into Xcode, and you're good to go! Mark

Mark, thanks!! What a pain in the you-know-what... Just renaming these things?? Oh well, got it taken care of and validated! Sarah

I had this problem a couple of days ago and I came up with a completely different solution. In BT 3.0 and xcode 5, the number of icons you need in your build has increased quite a lot. They are still produced as part of the project download and now referenced from an asset catalogue - the folder is has xcasset in the name and that is where the icons are now kept. What I realised is that the project plist is also referencing the location where the old icons used to be, only they are no longer there, so validation fails. My solution was to edit the plist and delete the entries for the icons. The project validated and it still finds it's icons, so all seems good. Alan

Thanks for that, too, Alan- I'll try it next time.

@alan that is what I did with mine as well.

thanks a lot going to try when i get home

Hey Alan, or anyone else who has done the method you reference: What I realised is that the project plist is also referencing the location where the old icons used to be, only they are no longer there, so validation fails. My solution was to edit the plist and delete the entries for the icons. The project validated and it still finds it's icons, so all seems good. Alan ---------------- Can you tell me exactly what you did? As in, which file do you go to, and what do you delete?

OK, this was actually much easier than I thought. All you have to do is go to the info.plist, then just delete the rows in there that reference the icons. No problem at all! Took about 30 seconds, and then my app was able to pass validation. Than you Alan!!! I wonder, will I have to do this with each iOS app??