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Biplov I hate code! Posts: 97 Reg: Mar 01, 2012 Eindhoven 4,120	confirm \| cancel 06/27/12 06:06 AM (13 years ago) black screen on startup Even after publishing the app in appstore i get this black screen when my app starts with this message "change default-potrait-ipad.png in xcode". I guess this is something from buzztouch :S Is it for everybody or just for me? Title Comments Even after publishing the app in appstore i get this black screen when my app starts with this message "change default-potrait-ipad.png in xcode". I guess this is something from buzztouch :S Is it for everybody or just for me?

Ag-Chieve Lost but trying Posts: 124 Reg: Apr 16, 2012 Winnipeg 9,090	06/27/12 06:12 AM (13 years ago) That's for everybody. You can go in and change them in xCode but then you'll have to reconfigure your app and release an update so the people who have downloaded it already will get the one with the updated screens. They're there as a placeholder while the app is loading so you can put a logo or something on it and it will act like a faux splash screen. Comments That's for everybody. You can go in and change them in xCode but then you'll have to reconfigure your app and release an update so the people who have downloaded it already will get the one with the updated screens. They're there as a placeholder while the app is loading so you can put a logo or something on it and it will act like a faux splash screen.

Biplov I hate code! Posts: 97 Reg: Mar 01, 2012 Eindhoven 4,120	06/27/12 06:15 AM (13 years ago) Thank you very much! Comments Thank you very much!

GoNorthWest buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 8197 Reg: Jun 24, 2011 Oro Valley, AZ 1,000,000	06/27/12 10:28 AM (13 years ago) These images can be found in your BT_Images folder. Like Ag-Chieve, I use them as a splash screen for my app. I just open up the image, modify them to look like I want, and then save. Apple uses these images as a way to make it look like to the user that the app is in the process of loading. Their intent is that the images look like the main framework on the app, but I've found that it appears many apps use them as splash screens instead. Either way, at the very least you'll want to get rid of the current text and make them completely black. Mark Comments These images can be found in your BT_Images folder. Like Ag-Chieve, I use them as a splash screen for my app. I just open up the image, modify them to look like I want, and then save. Apple uses these images as a way to make it look like to the user that the app is in the process of loading. Their intent is that the images look like the main framework on the app, but I've found that it appears many apps use them as splash screens instead. Either way, at the very least you'll want to get rid of the current text and make them completely black. Mark

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