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TechyJude Lost but trying Posts: 12 Reg: May 06, 2012 Charlotte, NC 3,570	confirm \| cancel 05/20/12 07:07 PM (13 years ago) Splash Screen I cannot get my Splash Screen to work in Xcode. I set Splash Screen and Global Screen in BuzzTouch with an image. I copied that image in the BT_Image Folder and in Xcode. Any suggestions or help with this. Thanks Title Comments I cannot get my Splash Screen to work in Xcode. I set Splash Screen and Global Screen in BuzzTouch with an image. I copied that image in the BT_Image Folder and in Xcode. Any suggestions or help with this. Thanks

sepala Aspiring developer Posts: 196 Reg: Nov 23, 2011 London 3,060	05/21/12 03:11 AM (13 years ago) The Splash Screen in Xcode is called "Launch Image" and you need to have 2- one 320x480 image and a 640x960 image for retina displays. Both .png files. Buzz Touch names the Launch Images Default.png & [email protected] in the BT_Images folder. The easiest way to do it is to create your 2 splash screens (can just be the same image just at the 2 different sizes) and name them Default.png (for the smaller one) and [email protected] (for the larger one). Delete the Default.png & [email protected] from Xcode (which are just black images) and add the 2 you have created by just dragging them into the BT_Images folder. Compile & run and your Splash Screen should appear. Comments The Splash Screen in Xcode is called "Launch Image" and you need to have 2- one 320x480 image and a 640x960 image for retina displays. Both .png files. Buzz Touch names the Launch Images Default.png & Default@2x.png in the BT_Images folder. The easiest way to do it is to create your 2 splash screens (can just be the same image just at the 2 different sizes) and name them Default.png (for the smaller one) and Default@2x.png (for the larger one). Delete the Default.png & Default@2x.png from Xcode (which are just black images) and add the 2 you have created by just dragging them into the BT_Images folder. Compile & run and your Splash Screen should appear.

TechyJude Lost but trying Posts: 12 Reg: May 06, 2012 Charlotte, NC 3,570	05/21/12 06:32 AM (13 years ago) Thank you sepala Comments Thank you sepala

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