Hey all, I've posted on some older BT forum posts that mentioned this exact topic, but unfortunately I was never responded to. Anyways, this is why I am posting in case someone links me back to the old posts. I am trying to locate the info.plist file that contains the UI that houses this file to modify. I have had no luck and now i turn to you for help. If you can help me out, it would truly be appreciated. Thanks. Doc.

Hey. Posted this link before, I think, maybe. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1003177/how-to-disable-highlighting-of-the-app-icon Good luck.

Hi Rad Doc, When you open your project up in xcode to the left you will generally see the Navigator window. If not you should be able to make it visible by the left hand side of the 3 view buttons on the top right of the console (in xcode 4.1 at least). When the Navigator window is open you should be able to see your apps project folder with it's associated folders below it. If they aren't visible, expand them by clicking on your apps project name. From there you'll see a BT_Config folder. Expand that. Then you should see: BT_info.plist.

Parker, how the heck are you? Been a while since we crossed paths.

found it, but where in there am i editing. I was told to place a yes in the UIPrerender. Cant seem to find.

check out this link http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/iphone-sdk-development/19547-uiprerenderedicon.html

@Keith - I've been good! Was locked away working on the intro animation for our home page as well as some other things. I'm looking forward to using that Glencairn glass! ;)

My lady loves the intro. She reckoned you guys had some good folks helping out, v slick, good to hear it was you, you have a lovely soothing voice! Happy days on the glass, small token. Yir pal MacApple, who's loving your work.

Tried adding the UIPrerenderedicon into the info.plist and set boolean to Yes, and still i am getting a glossy effect. Anyone?

Sounds like you did this, yes? http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=E9E4C027F48A9EA1CD5BE0B&command=isSearching&currentPage=1&topicTitle=Icon&createdBy=&repliedBy=&minViews=-1&maxViews=-1&minReplies=-1&maxReplies=-1&forumCategory=

Exactly. I even tried posting on that wall and got no where

Strange. Worked for others. Hmmm. You do the old reboot and clean, You still on iOS 5 and haven't upgraded Xcode and 5.1

lemme try the good old reboot, clean and build. See what happens. Keep you posted.

Good man. Doing taxes rights now, loads of fun!

Mac, No juice my man. I've cleaned, built and have a great big shiny logo. Dunno.

Anyways i gotta run, if you hear of anything, please keep me in mind. Good Night

Hmm. The above has always worked for me. Great big shiny logo, like that! Or not. Has it changed with update to Xcode and iOS, will look at mine tomorrow. Sorry cant help. Here's hoping someone else posts in.

Good luck with your taxes.

I had the same problem. In Xcode, there is a plist setting for your project that you can modify. If you don't want the default gloss, set "Icon already includes gloss effects" to YES. Worked for me!

Got it to work as well . Thanks for the update

where exactly is the Icon already includes thing?

@ njmpwnz - check in your project plist in xcode. You can access it through the project navigator tab on the left side of xcode.Select your project directory there and then in the main window select the info tab, I believe.