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FutureD Apple Fan Posts: 52 Reg: Sep 04, 2011 Maidstone 520	confirm \| cancel 09/14/11 04:02 AM (14 years ago) Splash Screen Hi all, nearly finished my first app using buzztouch. I have developed many apps writing code but thought I'd give this a go for the things i'm unable to do as well as to see what its like. I'm very imressed. Only issue I'm having now is getting the spalsh image to load, i must be doing something obvious incorrectly. Any advice greatly welcomed! Title Comments Hi all, nearly finished my first app using buzztouch. I have developed many apps writing code but thought I'd give this a go for the things i'm unable to do as well as to see what its like. I'm very imressed. Only issue I'm having now is getting the spalsh image to load, i must be doing something obvious incorrectly. Any advice greatly welcomed!

shockme66 Apple Fan Posts: 81 Reg: Sep 12, 2011 Easton PA 1,010	09/14/11 05:26 AM (14 years ago) I am having trouble with this as well. I even tried to manually do it in xcode and sometime it works and sometimes not. Some help would be great!! Comments I am having trouble with this as well. I even tried to manually do it in xcode and sometime it works and sometimes not. Some help would be great!!

Going-Viral Apple Fan Posts: 120 Reg: Jun 13, 2011 Doncaster 1,200	09/14/11 06:56 AM (14 years ago) If you have trouble getting your splash image to load on startup, make sure it is named Default.png and not default.png, this image should be located in your compiled Xcode project in the folder BT_Images. The standard graphic included is black so it appears as if nothing is happening, if you open up these images in Fireworks, Photoshop, etc.. and simply over lay your image and save then when you do a clean build you should see the new image. For iPhone 4 with to be used with Retina displays, edit the [email protected] file. Comments If you have trouble getting your splash image to load on startup, make sure it is named Default.png and not default.png, this image should be located in your compiled Xcode project in the folder BT_Images. The standard graphic included is black so it appears as if nothing is happening, if you open up these images in Fireworks, Photoshop, etc.. and simply over lay your image and save then when you do a clean build you should see the new image. For iPhone 4 with to be used with Retina displays, edit the Default@2x.png file.

FutureD Apple Fan Posts: 52 Reg: Sep 04, 2011 Maidstone 520	09/14/11 08:14 AM (14 years ago) I removed all the Default.png and its worked, many thanks. Comments I removed all the Default.png and its worked, many thanks.

jackreeves I hate code! Posts: 10 Reg: Jun 29, 2011 keighley 100	09/14/11 08:21 AM (14 years ago) thanks..thats good to know...how about ipad? Default-Portrait~ipad.png file? Comments thanks..thats good to know...how about ipad? Default-Portrait~ipad.png file?

shockme66 Apple Fan Posts: 81 Reg: Sep 12, 2011 Easton PA 1,010	09/14/11 09:24 AM (14 years ago) I got the splash screen to work also, but the duration is not working for me. Any tips? Comments I got the splash screen to work also, but the duration is not working for me. Any tips?

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