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Tango Lost but trying Posts: 25 Reg: Aug 03, 2011 Peterborough 250	confirm \| cancel 08/14/11 05:58 AM (14 years ago) Welcome page Hi guys, Just wondering how I would add a welcome screen? What I basically would like is for a full screen image to come up for a few seconds before the menu? Title Comments Hi guys, Just wondering how I would add a welcome screen? What I basically would like is for a full screen image to come up for a few seconds before the menu?

MGoBlue Apple Fan Posts: 980 Reg: Jun 07, 2011 Gold River, CA 10,600	08/14/11 06:26 AM (14 years ago) If you're using iOS and 1.5, this is what I do. Once you've downloaded your project, look in the BT_images folder. There are a series of files labeled Default-Portrait.png, Default.png, etc. These are just black files that open initially when your app opens (not all are used). Open the file in Photoshop, change the content to what you'd like, then re-save in the same location. Do these changes BEFORE you launch xcode. Then once you start xcode, the new content will be updated. When you run your app, it will launch the newly configured default screen first. I believe you can also set the same image in a splash screen to make the transition smoother. I've haven't done that, but it should work as well. Comments If you're using iOS and 1.5, this is what I do. Once you've downloaded your project, look in the BT_images folder. There are a series of files labeled Default-Portrait.png, Default.png, etc. These are just black files that open initially when your app opens (not all are used). Open the file in Photoshop, change the content to what you'd like, then re-save in the same location. Do these changes BEFORE you launch xcode. Then once you start xcode, the new content will be updated. When you run your app, it will launch the newly configured default screen first. I believe you can also set the same image in a splash screen to make the transition smoother. I've haven't done that, but it should work as well.

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	08/14/11 07:09 AM (14 years ago) As GoBlue says you should have a peek at the splash screen. You can choose how long it displays, whether you click to enter and transition type. Comments As GoBlue says you should have a peek at the splash screen. You can choose how long it displays, whether you click to enter and transition type.

Tango Lost but trying Posts: 25 Reg: Aug 03, 2011 Peterborough 250	08/14/11 07:33 AM (14 years ago) Brilliant thanks for your help :) Comments Brilliant thanks for your help :)

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