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MacBlend Apple Fan Posts: 13 Reg: Oct 30, 2010 location unknow... 130	confirm \| cancel 01/30/11 05:30 PM (15 years ago) App Icon Shine Hi Guys, I looked around to see if this had already been asked but is there a way to remove the shine effect from the App icon on the Home Screen? In the source code, the icon.png image doesn't have the effect on it. Thoughts? Title Comments Hi Guys, I looked around to see if this had already been asked but is there a way to remove the shine effect from the App icon on the Home Screen? In the source code, the icon.png image doesn't have the effect on it. Thoughts?

Tom Shortridge Aspiring developer Posts: 78 Reg: Nov 22, 2010 Virginia 1,480	01/30/11 08:35 PM (15 years ago) Assuming you're talking iOS, try checking this link: http://iphonedevelopertips.com/general/remove-shine-gloss-effect-on-iphone-icon.html It'll require a little bit of digging in Xcode. Comments Assuming you're talking iOS, try checking this link: http://iphonedevelopertips.com/general/remove-shine-gloss-effect-on-iphone-icon.html It'll require a little bit of digging in Xcode.

MacBlend Apple Fan Posts: 13 Reg: Oct 30, 2010 location unknow... 130	01/30/11 08:51 PM (15 years ago) Awesome, that worked perfectly! Thanks! Comments Awesome, that worked perfectly! Thanks!

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	02/01/11 03:02 AM (15 years ago) I've tried for months to figure this out - HUGE thanks Tom... good stuff. Comments I've tried for months to figure this out - HUGE thanks Tom... good stuff.

jonyee Apple Fan Posts: 9 Reg: Jun 18, 2011 London 1,740	06/19/11 02:15 AM (14 years ago) Perhaps a stupid question.. how do I find the info.plist on xcode4? Any pointers would be appreciated :) Comments Perhaps a stupid question.. how do I find the info.plist on xcode4? Any pointers would be appreciated :)

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	06/20/11 03:35 AM (14 years ago) The info.plist file is part of your project (no questions are stupid). Expand the Config folder (called BT_Config if you're using buzztouch v1.5) and look for the only file that ends with .plist. This file is used to sort-of describe your application. Comments The info.plist file is part of your project (no questions are stupid). Expand the Config folder (called BT_Config if you're using buzztouch v1.5) and look for the only file that ends with .plist. This file is used to sort-of describe your application.

jonyee Apple Fan Posts: 9 Reg: Jun 18, 2011 London 1,740	06/20/11 02:21 PM (14 years ago) Yes, it worked! Thanks so much, I'm learning a little bit every day! :P Comments Yes, it worked! Thanks so much, I'm learning a little bit every day! :P

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