Xcode, App Icons, Default Images, Prerendered, and more

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This is something that has been bothering me for a while, but now with the new changes to tiapp.xml and the new Info.plist options, thought it was time to ask.

Is it just me or if you open the .xcodeproj generated, the references to the icons and default images don't seem to be present?

Here are some images to illustrate what I am seeing:

xcode 1

xcode 2

xcode 3

So what I don't get is why the Resources folder doesn't have the correct files added (image 1)? Which then leads to the icons and default images not showing up correctly (image 2). And then in the physical Resources folder, only the default images are copied over and an appicon.png file, even though I changed the icon name in tiapp.xml to Icon.png instead of appicon.png.

A lot going on here, but if anyone has seen this or has some insight it would be appreciated.

— asked 11 months ago by Matt Berg
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The resources you include in a titanium project are not in the Resources folder of the titanium project.. they are in the .app file you can Explore its content by right click on the .app file and select "Show Package Contents" option. There you will find the resources you have included in the Titanium Project.

— answered 11 months ago by Vishal Rajpal
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  • Yeah, I more talking about opening up the actual generated Xcode project. Sometimes I have wanted to make a couple of specific tweaks to the project that you can only do on the Xcode side.

    — commented 11 months ago by Matt Berg

  • For what kind of things you need to make changes to XCode project?

    — commented 11 months ago by Vishal Rajpal

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