This article is about the setting of AppIcon icon, start chart and name.
Icon for IOS icons size refer to Apple website:
Https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1686/_index.html
Two ways to set up picture 1. Using the default method
Using the project's images.xcassets:
First, click on the project name and set the configuration:
Project Settings-icon
After this is set, it means using the assets used. Go to Images.xcassets, will find a AppIcon folder, on the right there are more than 20 icons, respectively, representing the different screen system needs to use the different size of the icon, will be ready to pull the icon to the corresponding location, you need to be aware of the resolution to drag in.
If you do not bother to make so many icons, you can do a single 1024x1024px size png,then use Plugin:rtimageassets
Installation method: Install using plug-in management software (you can also download this plugin separately on the internet)
1.plugins Manager Download Address:http://alcatraz.io
2.How to install:paste the following string to your terminal:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/supermarin/Alcatraz/deploy/Scripts/install.sh | sh
Restart Xcode, it'll be under the menu of Windows--open the package Manager
Then search for "rtimageassets" on the This manager ' s search bar and install it.
After Finish,restart xcode,it'll be under menu file--imageassets. Use and enjoy it.
Rtimageassets plug-in use
Similarly, the Launchimage picture is also set, first add the folder in the "+" sign in the lower left corner of Images.xcassets:
Add a Startup Diagram folder
Then you will see a lot of picture locations on the right, and fill them on demand.
Start Diagram folder
Then go to the project settings: Set the resource from the folder you just built.
Start Diagram Settings 2. Use a custom method:
Set in the project settings:
Custom 1
Yes
Custom 2
Then create a new folder in the project word called icons and launchimages, and then put the prepared icons inside. It's also possible.
Custom 3## #ps: Actually found nothing to set, as long as a picture renamed as: Icon.png put in the project, Commad + SHIFT + K clean up the software and then rerun the discovery can display the icon. Set the app's name
1. Find the Bundle display name in the project's Info.plist file, and add it without the words:
AppName
Then enter the key value is its name.
2. Run terminal, the CD navigates to the project location and then navigate to the project's info.plist location and get the location path: Then execute the command:
Defaults write/users/user name/project location/info.plist nsdefaults write Cfbundledisplayname app name
You can also change the name of the app.
3.info.plist Configuration method
The above two methods need to prepare many sizes of the icon, because to adapt to different sizes of the screen, the following is a only a few dimensions through the plist file configuration is a good way:
Just have these
Only 723 icon icons on iOS7 do not appear to add this paragraph. png
Ios-app-icon icon start diagram and name settings