A launch image named “[email protected]” is required to run at native resolution on Retina 4 devices

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I've created a new project in XCode 4.5 and added 3 launch images for each requiered resolution. XCode created automatically 3 files: Default.png, [email protected] and [email protected]

Now I get a warning demanding to create a "[email protected]" (no "Default" word) and offering to add the file for me. If I click "Add" it does create an empty image (black rectangle) named "[email protected]". If I don't add it, my splash screen in the run time is incorrect (it takes the app icon and stretches it to the while screen)

So I've decided to let it be and copied the [email protected] into [email protected], it did resolve the splash screen and the warning, but now I have trouble with gitHub, since it can't work with files that start the dash "-".

Any ideas? Where did I "lose" the "Default" prefix???

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This never occurred to me and sounds really strange. But shouldn't it get called [email protected] instead of [email protected]? – miho
I've tried to remove the retina 4inch image and readd it. XCode creates the file [email protected], but it looks like it doesn't see it in the run time, it demands to add "[email protected]" – Lena Grushevsky
Why dont you add your own 4-inch start screen? – Maurice
I did... Please reread my question. – Lena Grushevsky
Have you tried to make a clean build, shitf+cmd+k – Andrea

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In your info.plist, see if you have the key UILaunchImageFile~iphone. I bet its value is empty. That key is what Xcode uses to to get the file names of the launch images. That's where you replace "Default" with "MyAwesomeLaunchImage", so your images are named [email protected], etc..