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I've set up all my icons, splash screen & itunes artwork graphics on a new project, and in tiapp.xml I've set the 'enable-launch-screen-storyboard' to true - what it shows instead of the splash screen is the icon of the app, and that doesn't even take the entire screen - just a square in the middle with white background surrounding it.

If I set enable-launch-screen-storyboard to false - I see the splash screen I expect.

What splash screen file, and in what size, should I set to use enable-launch-screen-storyboard ?

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This is a new feature in the - yet unreleased - Titanium 5.2.0 SDK. It uses an image set called LaunchLogo from the asset catalog. By default, it will generate LaunchLogos based on the LaunchLogo.png. If LaunchLogo.png doesn't exists, it will fall back to either DefaultIcon-ios.png or DefaultIcon.png (which is what you saw). You can manually create them in the Resources/iphone (app/assets/iphone for Alloy) directory if you like.