Missing Required Icon Problem

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Hi guys…

I think i tried everything and i’m kinda desperate here. I built my app and submitted through xcode without problem, then i got an automatic email saying there was a icon missing (72x72) i went to check in xcode and everything was fine, searching online for a solution some people suggested to manually add the icon on the plist, i went to try it and removed from the library and added it again, i also removed the app from the iconnect center. Now after archiving and submitting the submit window fails to validate and says the 72x icon is missing. I just scrapped everything and built a new xcode project again, but now, no matter what i do or try i always get that error, so my app never goes to app for approval, it’s weird because it worked the first time without problems.

  1. I tried removing and adding manually from finder and and xcode
  2. changed the order of icons in Icon Files
  3. left Icon File blank
  4. checked and changed file names (like Icon instead of icon)

The default build from unity (3.5.7) actually does everything fine, at least from my knowledge, but i tried everything, even upgrading xcode (using xcode 4.6.2 now, even tried version 5) and the machine software… nothing seems to work

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I’m going through the same thing and found this website, it might help i’m just trying it now.

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i really can’t upgrade to unity 4 right now, but i’ll try using xcode 5 again with the asset catalog technique

EDIT: i just tried it

now i get warnings for 120x120, 76x76, 152x152 sizes but that was to be expected but i still get the error for the 72x72 icon… i’m pulling my hairs now… even after converting the icons to an asset catalog and double check everything i still get the error, the icon shows up just fine in xcode, all references are fine and the icon is fine in finder… this is just… ridiculous…

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I finally solved the problem by compiling the problem in iOS 3.2, previously it was at 3.1.3, i had this idea when reding how icons worked differently in previous versions of iOS. And while everything was still setup properly for 3.1.3 i decided to try compiling in 3.2 anyway and it worked for me. Now i’m getting warnings for the new icons, but that was expected and it’s easy to fix.