iOS Question icon-72.png ?_

[tufanv]

hello,

until this day i have never put icon-72.png in my special folder and never rejeted because of this. But because the new b4i creates all missing icons from the 1024 default icon , it created a blank blue icon-72 automaticly and all my 8 apps got rejected because of this.

my question is : is icon-72.png is a new requirement of it is just optional but because b4i creates also optional icons automaticly from the default icon it creates that ? ( if it is not required , this is a bad feature becuase i lost the 1024 of all my apps and how can i fix this , by creating all the icons one by one ?

Can you point me to right direction ?

 

[tufanv]

another question is if i put the 180x180 (largest i have ) with name icon-store-1024 , can it convert to all smaller icons without problem ?

 

[Deleted member 103]

another question is if i put the 180x180 (largest i have ) with name icon-store-1024 , can it convert to all smaller icons without problem ?

As far as I know, if you get all icons from a 1024x1024, then the icons are not so nice.
These should always be edited manually.

 

[tufanv]

As far as I know, if you get all icons from a 1024x1024, then the icons are not so nice.
These should always be edited manually.

is 72x72 is a new required icon ? until this day I have never used a 72x72 , if it is not necessary and all unnecessary icons are being created by 1024 , it would be good to have a disable option for this . I cant figure out how to make my apps accepted . I tried to put 180x180 as icon-1024 but I dont know if they will be accepted.

 

[Deleted member 103]

only these icons are necessary.
https://developer.apple.com/ios/human-interface-guidelines/icons-and-images/app-icon/

 

[tufanv]

ok so, the new b4i tries to create also optional icons which if we dont have the 1024x1024 logo, it creates a blue default logo which makes the apps rejected

by the way i put the 180x180 image as icon-store-1024 into special and app approved.

 

[Erel]

See this tutorial: Icons and Launch Images