Splash in ios app

Question

I'm working on old project without constraints and this splash images.

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not have Images.xcassets catalog and not have configured this splash in .plist like THIS POST.

All this causes me big impression, because I had never seen anything like it.

Investigating all that, I realized that i had to do anything to make it work, it is only necessary to have the splash with these specific names and it works throughout the application very well on all devices (includingipad).

*All excellent here. !!Looks good in all Devices!!!! *

Now the big problem is that I need to have a different splash for each target. So I based on the above mentioned post, i try adding everything in the Images.xcassets or .plist (I tried 2 ways).

I even noticed some dimensions that made me more.

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I put another name because it did not want the original target that work well, are damaged

But the application on some devices looks very bad (iPhone 6 and iPad). But in the target which has not set the splash in .plist or Images.xcassets, still it works perfect.

There any way to have 2 groups splash by default for each target, without having to configure them in the .plist or Images.xcassets?

Answer 1

Yes, you can create different splash screens for different targets without changing Images.xcassets or .plist files.

You can even use the same file name as long as they are on different folders like so:

Just select each splash screen image you want and make sure only the correct target can see that image. For example:

This way, the only asset the target will see is the one assigned to it. This is how the .plist looks like:

I've only did some changes to make sure no storyboard was being used to match the requirements you posted.