How do I use splash screen/icon using XDK?

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- RafaelMatos
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This is happening all the time and I have no idea why.

When I exported this test version of my game in the first time, all icons was working but not the splash screen. Now, everytime I try, both of them are not "found", the build log says. It's been like this for a week, even deleting the project on intel xdk.

Could someone help me, please?

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- RafaelMatos
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Someone help me, please. This problem has no sense to me, can't even start to figure it out. Actually, it makes no sense. All files are in the right resolutions.

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- RafaelMatos
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Nobody knows why?
- imaffett
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Hi — - you may want to ask this question at forums.html5dev-software.intel.com/ - that is the Intel XDK support area.

Are you building for Crosswalk or Android?
- RafaelMatos
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imaffett
I'm using crosswalk, since admob only accept this build. I would change it because a 7mb project turning to 25mb is just ridiculous.
- metameta
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the icons must be located within the source directory (location of the Construct 2 export)
- RafaelMatos
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the icons must be located within the source directory (location of the Construct 2 export)

It's in there, right next to xdk files.

So what's the difference between project path and source directory?
- AndreasR
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For the app icon question <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

http://shatter-box.com/knowledgebase/ad ... crosswalk/
- imaffett
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— - the size change is due to the Crosswalk WebView being added. You can build with regular android to get the reduced file size, but you will find your game will most likely be unplayable.
- RafaelMatos
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For the app icon question <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_e_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile">

http://shatter-box.com/knowledgebase/ad ... crosswalk/

Hi, — Thanks for the answer! I'm doing this way, but I don't have this folder

See:

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imaffett
Why is that?Performance issue?
- RafaelMatos
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AndreasR, imaffett, metameta
The problem was the "()" in my folder name. Yes, thats ridiculous but at least you guys already know that you can't use it.