Images in Sim but not on Device with Xcode 3.2

[wolof]

I downloaded XCode 3.2 and now my application images will not load when running on device, but they do show up in the simulator.

i get the following error in the console when running on device:

Could not load the "internet_32.png" image referenced from a nib in the bundle with identifier "StudsDuds"

I have not made any changes to the code base. I've tried cleaning, restarting xcode/computer, deleting the build directory and rebuilding. But to no success.

I originally got this message when i was trying to create a similar application from same source, and i assumed that it something to do with renaming the project. With that application i tried changing the info.plist to have the right bundle name removing, removing re-adding images. Adding new images...

But nothing works. The other strange thing is that i have other images that are not showing up but i don't get an error for them in the console.

Also i've tried this with 2.2.1, 3.0, 3.1. Running 3.1 on device

Please help, i'm at my wits end. thank you

Please help, i'm at my wits end. Thank you

[hm50]

Wolof,

I had the exact problem just today, I just fixed mine by deleting the app from the device and then do a "Clean All" and re-install. Worked for me anyway, I hope that fixes your problem.

[Ivan]

wolof, is this issue solved now?

The other thing that can cause this is the case for the filename.

E.g. if the file is called mysprite.png on the harddrive and in xcode it is MySprite.png it will work in the Simulator but not on hardware.

(Note, this used to be the case in OS2.x. I haven't tried it again to see if 3.x has fixed this).

Ivan

[Yakattak]

I suggest against "_" in images or any identifier, variable name etc. I doubt that pertains to the problem, but sometimes it gets lost in translation =/

[lisacangelose]

I've found that if I try to change the extension of my picture from jpg to png so that I can use it for the splash screen the app often times doesn't read it properly. I now only use images that are originally .png in my iPhone apps.