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I know that in order to disable any gloss effect on my icon, on the device and on the Appstore (512×512), I have to set in my Info.plist file:
Icon already includes glossary effect: YES
But I have read here, that there is something called : UIPrerenderedIcon that i couldn’t find.
Is the first boolean in the plist file which I mentioned above good enough or do I need both?
UIPrerenderedIconandIcon already includes glossary effectare one and the same. TheIcon already includes glossary effectis the readable representation ofUIPrerenderedIconby the Plist editor included in XCode.To know for sure,
right click on you plist file>Open As>Source Codeand you’ll see the names of all the values set. Amongst them you’ll findUIPrerenderedIcon.