I have made LSR files in the Parallax Viewer and I have dragged the LSR file into Xcode.
Then I drag the images from the LSR file into App Icon - Small and App Icon - Large.
I have two layers but I get an warning I cant remove.
Warning: Unsupported Configuration: The last image stack layer with content, "mm-stor-name", must be a fully opaque bitmap. The pixel at position (0, 0) has an alpha value of 0.
And
Warning: Unsupported Configuration: The last image stack layer with content, "mm-lille-name", must be a fully opaque bitmap. The pixel at position (0, 0) has an alpha value of 0.
I tried a lot of things but I still get this warning.
Can anybody help me?
The App icon displays okay on the device.
Ok, so Photoshop has this weird bug(?)/feature where sometimes the edge pixels will end up with a slightly non 100% alpha. It's annoying. I think it has something to do with their algorithms for sampling when you fill or export.
This is how I fixed it with a solid background: create a new image in Photoshop the correct size and use the fill tool, then export. There shouldn't be any alpha at the edges.
Basically you've got some alpha channel you need to get rid of. People who are more expert at Photoshop might have a better idea.