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  • mine says " Implicit declaration of function 'sleep' "

  • High five

  • Very helpfull tutorial!!! Thank you a lot :)

  • thnx

    

  • Easier than I thought :)

  • great

  • nice work. How about making a page that can display your score for the game in a ranking format with previous scores or global scores

  • nice work. How about making a page that can display you score for the game in a ranking format with previous scores or global scores

  • You shouldn't sleep the main thread as it's bad practice.

  • @aholsgrove Once you have finished your app then it should take a second or 2 to load so you no longer need the sleep.

  • Thanks for the Tutorial. And I second what ghostdancer12 said. And I'm 56. Keep it up.

  • good tut

  • sleep() is deprecated.

    Should be [NSThread sleepWithScheduledTimeInterval­: 3.0];

    

  • it works but when i build it a warning comes up saying "Implicit declaration of function 'sleep'" what does that mean and how can i fix it?

    please reply asap, thanks!

  • @tardis59

    sleep(n); Notice the SMALL "S" in sleep. I got this with using "Sleep(n);" hope this helps.

  • Hey, Every image that i use says its too large ? any tips ?

  • This is excellent - only fools make foolish comments- please don't listen to the dumb nuts who leave negative comments. I'm 47 and there is no shame in learning off young people - and I have a PhD

  • This was quick, simple and easy. Thanks little bro.

  • Thanks. It's always better to see it done. One question though: Is it possible to have the splash screen dissolve into the first view after the sleep interval?

    (BTW, someone commenting on your voice is pretty lame. You may sound young, but you also sound clear and professional.)

  • Good Job!

  • Good job! thanks.

  • Does this work in a Tab Bar app as well as does it work with xcode 3.2.1?

  • @xm3tax i made this video when i was 13 brahh. and just so you know, school doesnt teach you to have a deeper voice.

  • thk

  • What if I want to put animated default splash screen? i am looking for the tutorial on that but no luck so far ....

  • Haha its actually worked..Sdk made thesee things very easy. Thanks for tutorial

  • not working on the 4.0 could you update this, thanks! great tutorial!

  • @anuarlezama

    it works, but it's implicit. Please update! :)

  • @anuarlezama It does work in 4.0 and 4.1

  • I got this to work in 3.1.3 but it doesn't work for me in 4.0. I get a warning...

    Implicit declaration of function 'sleep' any fix for this for 4.0?

  • @IntenseMedia I get the same.

  • @IntenseMedia guessing Apple removed the function, im about to try it ill let you know if i get it going on 4.0

  • How did you get so many apps on your SDK?

    Did you make them or put them on somehow?

  • thanks for the quick tutorial !

  • Great Job amigo especially for us newbies. I really feel dumb with all these kids running circles around me when it comes to xcode. :)

  • That was so easy! Thanks!

  • how can you do a splash screen for a mac app

  • This technique does not work at all.

  • Your Tutorials are great, clear audio, good resolution. All very new at this xcode stuff, so you are a real help.

    Happy Days...

  • Nice tutorial, would love to see a fade out splash one

  • Awesome vid and very helpfull. I just started using xcode and this video helped me get started. Thanks a bunch!!!!!

  • nice and to the point. great tutorial!

  • Thanks for the tutorial. Is there any way to animate the the splash screen transition?

  • Fantastic tutorial. Straight to the point. Thank you.

  • Wow thanks!

  • thanks!

  • Thanks.

  • only if all xcode tutorials were this simple.

  • Good Tutorial. Thank you.

  • VERY GOOD THANK YOU

  • well done man. very simple and useful

  • Great tutorial... it worked perfectly... thanks buddy

  • Well done! i have a quick question though what it you wanna make the screen landscape, do you do the image 480x320 or keep 320x480?

  • NO keep it 320x480. you can design the image in 480x32 if you want, but rotate it you your 320x480 or else it will get scewed up when compiled.

  • Wow incredible tutorial!! you explained every step really well. 5*

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