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Since new Xcode 3.2 I find it very hard to add Quartz Core Framework. It does not appear in the list. Previously I just typed in Quartz and some QuartzCore.framework thing popped up. Finder is so bad it does not find any *.framework file on the mac so now the big question is: Where is it hidden?

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    Finder is not bad, spotlight doesn't look in the developer folders by default, only in user space and other common areas. A good way to find things is to drop into terminal, type "locate *.framework" – coneybeare Dec 03 '10 at 14:37

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On the left side of XCode, there is a folder called Targets. Expand it. Double click on your target in that folder. On the General Tab of the info pane that pops up, click the + sign on the bottom left corner of the window. Scroll down and select QuartzCore.framework

You will also have to make sure your base SDK is 3.x

UPDATE: to use, place this import statement in your code
#import <QuartzCore/CoreAnimation.h>

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    Thanks. It seems like a horrible bug in xcode. Actually they promoted Xcode 3.2 to be a lot easier with adding frameworks. What a fail ;-) –  Oct 14 '09 at 14:00
  • coneybeare, can you also include the import statement for CATransition or CAAnimation as examples to make your answer more thorough? I am trying to work on my code and design and continue to search for the logistical pieces :(( – mobibob Feb 15 '10 at 02:20