iOS Bundle Resources

Hi all. I thought this would be a simple task but its starting to drive me nuts - mainly because I feel it should be such a simple thing - I am trying to simply view the bundle resources of my Cocos2d app through Xcode. However - all I am able to find in the bundle that has any resource files at all is the ‘Documents’ folder, which contains all my saved data but none of the original resources that I am looking for (ie textures, fonts, shaders, sounds, etc).
My app runs fine - the textures are all there and work fine - so I know they are in the bundle somehow - why can I not seem to find them when I ‘Show Package Contents’ through xCode? I have over 50mb of textures, but in the ‘AppData’ folder of my package there are only 4 directories: “Documents”, which has all my of my save data and seems correct; and ‘Library’, ‘SystemData’, and ‘tmp’… ‘SystemData’ and ‘tmp’ are empty, which leaves only the ‘Library’ folder to possibly contain my original resources - however there are only a few files in there, and the whole folder is less than 2mb. Where are my resources?
(For those curious - to view the contents of the bundle I went to Xcode->Window->DevicesAndSimulators->DevicesTab and then clicked the ‘Gear’ to ‘Download Container’. I know the resources in this Cocos2d app are there (somewhere) because the app runs fine, but they are nowhere to be found in this container).

Thanks for you time in advance!
-Mark

Look in your targets Build Phases for what is being included.

Thank you for the reply!
Unfortunately though, I’m not sure what you mean “look in your tar”? My ‘Build Phases / Copy Bundle Resources’ area (as shown on your screenshot) is fine and working - everything i need copied does indeed get copied somewhere into the bundle, because the App runs just great on my devices with all textures showing correctly. What I need to do, though, is simply view these exact resources that you point out, but in the actual bundle on the phone where it lives after bundle has been made and installed to the phone.
We can view the ‘Documents’ directory with all the saved data really easily by downloading the container in Xcode as I did - I just want to do the same thing with the ‘copied bundle resources’ data and thought/assumed it would be accessed in the same way…but its not there in the downloaded bundle container and I have had no luck finding those files anywhere.
Thanks again!
-Mark

Sorry, i fixed my post. I inserted the picture and it broke the line.

You can do what you need by Archiving your Target and then browsing to it on your computer, right-click and say Show Package Contents

Awesome! This allowed me to see what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

Have a great day!
-Mark