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Replied In How to hide the scroll bar in a SpriteView when Digital Crown is used
A friend of mine gave me the solution! To stop the scroll bar appearing when using the digital crown, set isContinuous to true in the .digitalCrowRotation. Here is my latest code which no longer shows the scroll bar: struct GameScreen: View {   @EnvironmentObject var screenController: ScreenController   @State private var crownPosition = 0.0   var body: some View {     GeometryReader { reader in       SpriteView(scene: GameScene(size: reader.size, crownPosition: $crownPosition))         .focusable()         .digitalCrownRotation($crownPosition, from: 0, through: 400, by: 4, sensitivity: .medium, isContinuous: true, isHapticFeedbackEnabled: false)     }   } } I hope this helps others.
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Replied In SwiftUI + SpriteView = Gray screen
iOS 15 beta 5 has fixed this issue!
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Replied In Xcode 10 crash with SKScene
I did this:1) CMD-A to copy all of the original text2) Switched to the new .sks file in the text editor3) Deleted everything4) Pasted in the copied text and saved the fileThen I opened the new .sks file. I had to adjust some sprites and labels.Again, this was a short term fix as even this new file is crashing, but for a brief moment I could edit it.
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Replied In Xcode 10 crash with SKScene
I have the same issue with my scene but I managed to get it open so I could edit it for a while by:1) Creating a new sks scene2) Making sure it matched the size of the one that crashes3) I opened both scens with a text editor and copied over the contents of the old crashin scene into the new one and saved the file4) I managed to open the new scene in the scene editor allowing me to add some new spritesSadly the new one is also crashing when I try to open it, but luckily I managed to get the new content in.I hope this solution (though temporary) works for you. I would love to hear how to solve it permanently though. Surely someone here has found a long term fix?
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Replied In Automatic signing is unable to resolve an issue with the "Trade Off.app" target's entitlements. Switch to manual signing and resolve the issue by downloading a matching provisioning profile from the developer website.
I fixed the issue thanks to a friend's help.So for anyone with the same problem, here is the solution:1) Remove the existing provisioning profile for the app2) Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles section of developer site3) Create 2 new provisioning profiles a) iOS App Development (under Development) b) App Store (under Distribution)4) Download these two and manage manually in Xcode and import themAfter this you should be able to upload without any errors.John