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Keith Selvin
Courses Plus Student 630 Pointscopy and pasting the images for animation
i understand the man in the video had already had the code written for all 60 images of the crystal ball
but i do not want to sit here all day typing in all 60
what do i do?
5 Answers
Yordi de Kleijn
iOS Development Techdegree Student 5,166 PointsJust copy and paste it, the way to go
Keith Selvin
Courses Plus Student 630 Pointsfrom where?
Keith Selvin
Courses Plus Student 630 PointsI have all the images in my Images.xcassets folder but to type in every file name for the self.backgroundImageView I have to type in the names of the files
Yordi de Kleijn
iOS Development Techdegree Student 5,166 PointsYes of course you have to, or you could write a program that substrings a string and adds an itterator count like ->i<- to your string so you can get img001, img002, but that takes longer than just writing it out !
Keith Selvin
Courses Plus Student 630 Pointsah i guess your write, no easy way out