You welcome. Tell us what you did, and then close the thread. Wish you good continuation.

I should have thought of it earlier: composition of x axis 180° and y axis 180° is z axis 180°, what I was looking for.

AFAIU, it is likely an iOS design choice not to allow.

Thanks for this quick correction.

OK, I've not installed iOS 15 on device. Please file a bug report.

@tualatrix It is fixed in 11. I do doubt there will be any change in 10.15. Just do what eskimo advised.

And what about someone capturing a photo or video of the screen from another phone ?

It works with Xcode 13 and 12.5 ?

No, you can't modify, info.plist is part of the bundle protected against modification.

Thanks for the feedback. There was effectively something "wrong" or not as desired in your app. But without seeing and comparing to a project which had no problem, it was a bit hard to find. Notably because that occurred in 2 view controllers (the right term, not storyboard). Probably you duplicated the Help view to create the Fermentation one ? Anyway, don't forget to close the thread.

If it's easy in objc, porting to Swift must be straightforward. Are there specific parts that cause problem ? In that case, post it.

Documentation for stop() explains that when stopped, animation goes to the end, not at "where it is". The current progress of the receiver is not reset. When this method is sent to instances of NSViewAnimation (a subclass of NSAnimation) the receiver moves to the end frame location.

Try on SO. But you may see that some people are less conciliatory than here when your question is imprecise…

DOn't be in such a hurry. Do you know it is night time in other parts of the world ? And people are not only working on your questions… So, a bit of patience does help. I answer to the question soon.

Thanks for feedback. Don't forget to close the thread once you have it working. Good luck. You could also post a bug report, for clarification of doc and more important for suggestion for improvement.