Yeah I was able to get it to work finally with notifications and observers. I made one of each for my calROA() method.

Okay so I should not have my stackviews be apart of a container.

I took my 2 stackviews out of the container but when I have vertical spacing with them to the text it collapses.

I defined constraints but when I increase the width of my freeform the lines get bigger and I lose one in my ui. How can I have a one size fits all?

Is there a way to make the intersection only at outside of the shape and not have it go inside?

I want it like this view is white black is tot ▭▬ not like this ❏ if that makes any sense. I don't want the labels overlapping.

Im wondering if there is a touch modifier I can add so that it touches tot but does not overlap it.

I figured it out I decided to have it intersect but then after when it does go to a position where it's right next to tot using CGPoint. Thank you to everyone that helped.

The thing is I want the decrease to repeat and be smooth.

I always try a potential solution and it does not work because I want it to repeat indefinitely.

Thank you for the help I just needed the options: [.repeat, .autoreverse] and I got rid of the next handler for the continuous repeat.

Ignore this thread

Does it have to be TextFieldShouldReturn can there be another function if I want to add another textfield?

I mean lets say I have another textField that I want to control a different slider is there another function other then textFieldShouldReturn()?

Okay I see what you mean but I have an issue implementing it for two textfields. It says my text value is nil and it does not move the slider. func textFieldShouldReturn(_ textField: UITextField) -> Bool {   textField.resignFirstResponder()   let text = textField.text   let textNum = Int(text!)   /*when you enter a value it will affect, the slider and squareOne width value will change and squareTwo width will change */   if widthPer.text == text {     squareOneWidth.constant = CGFloat(textNum!) * 2     slider.value = Float(textNum!)     calPercentage()     calPercentageTwo()     /*when you enter a value it will affect, the sliderHeight and squareOne height will change and squareTwo height will change */   } else if heightPer.text == text {     calPercentage()     calPercentageTwo()   }   print("\(text)")   return true }