SwiftUI I have a idea You can display a view for about a few moments(depending on your statistics) and then about all initializations are done then. but it's really wasting time... and that's the only way I can think of😂 if iOS add a launch screen storyboard if AppKit & UIKit you can do this under imperative lifecycle by changing the interface each time a initialization is done: var SceneLoaded: Bool = false var DatabaseLoaded: Bool = false ..... override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() ... // load a launchscreen and a label print("launched") // load database // change label text to xxxx // load view // change label text to xxxx // init variables and constants // change label text to xxxx print("all done.") } } Note I don't code in imperative life cycle so my code might looks weird🫠

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@newwbee oh I add it afterwards in devforums so there might be a typo😂

Me2

Check your code for typos Embarrassing

maybe you can.. oh fantastic Siri Intents never mind🫠

@eskimo strange and mean bug here

, wrong location? you might have a different coordinate on your simulator and your actual device

? no !

Me2 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/708216

AngularGradient? I'm trying

Your dismiss dismisses your ContentView another better way is to create a separate View struct SheetView: View { @Environment(\.dismiss) var dismiss var body: come View { ... Button { dismiss() } label: [ ... } } } Then it'll work. sth().sheet(...) { SheetView() }

Ok I find out why Strange openpanel issue if anyone has any idea why, please post. I’ll not close this thread.

Thanks everyone I'm turning to Xcode🫠

?what do u mean? enable or disable?