How to make backgroundimage move in Swift iOS [closed] - ios

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For one of the viewcontrollers in my app, I would like a moving background image. How would I go about making this?

Just create another UIView, add the image inside it and add it as a subview below your view. Than simply animate the frame property of the image. Not sure if this is what you need, but your question is too brief, so is my answer.

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I am trying to achieve the following design in my app:
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