Accelerometer/Gyroscope views doesn't appear [closed] - ios

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I paste this code in Xcode, in the ViewController file. But in the Main.StoryBoard, it is empty. I changed the IOS's version but it's not working.
Can someone can explain me why
https://github.com/loldi/iOS/commit/250156689e648b4642d47f91366d57ac4792d79e
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O68O7yUK_9c

You need to add elements in to your view controller in storyBoard manually and connect its outlet and actions.

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How can I disable animations on fullScreenCover ? I want the view to show up directly, not have it slide in from the bottom.
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Edit: it seems the question got closed because of lack of "debugging details". Seriously?
The above call defaults to a slide in animation, I just want to know how to do it without animations. No idea what "debugging details" are required here ...

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I wrote a program and after re-running it on the simulator, it now shows the home screen in black.
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I have a "view" that includes a "scroll view"
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I recently downloaded an image slider from https://github.com/zvonicek/ImageSlideshow
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iOS - determine what screen appears first in project [closed]

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I know this might be a very basic question. But I am new to iOS.
I am building ontop of an existing project I found.I would like to add a scene( screen) which I would like to pop up before the main screen shows. I have tried many things, but no matter what I do, the first screen which pops up is the main screen.
Because I am new, please provide a detailed explanation.
And i am using a storyboard, i am not using a nib file which i would like to appear first.
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