Displaying splash screen for longer than default seconds

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Is it possible to display the Default png for a specified number of seconds  I have a client that wants the splash screen displayed for longer than its current time   They would like it displayed for 2 - 3 seconds

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The simplest way to achieve this is to creat an UIImageView with  Default png  on the top of your first ViewController s UIView    And add an Timer to remove the UIImageView after seconds you expected

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Use following line in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions  delegate method    NSThread sleepForTimeInterval 5 0     It will stop splash screen for 5 0 seconds

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Write sleep 5 0    in -  BOOL application  UIApplication   application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions  NSDictionary   launchOptions for 5 seconds splash screen will be displayed

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1 Add a another view controller in    didFinishLaunchingWithOptions      UIStoryboard  storyboard    UIStoryboard storyboardWithName   Main  bundle nil    UINavigationController  homeNav    storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier   NavigationControllerView    UIViewController  viewController    storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier   SplashViewController     self window     UIWindow alloc  initWithFrame   UIScreen mainScreen  bounds    self window rootViewController   homeNav   self window makeKeyAndVisible      UINavigationController   self window rootViewController pushViewController viewController animated NO       2 In view did load of SplashView Controller     self performSelector  selector removeSplashScreenAddViewController  withObject nil afterDelay 2 0     3 In removeSplashScreenAddViewController method you can add your main view controller for eg -  -  void  removeSplashScreenAddViewController     UIStoryboard  storyboard    UIStoryboard storyboardWithName   Main  bundle nil   UINavigationController  homeNav    storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier   HomeNav    UIViewController  viewController    storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier viewControllerName    UIWindow  window     StaticHelper mainWindow   window rootViewController   homeNav   window makeKeyAndVisible      UINavigationController   window rootViewController pushViewController viewController animated NO

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You can use following code   -  BOOL application  UIApplication   application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions  NSDictionary   launchOptions        NSMutableString  path     NSMutableString alloc init        path setString   NSBundle mainBundle  resourcePath         path setString  path stringByAppendingPathComponent   Default png         UIImage  image     UIImage alloc  initWithContentsOfFile path        path release        UIImageView  imageView   UIImageView alloc initWithImage image       imageView frame CGRectMake 0  0  320  480       imageView tag   2       window addSubview imageView        window makeKeyAndVisible           Here specify the time limit      timer    NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval 3 0 target self selector  selector timerForLoadingScreen  userInfo nil repeats YES      - void timerForLoadingScreen        timer invalidate       if   window viewWithTag 2   nil                   window viewWithTag 2 removeFromSuperview                 Your any other initialization code that you wish to have in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions

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This worked for me in Xcode 6 3 2  Swift 1 2     import UIKit  class ViewController  UIViewController       var splashScreen UIImageView       override func viewDidLoad                 super viewDidLoad            self splashScreen   UIImageView frame  self view frame          self splashScreen image   UIImage named   Default png           self view addSubview self splashScreen           var removeSplashScreen   NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval 2 0  target  self  selector   removeSP   userInfo  nil  repeats  false             func removeSP                 println   REMOVE SP           self splashScreen removeFromSuperview              override func didReceiveMemoryWarning                 super didReceiveMemoryWarning             ViewController is the first app VC that is being loaded

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You can create your own view and display it when application starts and hide it with timer  Please avoid delaying app start as its bad idea

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This works     -  BOOL application  UIApplication   application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions  NSDictionary   launchOptions          Load Splash View Controller first     self window     UIWindow alloc  initWithFrame UIScreen mainScreen bounds       UIStoryboard  storyboard    UIStoryboard storyboardWithName   MainStoryboard  bundle nil       UIViewController  viewController    storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier   Splash        self window rootViewController   viewController       self window makeKeyAndVisible           Load other stuff that requires time         Now load the main View Controller that you want

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In swift 4 0  For Delay of 1 second after default launch time     RunLoop current run until  Date timeIntervalSinceNow   1 0

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Put your default png in a UIImageView full screen as a subview on the top of your main view thus covering your other UI  Set a timer to remove it after x seconds  possibly with effects  now showing your application

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Just go on project name  then Right Click properties Application Tab  Find  view Application Events  near Slash form combobox  copy this code in myApplication Class            Private Sub MyApplication Startup sender As Object  e As StartupEventArgs  Handles Me Startup               System Threading Thread Sleep 3000    or other time         End Sub

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This tutorial displays splash screen for 2 seconds  You can easily change it to suit your needs   -  void showSplash     UIViewController  modalViewController     UIViewController alloc  init     modalViewController view   modelView     self presentModalViewController modalViewController animated NO      self performSelector  selector hideSplash  withObject nil afterDelay yourDelay

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No  the default png is shown while your app starts up   You can add a new viewcontroller which will display the default png in the application didFinishLoading   This way you display the default png a bit longer   You should only show the default png if you are loading data  which could take some time  As the appstore guidelines state  you should not delay starting of you are any longer than necessary

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Swift 3  This is doable in a safe way by presenting the splash controller for what ever time you specify then remove it and display your normal rootViewController    First in LaunchingScreen storyboard give your controller a StoryBoard identifier let s say  splashController  In Main storyboard give your initial viewController a StoryBoard identifier let s say  initController   -This could be nav or tab bar etc   -   In AppDelegate you can create these 2 methods    private func extendSplashScreenPresentation           Get a refernce to LaunchScreen storyboard     let launchStoryBoard   UIStoryboard init name   LaunchScreen   bundle  nil         Get the splash screen controller     let splashController   launchStoryBoard instantiateViewController withIdentifier   splashController          Assign it to rootViewController     self window  rootViewController   splashController     self window  makeKeyAndVisible          Setup a timer to remove it after n seconds     Timer scheduledTimer timeInterval  5  target  self  selector   selector dismissSplashController   userInfo  nil  repeats  false       2    objc private func dismissSplashController            Get a refernce to Main storyboard     let mainStoryBoard   UIStoryboard init name   Main   bundle  nil         Get initial viewController     let initController   mainStoryBoard instantiateViewController withIdentifier   initController          Assign it to rootViewController     self window  rootViewController   initController     self window  makeKeyAndVisible       Now you call    self extendSplashScreenPresentation     in didFinishLaunchingWithOptions   You are set to go

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In Xcode 6 1  Swift 1 0 to delay the launch screen  Add the below statement in e didFinishLaunchingWithOptions meth in AppDelegateod NSThread sleepForTimeInterval 3   Here  time can be passed based on your requirement  SWIFT 5 Thread sleep forTimeInterval  3

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You can also use NSThread    NSThread sleepForTimeInterval  NSTimeInterval      You can put this code in to first line of applicationDidFinishLaunching method   For example  display default png for 5 seconds   -  void  applicationDidFinishLaunching  UIApplication  application       NSThread sleepForTimeInterval 5 0

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This is super hacky  Don   t do this in production     Add this to your application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions    Swift      Delay 1 second RunLoop current run until  Date timeIntervalSinceNow  1 0     Objective C      Delay 1 second   NSRunLoop currentRunLoop runUntilDate  NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSinceNow  1 0

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In Swift 4 2  For Delay 1 second after default launch time     Thread sleep forTimeInterval  1

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Swift 2 0   1       AppDelegate swift  import UIKit import Foundation   UIApplicationMain  class AppDelegate  UIResponder  UIApplicationDelegate     var window  UIWindow   var splashTimer NSTimer   var splashImageView UIImageView    func application application  UIApplication  didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions   NSObject  AnyObject    - gt  Bool      window   UIApplication sharedApplication   delegate  window     let splashImage  UIImage   UIImage named   ic 120x120 png      splashImageView   UIImageView image  splashImage    splashImageView  frame   CGRectMake 0  0   window  frame width     window  frame height       window  addSubview splashImageView     window  makeKeyAndVisible        Adding splash Image as UIWindow s subview    window  bringSubviewToFront window  subviews 0         Here specify the timer    splashTimer   NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval 5 0  target  self  selector   splashTimerForLoadingScreen   userInfo  nil  repeats  true     return true     func splashTimerForLoadingScreen       splashImageView  removeFromSuperview     splashTimer  invalidate        2    func application application  UIApplication  didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions   NSObject  AnyObject    - gt  Bool      NSThread sleepForTimeInterval 9     OR    sleep 9     return true      3  Using root view controller concept       AppDelegate swift  import UIKit import Foundation   UIApplicationMain  class AppDelegate  UIResponder  UIApplicationDelegate     var window  UIWindow   var splashTimer NSTimer   var storyboard UIStoryboard    func application application  UIApplication  didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions   NSObject  AnyObject    - gt  Bool      window    UIWindow frame  UIScreen mainScreen   bounds    window  makeKeyAndVisible      storyboard   UIStoryboard name   Main   bundle  nil       Here set the splashScreen VC   let rootController   storyboard  instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier  secondVCID      if let window   self window      window rootViewController   rootController          Set Timer   splashTimer   NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval 5 0  target  self  selector   splashTimerCrossedTimeLimit   userInfo  nil  repeats  true     return true     func splashTimerCrossedTimeLimit         Here change the root controller   let rootController   storyboard  instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier  firstVCID     if let window   self window      window rootViewController   rootController       splashTimer  invalidate

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You can simple specify number of seconds to sleep in the AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method   Or alternatively use another ImageView to customize the splash screen    See details for the latter at the following link by me   Splash Screen Problem

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The simplest solution here is to add sleep   to didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method in your AppDelegate class    Swift 4   sleep 1     delays the LaunchScreen by 1 second    If you wanna do something fancier you can also extend the current RunLoop in the same method   Swift 4   RunLoop current run until  Date timeIntervalSinceNow  1

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If you are using the LaunchScreen storyboard you can obtain the same view controller and present it   remember to set the storyboard id  for example  LaunchScreen    func applicationDidBecomeActive application  UIApplication             let storyboard   UIStoryboard name   LaunchScreen   bundle  nil          let vc   storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier  LaunchScreen   self window  rootViewController  presentViewController vc  animated  false  completion  nil              SWIFT 4  let storyboard   UIStoryboard name   LaunchScreen   bundle  nil  let vc   storyboard instantiateViewController withIdentifier   LaunchScreen    self window  rootViewController  present vc  animated  false  completion  nil

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