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Nathanael Tse
Nathanael Tse

Reputation: 363

Present modal in SwiftUI in full screen mode and prevent closing it

I have a SplashView that acts as a starting view and opens the game screen in modals.

I just tried to open the game in an iPad instead of iPhone and the views look all weird.

When I switch to the game screen the screen is presented as a small screen in the middle and I can swipe it out to close it. Other screens from the logic are stacked on this screen.

How can I prevent the stacking and have all screen in full screen, similar to when I open it on an iPhone and prevent moving them by swiping?

example of 2 stacked screens on the starting screen

  .sheet(isPresented: $isPlayerDashboardModal) {
                if let playerState = PlayerViewModel.createNewGameData(name: playerName) {
                    let playerViewModel = PlayerViewModel(player: playerState)
                    CityView(viewModel: playerViewModel)
                }
            }.frame(minWidth: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.width, idealWidth: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.width, maxWidth: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.width, minHeight: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.height, idealHeight: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.height, maxHeight: DeviceTypes.ScreenSize.height, alignment: .center)

I set the frame to max already, but this does not seem to do anything.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2029

Answers (1)

Nathanael Tse
Nathanael Tse

Reputation: 363

replace .sheet with .fullScreenCover to ensure that window is full screen and cannot be closed via pulling it down. To hide the statusbar on iPad include: .statusBar(hidden: true) before the final view closure.

Upvotes: 2

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