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So I have this code in SwiftUI, it's working great.

                    .background(
                        Image("felt")
                            .resizable(resizingMode: .tile)
                            .ignoresSafeArea()
                    )

But I have the launch screen which is storyboard only.

How can I set it up to tile the background, all the A*s keep saying to using the slicing section, but there is NO slicing section where do I actually click to do this?

Please help me get my background to look like it does in SwiftUI, resizable tile in storyboard

NO I don't want to edit the image, the image is working great as a background image on my swiftui file and I dont wish to edit it, I want the same old image, I just want it to tile. No your 10 year old links about editing an image are not relevant, I don't want to edit the image, I just want to tile the background.

I'm aware adjusting image slicing properties is possible, my question is if there is a way to do it like the swift ui way which doesn't require this. Stop flagging. You don't know what I want more than I do. I want a way to do it like swift ui which doesn't require editing image slice properties.

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  • Thanks for the suggestion, my image is already working fine on my swift UI file, and I'm looking for a solution that doesn't compromise my other background image. If I have to I guess I can upload a second copy, but it'd prefer to just simply tile the background and I am holding out hope there is a way without editing the image Commented Jul 13 at 22:18

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Unfortunately there does not appear to be a storyboard equavalient to this SwiftUI command

                    .background(
                        Image("felt")
                            .resizable(resizingMode: .tile)
                            .ignoresSafeArea()
                    )

There is definetly a way to go to the image and update the slicing properties, but the above SwiftUI command doesn't require that, it's just a line, you add it and it's done.

There does not appear to be anything like this for storyboard, not a simple click here and it's done, way to do it.

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