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Importing models and assets - Swift Tutorial
From the course: Make SwiftUI Playgrounds Applications
Importing models and assets
- [Instructor] There's a point in every project where you'll need real data. We've been using SF symbols and placemarker text in our wire frames. In this lesson, we're going to add the menu for the Huli Pizza Company into our project, by importing a model and assets, while reviewing much of what we've covered as we get these new models and assets working. Now you're going to find a download file for everything we need on GitHub, or on my Patreon site at these URLs. Now I've already downloaded the file from the website, so I'm just going to go to the files in my iPad here. You'll see that there is a zip file here. And all you need to do is tap that zip file and that will unpack it into a folder. And inside the folder you'll find two folders. Now in those folders, you'll find in one the assets, which is all of our photos. And if you go back, you can go to the Models. And there's going to be our new menu model that we'll…
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