shahdhiren · August 29, 2015 14:25
diff --git a/Slow_Motion_iPhone-iPad_Simulator.txt b/Slow_Motion_iPhone-iPad_Simulator.txt
 For Xcode 6 & 7 :
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 If you are trying to develop a particular complex animation, use this trick to turn on “Slow Motion Mode” in the simulator.
 It’ll be much easier to see what’s going on.

 1. Start the simulator as normal.
 2. Next, make sure you enable “Connect Hardware Keyboard” in the simulator’s hardware menu.
 3. Press your Mac’s Command key (⌘) + T in succession to toggle it on/off. You’ll see in the debugger that slow motion mode has been activated.
	For Xcode 6 & 7 :
	---------------
	If you are trying to develop a particular complex animation, use this trick to turn on “Slow Motion Mode” in the simulator.
	It’ll be much easier to see what’s going on.

	1. Start the simulator as normal.
	2. Next, make sure you enable “Connect Hardware Keyboard” in the simulator’s hardware menu.
	3. Press your Mac’s Command key (⌘) + T in succession to toggle it on/off. You’ll see in the debugger that slow motion mode has been activated.