带有UINavigationController的iOS Swift App SceneKit

Question

I'm currently developing an app on iOS using mostly UIKit, it's an informations and health app, not a game. It's for a company that produces chairs, so we planned to add 3D models of each chair in a small view.

I managed to import the 3D-models as chair.dae and display them using a SCNView. The complete app is build with Storyboard and Segues, combined with a UINavigationController, so the user could get back and forth on the NavigationBar.

Now the problem is, the Navigationbar on every other ViewController is working as intended. Only on the ViewController that has the SCNView added, there is no NavigationBar at all. I used a normal ViewController, added a SCNView and connected it to my navigation with a Show Detail Segue.

Another issue is, while most Views get pulled from the right side of the screen when i switch, this one is pulled from the bottom and replaces everything

Is there a way to force it to show a navigation bar? I tried with following, but didn't change anything

navigationController?.navigationBar.hidden = false

Answer 1

That sounds like correct behavior for a Show Detail. Per Apple's View Controller Programming Guide for iOS :

This segue displays the new content using the showDetailViewController:sender: method of the target view controller. This segue is relevant only for view controllers embedded inside a UISplitViewController object . With this segue, a split view controller replaces its second child view controller (the detail controller) with the new content. Most other view controllers present the new content modally.

(emphasis added).

Why not a Show instead?