How to add an "entry point arrow" to a tab bar controller?

ios xcode interface-builder
Trevör picture Trevör · Dec 29, 2014 · Viewed 59.1k times · Source

In Xcode 6.2 beta, I am able to make some view controllers such as "View Controller" or "Navigation view controller" the entry point of my interface by dragging and dropping the "entry point arrow" on it, it gives me something like this : enter image description here
But when I want to drag this arrow on a tab bar controller, it does not work, so is that a bug or should I do it in another way ?

Answer

Abhishek Sharma picture Abhishek Sharma · Dec 29, 2014

Try with following steps.

1) Open StoryBoard.

2) select TabbarControllerwhich you want to set as RootViewController.

3) Open Properties.

4) select InitialView Controller Option.

For help you can see following image.

enter image description here

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