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Storyboard can't find SKView in Xcode9?

I have a regular .sks file in Xcode9, TestScene.sks.

Of course, you need SKView to hold .sks.

If I manually create SKView in the code in the usual way, it works fine. (I have included a handy example of this at the bottom of this post.)

However, in X9, you can simply add SKView to the storyboard .

And then just select the .sks file in the attribute check ....

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But.

This does not work. I just get this error:

Main.storyboard: Class Unavailable Xcode.IDEInterfaceBuilder.CocoaTouch.SKView

What is the problem?

SpriteKit.framework is included in Link Binary ...

What could be the reason?

Point 1: to record how to manually add the code:

func manuallyAddSceneInCode() {

    let sk: SKView = SKView()
    sk.frame = view.bounds
    sk.backgroundColor = .clear
    view.addSubview(sk)

    let scene = SKScene(fileNamed: "TestScene")!
    scene.scaleMode = .aspectFit
    scene.backgroundColor = .clear

    sk.presentScene(scene)
}

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EDIT:

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