I'm using this statement:
timer = NSTimer.scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval(Double((0.01*i+0.01)), target: self, selector: Selector("Move_Loading"), userInfo: nil, repeats: false)
It displays an error for the Double Could not find an overflow for '+' that accepts the supplied arguments. What does that error mean? (I use Double(i+1) and it works perfectly fine.)
You have to put whitespace around binary operators like "+", "-", "/" and "*" in Swift. Swift is pickier about whitespace than C family languages.
As shown in Leo's answer (voted), the expression should be
0.01 * Double(i) + 0.01