Currently, running the Unity Studio Plugin, merging a ResourceDictionary into Global Resources causes the application to crash.

This appears to be related to the fact that GlobalResources is not supported outside of the Root folder, whereas Unity's structure demands it to be placed within the /Assets directory.

Repro Steps:

1) Donwload the Latest NoesisUnity Plugin from: https://www.noesisengine.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3747&sid=5d82d002d3cf747d6e19982598273bc0
2) From the Unity Hub, download the latest LTS Engine Version (i'm using 6000.0.60f1 LTS)
3) Create a new Unity Project, selecting 3D (Built-in Render Pipeline) as the Template.

4) Once the project is created, navigate to the Unity Project's directory in Windows explorer, create an "ExternalPackages" directory adjacent to the "Packages" folder, and place the unzipped StudioUnity Plugin within it.

5) Return to Unity, and from the Package Manager, install the Unity Plugin from the location in Step 4).

6) From the 'Tool's Toolbar Menu, select 'NoesisGUI' --> 'Open Studio Project'.

7) In Noesis Studio, under the 'Assets/Scenes' directory, create a new MainPage.xaml
8) Still under 'Assets/Scenes', create a new Resource Dictionary.

9) Select MainPage.xaml to open it in the Viewport
10) Navigate to the Resources Tab, and merge the Dictionary created in Step 8) into GlobalResources.xaml

At this point, the application may crash, otherwise, proceed to Step 11).

11) Close the Noesis Studio window within Unity, then open it again from the 'Tool's Toolbar Menu, select 'NoesisGUI' --> 'Open Studio Project'.

12) Select MainPage.xaml to open it.

13) Create a another Dictionary from the Assets Panel.

14) 10) Navigate to the Resources Tab, and merge the new/second Dictionary created in Step 13) into GlobalResources.xaml.

At this point, the application should crash.

Expected Results: Dictionaries can be merged into GlobalDictionary in StudioUnity, just as they can be in Standalone.