Your code is not correct. Please, make sure to follow our tutorials and examples. The correct, per frame steps are: ... Thx, I fixed the issue as you said. The point of the question is: don't set this line "_view->SetSize(SCR_WIDTH, SCR_HEIGHT);" in NoesisInit(). and set that line in main...

This is the code: #define GLEW_STATIC #include <GL/glew.h> #include <GLFW/glfw3.h> #include <NsGui/IView.h> #include <NsGui/IRenderer.h> #include <NsGui/TextBlock.h> #include <NsGui/Storyboard.h> #include <NsApp/ThemeProviders.h> #include <NsGui/FontProperties.h> #include <NsGui/Grid.h> #include <Ns...

Are you able to reproduce this problem in the IntegrationGLUT sample? If so, please let us know the patches we should apply to see this bug.

You just draw a triangle before draw noesisgui(xaml, scrollviewer with long textblock), the problem will be reproduce.

I am very sorry, i can not draw a triangle before draw noesisgui in IntegrationGLUT sample,
so i can't reproduce the bug, draw a triangle too hard in glut, i tried 3 hours without success. :(

And also make sure you are using a render target with DepthStencil, because the ScrollViewer uses stencil when it needs to clip its contents to the visible viewport. This seems to be an integration issue on your side. Make sure the offscreen phase is rendered before binding the main framebuffer, ju...

I've tried, you just initialize noesis as required, you can display the local image in bbcode. Ptr<XamlProvider> xamlProvider = ...; Ptr<LocalFontProvider> myFontProvider = ...; Ptr<LocalTextureProvider> myTextureProvider = MakePtr<LocalTextureProvider>("."); NoesisApp::SetThemeProviders(x...

I use the native sdk, It may not be quite the same as yours.
Look at bottom of this topic viewtopic.php?t=3145

try add this line.

and if the text of the textblock in scrollviewer is short, it will be very ok.

how to fix it?

I was right, NOESIS + XAML is so powerful.
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