The default ProgressBar template just reflects the changes in the Value property instantly. I guess you want something that animates from the previous value to the new one, right? In that case you need to create a template like this: <Grid xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/pre...

In Unity you can search for the GameObject that contains the ViewComponent (the MainCamera?), and then do something like this:

Hi, Current ToolTip implementation is based on mouse inputs only, so when using touch devices it only behaves "as expected" if you press the finger in the screen and then move the finger over the control without releasing it (like if it was a mouse moving). This is a known issue we haven't...

Directional navigation is configured by the KeyboardNavigation.DirectionalNavigation property, so you have to set that first. And the second problem is that your ListView is focusable, so it is focusing it after reaching the top or the bottom of the list. Could you please try the following instead: ...

Yes, it is the expected behavior (the same that can be seen in WPF) as the specified radius determines the radius of the stroke geometry, which is positioned at the center of the stroke thickness: border-radius20.png You can calculate the radius of the stroked Border, to get the same outer radius of...

Would it be possible to share how you solved it to help others with the same problem?

Regarding your questions for Character Selection: a) Reviewing the tutorial video I saw that only Selected state was set up, and there is another relevant state here, the SelectedUnfocused, which is active when ListBoxItem doesn't have focus. This is the state that is visible when starting the appli...

Unfortunately there is no alternative in C# for that method. Could you please report it in our bugtracker and we will include it in the next version?

In that resource dictionary there is no definition for a ListBoxItem Style or Template. As I mentioned you should select the ListBox element, right click it to show the context menu, then pick Template > ItemContainer > Create, to create a custom ListBoxItem template. In that template there are a co...

This happens because the RotateTransform doesn't have a TemplatedParent, so TemplateBinding can't find your control's property. In this case you have to use a RelativeSource with AncestorType as you indicated. I have verified this is the same behavior in WPF.