How frustrating. I could have sworn I tried this already, it's a pretty obvious solution. /bonk bonk

Regardless..thanks for you help, it works great!

I remember a previous discussion on this but can't find the thread. I currently have this as my main UI Window: <Canvas Name="UI_MainWindow" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008" xm...

I found I can duplicate this with a simple UI window. Set the lighting to Deferred, linear lighting. In your camera, have the culling mask set to Everything. Run the scene, and just rotate the main camera around the Y axis (spin it around). In my test scene, the light flickers from dark to light as ...

This just might do the trick, thanks guys!

I'd like my icons to highlight/glow on mouseover or on selection. I know you are working on shader effects, I was just wondering if you might know of any alternatives before then. My icons are all atlased, and the only approach I know of right now is to create a duplicate black and white atlas, and ...

I'll see if I can duplicate with my small test project.

Interesting. So maybe Sunshine wasn't to blame. From the inspector at runtime, I disabled my new camera. Renabled the Noesis panel components on the original layer camera. Enabling/disabling sunshine seemed to have no effects. Messed around with the projection mode, culling mask and such, and had mi...

Ok...turns it had to do with putting the UIPanel on my main camera, instead of a separate one. My main camera has some other components on it, mainly Sunshine from the asset store. I decided to create a totally separate camera, positioned at 0,0,0. I set it to Don't Clear culling mask = Nothing Proj...

I've noticed that when Linear lighting is enabled, turning my camera view to look around causes the Noesis windows and elements go flicker. Additionally, compared to gamma color space, when in Linear all of my colors are lighter and more washed out. Maybe just my project, or does this happen with ot...

Something I was wondering but haven't gotten to yet: Let's say you have a large atlas with your icons, for your project. In your example of the running alladin character, you create a resource dictionary defining an image for each icon. <!-- Created using Noesis XAML exporter for TexturePacker (http...