I have developed an app using NoesisGUI and it works fine on an actual device (iOS and Android). Now I need to make a build for the iOS simulator (this is required by facebook to be able to review the app's permissions). To make this build I select the 'Simulator SDK' in Unity's player settings and ...

Thanks, that's exactly what I need.

Thanks for this solution. It works great in the Unity-editor, however I could not get it to work on Android. The call to NoesisGUISystem.LoadXaml() crashes, probably because on Android the assets are stored inside the APK file. When I want to load assets at runtime, I usually store them in the 'Stre...

It's great that you can set up animations in your XAML file. However I have a situation where I want to set up an animation in the code-behind. In my code I have a scrollviewer because not all content fits on the screen. If an item is made 'active' (from code behind), I want this scrollviewer to smo...

Great, this is what I was looking for.

Thanks!

Hi, I am trying to animate a control when it becomes enabled/disabled. This is what I have so far: <UserControl xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"> <UserControl.Resources> <Style x:Key="Ani...

Thanks a lot. This workaround solves my problem.

Thanks for the reply.

I won't be able to use the workaround that you propose. The key of the collection should really be a string and not just an integer. Using integers, the risk is too high that when the order changes the whole GUI becomes messed up.

While at first the proposed solution seemed to solve my problem, I still can't get the functionality that I want. I have made a helper-class to display the touch-keyboard. This class has exactly the same functionality as the NoesisGUISystem class relating to the keyboard. The idea is that I will ext...

I've implemented your second solution and it indeed does the trick. Thanks a lot!