Yep that worked, thanks!

I have a view where many component items (UserControls) are displayed using an ItemsControl. The DataTemplate references a UserControl I define in another xaml file. I'm finding that for every single item, it wants to reload the xaml over and over, which I assume also means parsing it over and over ...

I meant to say that I did try boxing it first. I will try again though, I may have missed something the first time round.

Hi, I've successfully made this converter in WPF: ObjectToTypeConverter Which basically returns this: value.GetType() Which allows me to do this: <DataTrigger Binding="{Binding, Converter={StaticResource ObjectToType}}" Value="{x:Type vm:SomeViewModel}"> However I am having troub...

I see, well, as said before I would verify first that you are setting and clearing a stencil buffer. If that's correct could you capture a frame with Renderdoc? I've been looking through GLRenderDevice.cpp, which if I understand correctly is provided by Noesis? I put the question out as to whether ...

I've found GLRenderDevice - it looks like it is your implementation but whether anyone else has modded it I'm not sure. Its around 2734 lines, we are using Noesis version 3.0.11 ...

Sorry if its a bit vague, I didn't have much involvement on that side of things originally.

It is C++, so from your question it sounds like there must be a custom renderer in that case, so looks like the problem is our side..?

Hi, We are building for multiple platforms (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, etc). In one view we have a collection of PNGs tiles that we pan and zoom around. This is basically a ItemsControl, inside a Canvas, Inside a Grid, with ClipToBounds="True" set on the Grid so that the PNGs do not show ...

I managed to get this working in the end, until I tried using a DynamicResource for the "Then" property. Again, works fine in WPF, null in Noesis :-( I will check the source for Animatable to see if it differs from my SwitchCase implementation.. Let me know if there's anything else I shoul...

Ah .. yep will do.