If you don't assign the _previewSkinButtonCommand member in the Unity inspector you need to manually create it (as shown in Unity documentation for AddListener ): public class SkinPanelObject { public NoesisEventCommand _previewSkinButtonCommand = new NoesisEventCommand(); public NoesisEventCommand ...

I suggest to use a single camera and play with the visibility of elements in the NoesisView to show/hide parts of the UI. That is exactly what Menu3D sample is doing.

Hi Manuel, The "To" property of a DoubleAnimation is a nullable (in WPF a Nullable<double>, and in Noesis a Nullable<float>). class NS_GUI_ANIMATION_API DoubleAnimation: public DoubleAnimationBase { ... /// Gets or sets the animation's ending value //@{ const Nullable<float>& GetTo() c...

It is strange, I just downloaded that github sample, opened Menu3D-blend.sln in Blend for Visual Studio (2019 or 2022), then I built the solution (which restored the Noesis.GUI.Extensions nuget), and pressing Start (F5) executed the sample fine. Opening from the solution explorer Assets/NoesisGUI/Sa...

ScrollViewer defines the GetScrollInfo() method as protected, so inheritors can use it. Aren't you inheriting from the ScrollViewer class?

Hi Sam, It seems that under some conditions the second error message is not produced, this is a bug in our binding code. Could you please report it in our bugtracker? I will provide you a patched library for 3.1.6 version so you can get the binding information to help you find where the error occurr...

Hello, could you please open a ticket in our bugtracker attaching a minidump of the crash?

Hi Sam, We have a string to brush converter that is probably just missing somewhere (not sure if this is the best way to do this - but we use it to convert string values like #ff00ff to a Brush using Brush.Parse()) There is a default brush converter that already converts strings like "#FF00FF&q...

Hi, I don't have the time to analize all the classes, but giving a fast look over the project it seems to be a normal library of WPF controls and extensions, so I think it would be feasible for you to port what you need into C++ to use it in your project. If you find a specific WPF feature that is m...

Great, marking this as solved.