So using grids inside of grids and Uniform stretching with images inside those grids I was able to get most of our HUD for the game setup so that it scales really well. Below are images of a 1024x768 and 1920x1080 and I think they scale nicely. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1293842/inv_1024_76...

Thanks for the tips. I'll check that one out and see if I have any questions. The Dock container looks interesting too.

I probably renamed the example but it's the one with 4 buttons (Normal, Press, Hover, Repeat) and 2 sliders at the bottom and like a progressbar or something on the right side.

So things are progressing for my trial version fairly nicely. I have event binding from Lua and they get to the generic functions and passed to Lua nicely (not all events implemented/tested yet). My next, and one of the biggest reasons for looking at a 3rd party GUI, is handling anchoring and contro...

This worked great thanks!

Ah OK, that make sense. So really in my situation there is no point to have my game logo animation as a resource because it will never be shared. I'll have to look at that and see if I can just move it out of the resource section so I don't have to use FindResource() function.

Thank you very much. Maybe this is more of a general xaml question but what is the reason for this resource section? Does it need to exist? I was just following a tutorial on animation in blend and this is what the result was. The reason I ask is because I'm looking at that generic way of handling e...

Thank you much!

Oh, I'm sorry I didn't realize you wanted me to cast the sender object (use NsDynamicCast which I haven't ran into before). I was wondering how I was supposed to get this FrameworkElement object but understand now. I'll give this a try tonight. Thanks.

OK So is the below a takeaway that you are looking at? I don't seem to have a way to know the control name (the sender) of the event. Although, I don't know if WPF in that case also returns the x:Name when doing System.Object.ToString We have to verify it and change the behavior if it is not the sam...

[Had this in another thread but decided to break it into it's own and deleted the question in the other thread.] How would I do this for Storyboards? I tried: DependencyObject* object = uiRenderer->GetXAML()->FindName<DependencyObject>("LogoStoryBoard"); <Grid x:Name="window" xmlns="http://schemas.m...