Ok, in your scenario I think it is better to use an attached property to add the handler easier. This attached property could be defined in the code behind of the root UserControl, or as helper class: public class ToolTipHelper: DependencyObject {   public static DependencyProperty EnableToolTipHand...

Hi, You can have the object with the NoesisGUI component in a different layer and render it only when texture needs to be updated. This layer won't be rendered by the Main Camera, but you can apply the same texture to any other object included in the default layer and you will see the UI always ther...

Hi, Which SDK are you using: native C++, C# or Unity? In C++ and C# SDK you decide when to call Render() to draw the UI, so you have total control. In Unity there are 2 scenarios: - If NoesisGUIPanel is attached to the main camera, then we render whenever Unity updates the main screen. - If NoesisGU...

Hi, As you need to manually add the handler to the event, you'll have to name the element first: <Rectangle x:Name="rect" ToolTip="Here is my ToolTip" .../>  Then, you willl be able to find the element in the tree, and add your custom function: void Start() {   var gui = GetCompo...

Thanks, I already asked you for feedback.

It would be better to mark it as solved when we release a version with the fix, to avoid confusion.

I think you would need to use a xaml namespace. In which namespace is InvokeCommand class defined in Blend? For example, if you have the class defined like this: namespace Esses {   public class InvokeCommand: FrameworkElement { ... } } You have to add the following in your xaml: <Grid xmlns="h...

Hittest always return false when closed the menu.

Ok, that makes sense, as MenuItems are being closed and removed from the tree until ContextMenu parent is reached and its Closed event is raised, so HitTest cannot find the original MenuItem then.

Thanks

Hi,

I was going to answer that I tried your sample with the Arial Unicode MS and it worked fine

Great to hear you managed to solve the problem. What was it?

No, it is not possible to invoke a Command directly from the EventTrigger. But it can be done using animation and a custom class that stores and invokes the command, something like this: <Grid   xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"   xmlns:x="http://schema...

Hi, Interactivity namespace is defined by a Blend SDK extension assembly and we don't implement it. Anyway we implement the standard WPF EventTriggers that can be used in FrameworkElement.Triggers and inside ControlTemplate.Triggers collections. <Grid.Triggers>   <EventTrigger RoutedEvent="Fram...