Hi, I think the top of the callstack may be missing. The crash may come from FNoesisSceneViewExtension::PrePostProcessPass_RenderThread, but I don't really see how the change you mention may be related to a crash in that function. Aren't there any frames missing from the top of this callstack? And w...

Hi, I'm not sure you even need a converter. You can just write the char ID when you add the string to the array, can't you? Those strings aren't meant to change, are they? The way you use RichText::SetTryCreateInlineCallback is that you set it once. It's a global handler. You can then use a global v...

Hi, You can go one of two ways. You can use our class and reflection code to create your view model clases and expose the data you want, or you can use UObjects and Unreal's reflection markers. You probably want the second option. You can find the relevant documentation here: https://www.noesisengin...

Thanks! Fixed that one as well.

Windows file system is not case sensitive, but Linux is.

We're planning on releasing version 3.2.4 soon, but for now you can make the change locally to be able to continue moving on.

Hi,

The correct capitalization is . Notice the lower case t in test. I'll correct it on our side.

Thanks for reporting!

Hi, You need to use a RiveRun, not a RiveInput. It would look something like this: <noesis:RiveControl Source="rivs/button05b.riv" Margin="472, 392, 472, 216" Width="336" Height="112"> <noesis:RiveControl:Runs> <noesis:RiveRun RunName="bText" RunText...

Hi, I've been looking at the way the Common UI plugin works in conjunction with Enhanced Input. It basically bypasses it, by looking at the keys that are mapped to the Input Actions and reacting to those key events. That means the Input Mapping Contentxt's Triggers and Modifiers are ignored. Since E...

Hi,

The factories for such components are registered automatically. The name of a native C++ UClass is of the form /Script/ModuleName.ClassName. We register such classes with the name ModuleName.ClassName. So, most likely reason is that the namespaces are wrong.

Hope this helps!

Did you just rename the DLL and LIB files? They need to be rebuilt with the changed name. The DLL name is in the associated LIB file, so just renaming them won't work.