version: 1.2.2b

When attempting to 'Noesis.GUI.InitDirectX11(devicePointer);"

I am getting a 'System.Exception' with message 'Platform not set'. What does this mean, and how do i fix it?

Alright, well i guess i have some more learning to do, alot of breaking changes since the last time i worked on a project using noesis.

Thanks for the help

it's actually the beta 6 release of 1.2

1.2.0.5141

atleast that's what's missing, before i can continue to compile

NsRender/IDX11RenderSystem.h
NsRender/DX11Texture2D.h
NsResource/IResourceProvider.h
NsResource/ResourceProvider.h

Just woundering if DX11 support has been dropped from the lastest releases, it seems like the same header files that were used in a previous version '1.1.9' are no longer available in 1.1.14. Is there a new way of setting up the xaml renderer to support DX11 hardware

Sorry for the delay in updates with the Integration progress, was having some some personal issues getting in the way of hobbies. Will start working on it this week. As you know, Noesis has made incredible strides in bringing xaml based ui's to games, which i'm am highly grateful for. Thanks Guys, b...

perfect ^^

If there is 'any' demand for this, i'm willing to put it to work. Although the Slate Gui system within UE4 is pretty good, it's no match for xaml, and noesis.

The best way around this, is not to create a 'ContextMenu' for each item, but only create 1 ContextMenu. Trap when an item opens it's context menu, handle it, and open the 'custom' context menu you created in it's place. This saves on resources, and allows you to do what your looking for. If you nee...

I'm still unsure what you mean by stencil surface active, however i'm not to concerned, since i realized that OpenGL isnt' as straight forward as DX. So i opted to go with a rendering engine, and since you suggested 'Orge' via binding in a previous post. I decided to use that. Everything seems to be...