Hi, In the latest noesis version I am getting this error "Can't animate property 'TextBlock.Visibility' with a ObjectAnimationUsingKeyFrames". I am not sure this is due to some better error handling or this is a bug in the new Noesis version? The xml part looks like this <ObjectAnimationUs...

Thank you for your help.
It made my decision a lot more easier.

Hi jsantos, I apologise for being bothersome but we need support chinese in our app and I am trying to find the best solution. In order to choose the best solution I am trying to understand how the fonts are working. On android when I use the Noto Sans CJK SC font which are inside the unity project ...

My concern was not about the application size but about the runtime memoery usage.
In the changelog you wrote "Support for system fonts. Improved memory usage of fonts." and my assumption was that this is an improvement of the runtime memory usage.
Have I misunderstand this?

Hi Thank you for your help. I tried the example that @sfernandez suggested before but on an older android device and that is the reason why it didn't work. On a newer one works great. If it is not a problem could you explain what is the difference between the system fonts and the fonts included in t...

I will try this. I have tried with the "regular" Noto sans but it was not able to find it but the font is located in the /system/fonts folder.
For now the only font family that I was able to use on Android is Roboto.

@nokola I have tried with Noto Sans but it can't find the Noto Sans font at all. This is the way I am using it <FontFamily x:Key="DeafultFont">#Arial, #Heiti SC, #Noto Sans</FontFamily> @sfernandez I wanted to use the system installed fonts as it would save memory. When I add the Noto Sans...

I am trying to use the system fonts in Android, specifically the Noto Sans CJK but Noesis was not able to find it.
The fonts is in the folder /system/fonts but the font is a TrueType Collection.
I wanted to know if this could be the reason for not being able to find it?

Hi,
I have just checked and it seems that some fonts, for example Arial is located in the /Library/Fonts folder.
Would it be a problem to also this folder in the search for system fonts?

On windows the system fonts are working fine but on OSX it could not find the Arial font.
I will check it once again to see if this is due to some other problem and will let you know.