Sam Keene

@deggers Can I see your use of the plugin in your build file? Mine is: ``` javafx { modules("javafx.controls", "javafx.fxml", "javafx.web", "javafx.graphics") version = "13" } ```

@deggers No particular reason for those settings some of those modules are probably left over from something I played around with months ago xd I was just hoping to see...

Assuming you want to toggle between two different alignments, I was able to do it this way: ``` val myButton = ToggleButton("Test") add(myButton) stackpane { prefWidth = 100.0 prefHeight =...

I suspect when you're adding your `CustEdit` onto the scene graph you are not explicitly putting it into your custom scope. Something like `add(find(CustEdit::class, CustScope()))` should work. However you should...

The proper way to approach this is to create a `FolderViewModal` that extends `ItemViewModal` and inject that into your FolderView and bind it there. Then you can set the `item`...

**For the record I have zero experience with intelliJ plugins.** I "fixed" this problem by explicitly including javafx16 as a dependency for the plugin and updating the plugin intellij version...

Build what? Are you building the tornadofx library or your own project?

Put a launch function outside: **Main.kt** ``` class HelloWorld : View() { override val root = hbox { label("Hello world") } } class HelloWorldApp : App(HelloWorld::class, Styles::class) class Styles :...

Are you sure you're running the `run` task? Gradle > Tasks > Application > run? 

Have you got tornadofx imported using `import tornadofx.*`?