Mike Crider

Can someone who repros this please a full memory dump of the process along with a matching screenshot? There are a couple of elements rendering, and we can't currently tell...

The easiest option is to open Task Manager, switch to Details tab (you might need to click “More details” to show this tab), select the app process, and right-click "Create...

Thanks, @justfool! That's very helpful. I see the XAML element tree looks good and it looks like XAML thinks it has rendered elements which aren't showing up. We'll dig further...

I don't repro this issue. Is there anything specific about how you've created the thread? I tried this: ``` private void myButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { myButton.Content = "Clicked"; var...

Does `Microsoft.UI.Xaml\Assets\NoiseAsset_256x256_PNG.png` exist in the problematic installs? I think the fully-transparent effect you're seeing could happen if this file can't be found and loaded for the AcrylicBrush effect.

Thanks for the update, @fredemmott. I'm glad you found a solution!

`ShouldConstrainToRootBounds="False"` is not yet supported in WinUI 3.

@Samuel12321 Additional feature work was necessary to properly support ShouldConstrainToRootBounds=False. That work is in progress, but it looks like it won't be complete in time for 1.1.

@Samuel12321 Nothing new here from my previous comment: This unfortunately won't be enabled in 1.1. I'm hoping it will be in 1.2, but can't say for sure at this time.

@Samuel12321 Unfortunately this will not be in 1.2. Most of the implementation is complete, but there are a few critical issues which still need to be addressed.