johnsone006

> Hello @johnsone006 - Do you have a link to the page you were looking for so we can take a look at the code example? Yep. Here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.automation.asynccontentloadedeventargs?view=windowsdesktop-8.0 Here:...

Like to give an example of an event that's much better documented: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.automation.invokepattern.invokedevent?view=windowsdesktop-8.0#system-windows-automation-invokepattern-invokedevent It would be nice to see how the async content loaded event would be subscribed to and...

Appreciate the assistance, but I think I should clarify that I was working with a windows forms application, not WPF.

Update: so the Bounds and WorkingArea properties of both of my screens now return rectangles with different heights, as they should, because my taskbar is docked at the bottom. I...

If you look at the glview.cpp file (nifskope/src/glview.cpp), you will see a method called void GLView::setOrientation( GLView::ViewState state, bool recenter ). If you take a look at the code block...

> The 3 number arguments of `GLView::setRotation` are the Euler angles that "describe the orientation of a rigid body [_the viewport camera in our case_] with respect to a fixed...

Sorry, didn't mean to close this.

EThat would be wonderful. Honestly, it doesn't really matter too much if the default view is what I think of as the "front" or not, as long as enough of...

Another heads up: it APPEARS as though every version of NifSkope that can be found on this GitHub page besides Dev 9 and the pre- released has some duplicate controls...

We are talking about different languages here. I am a c# dev, NifSkope is written in C++. But no, I mean bounding rectangles. I mean that there seems to be...