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PLease FIX we cant use XAML anymore , we have problem as xaml is reversed PLease FIX
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Originally Posted by: BrixxNatt PLease FIX we cant use XAML anymore , we have problem as xaml is reversed PLease FIX I assume you mean to say the XAML title animations are reversed ? which one ? This has been fixed a while ago , What version are you using ? have you updated to latest ?
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EDIT: Just removed my previous response as just realised they may not be referring to Custom XAML with DLLs and may just be using a XAML file created in Expression Blend or similar.
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The problem is the latest .NET Framework can randomize the order of Storyboard elements in an XAML file making it difficult for vMix to know which is the in and out animations. We can workaround this for most XAML files, but some may still be out of order depending on how they have been named.
For example this is how it is arranged in the AnimatedInOutHD title included in vMix:
<UserControl.Resources> <Storyboard x:Key="Storyboard1" RepeatBehavior="0:0:1"> </Storyboard> <Storyboard x:Key="Storyboard2" RepeatBehavior="0:0:1"> </Storyboard> </UserControl.Resources>
You can check your templates to see if the storyboards are ordered and named similarly, and if not rename them to suit. (Storyboard1 is the in animation, Storyboard2 the out)
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