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Can you provide some demo application exhibiting the issue? |
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Hm, I can barely reproduce the issue. I think it happened to me once or twice that the cursor froze as I changed focus from text box to text box, but it's hard to consistently get it. I am not sure I would blame the animations, at least for me they seem to be animating fine, it was the focus change. Also I tried to make the animations both a second longer and could not reproduce the freeze. Another very confusing thing is that during the freeze, mouse cursor does not move at all in the window. I haven't really seen that, and I am a bit doubtful that any blocking of UI thread on WPF side would cause that. I might be wrong though, do you have repro steps that make it freeze? Does it freeze for you with long animations too? |
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Well, I don't think it's going to be difficult to recreate the problem. |
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That is a crash, not a freeze. When I do what you do on the video, the message box appears.
When you run it from a Visual Studio/debugger, does it not show you what the exception is? |
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You could also grab the exception from Would be also good to know if it reproduces on latest .NET given that you're on .NET Framework v4.8. |
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You had no problems executing the latest code, including |
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I've tried this before:
However, every time I call this function, the window is unresponsive. The AI thinks it's blocked by the UI thread, but there's only one animation, so it can't be blocked. What should I do?
And how to create two animations at the same time?
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