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make the bridge yourself to run WINUI3 inside stride see embedding and bridging stride https://github.com/Doprez/Awesome-Stride?tab=readme-ov-file#alternative-ui-plugins also UWP isnt supported anymore, but .NET made a new UWP version for modern .NET versions so the current UWP in stride is out of date until dotnet says what they want with uwp |
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Until the PR for windowing gets finished this will not be something that will happen within source at least. #2404 It should be possible to complete it once these changes go through, I did some testing with Avalonia. The problem with the current hard coded enum of |
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Hi Stride team,
I'm currently working on migrating a UWP app that uses UrhoSharp to the Win App SDK with WinUI 3 elements. Unfortunately, UrhoSharp is no longer actively maintained and doesn't work well with the latest updates. I'm very interested in replacing it with an embedded Stride 3D control, as Stride seems like a powerful and modern alternative.
However, I've noticed that the AppContextType enum doesn't currently include a context for the Win App SDK. This makes it difficult to integrate Stride seamlessly into my WinUI 3 application.
Since there's already a context for UWP, I'm hoping that adding support for the Win App SDK wouldn't require a significant amount of work. Perhaps it could be achieved with some namespace changes and minor adjustments.
Would it be possible to consider adding this missing feature in a future release? I believe it would greatly benefit developers who are looking to utilize Stride in their modern Windows applications.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
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