The examples at https://github.com/abtsoftware/scichart.wpf.examples target both .NET Core and .NET Framework, and I’m not going to edit them to target just one platform. But you can create projects that target .NET Framework and reference SciChart from NuGet and it will work just fine. Try for example working through our tutorials? https://www.scichart.com/documentation/win/current/Tutorial%2001%20-%20Referencing%20SciChart%20DLLs.html. Alternatively download and install .NET Core 3 SDK and you can build our examples. Your apps won’t need .NET Core 3
ah I see, so the clue is to get the dlls from NuGet, let me give it a try, thanks.- unfortunately the dlls from nuget is only 3.0, your example is already up to 6.0
- Ok I created a new project and got from nuget 6.1 now seems to build
- it seems the dll from nuget is very limited? right now it is complaining ext:SciChartInteractionToolbar cannot be found… I only got 5 dlls from nuget, is that all I need?
- ok, it is from example external dependency dll, that dll is not .net 4.7.2 compatible, bummer, I was hoping to use that toolbar…
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