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    MahApps.Metro

    MahApps.Metro

    Cobble together a better UI for their own WPF applications

    MahApps.Metro is a framework that allows developers to cobble together a Metro or Modern UI for their own WPF applications with minimal effort. MahApps.Metro overrides the default style of all common WPF controls and gives them a modern look. MahApps.Metro also includes some custom controls based on concepts from Windows Phone, Windows 8 and Window 10 (UWP) Apps. You can install MahApps.Metro via the NuGet UI or with the Package Manager Console. If you want to use a pre-release packages of...
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    ControlAnimations

    Library for Windows Forms that provides basic animations like WPF.

    (Published under MIT license, see source for details) ControlAnimations is an easy-to-use library for .NET Windows Forms that allows you to give any Control an animation for any property. It's flexible and easy-to-use, it uses cubic ease in-out interpolation for very smooth transitions. You can transition any property of any Control (panels, buttons, textboxes) either in color or in value. HOW TO USE After importing Digaly.ControlAnimations, you use it as follows: 1. Define a global variable in the Form class that will hold the animations: (C#) Animator anims = new Animator(); 2. ...
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