@tempegoreng, Thank you for the resources, I will be sure to check them out soon.

Hello,

I am going to be honest, I once watched a YouTube video on making a basic ROBLOX executor and ever since I started learning C# basics. I am not fully expirenced with XAML or C# but I know a lot of the basics. I have created numerous ROBLOX executors that do work, but I feel there is way more to learn to improve my skills on making a ROBLOX executor and C# and XAML. I was wondering if there are any resources anyone may have to improve my C# and XAML skills. All resources will be appreciated. I really would like to learn numerous things about XAML including Control Templates (I believe it is how people make custom styles on buttons) because I have always been intrested on making custom things. I honestly am an inexpirenced developer that knows how to code very basic things. I would love to learn more.

Thanks,

Mars

@CloudRBLX, Amazing Job. It looks pretty good. I would rate it a 9/10, I think you can scale some things down a bit, but overall amazing job. I do have a question, how did you get those icons like the settings button? They look AMAZING!

Nice job. That is effective and it does work as a matter of fact. :)

@VoidableMethod, I thought it was new, thank you for pointing that out.

@heckerdude, Thank you for explaining that in detail. I am a bit confused when you said to make a new folder in the Bin folder and name it Monaco. With all due respect, why would I need to make an empty folder? Is there a Monaco download folder I should be referencing in Visual Studio OR putting in the bin folder?

Hello! I have recently heard that there was a new text editor called Monaco. I was wondering if someone could explain what it does, how I can include it into an executor, and where I can find documentation on it. Thank you for taking the time to read this post. :)

@Cr4Zed, Happy Birthday!

@buihongphuc, For C# help, please make a thread in the C# category and I would be happy to help you there if you are still expirencing an issue.

@GRP_OFFICIAL, I would rate it a 9/10, you may want to reduce the amount of buttons on the screen. It looks a bit complex and overwhelming to some people.

@Akula, I decided to use another method by taking the size properies of the origional margin and pasting it for the Script Editor and it worked! When I put the Script Editor in the tab control it gave me an entirley new margin size even though it was the exact same measurments. Thank you so much for the idea that helped me fix the tab system.

@Akula, That is an amazing idea, since the Grid will not have specific sizing properties that limit it. I will test it out, and inform you if it worked.

@tempegoreng Hello, I just found another method to make a new instance of AvalonEdit for each TabItem which worked. Except, when I press the Add Tab button, it adds a new AvalonEdit EXCEPT the position and sizing of AvalonEdit is off by a lot.  I am confused on why it will not take my sizing properties I gave it. Here is the sizing properties I did. I even tested those  sizing properties out by creating a new AvalonEdit editor in XAML.

ScriptEditor.Height = 329;
ScriptEditor.Margin = new Thickness(10, 56, 210, 47);

@tempegoreng, It looks like I might of forgot that, when I included that peice of code with the variables I made, I ran the app and it still did not make a new instance of the text editor. But I am a bit confused, what is the content property used for the tab item? I have never heard of it for the tab item. What should I do to get a new instance of AvalonEdit?

10/10 That is super impressive, especially since it is a WinForm. Amazing job!