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I want to do some SkiaSharp rendering in an AvalonaiUI control. I found this StackOverflow answer that suggested using OpenGlControlBase, with an example, of how to do OpenGL rendering in a control. Then I found this StackOverflow answer, with an example, of how to do SkiaSharp rendering with an already existing OpenGL context, although comming from Silk.NET. I thought I'd just combine the two and be done with it, here's my attempt, but of course it wasn't that easy.
I want to do some SkiaSharp rendering in an AvalonaiUI control. I found this StackOverflow answer that suggested using OpenGlControlBase, with an example, of how to do OpenGL rendering in a control. Then I found this StackOverflow answer, with an example, of how to do SkiaSharp rendering with an already existing OpenGL context, although comming from Silk.NET. I thought I'd just combine the two and be done with it, here's my attempt, but of course it wasn't that easy.
I want to do some SkiaSharp rendering in an AvalonaiUI control. I found this StackOverflow answer that suggested using OpenGlControlBase, with an example, of how to do OpenGL rendering in a control. Then I found this StackOverflow answer, with an example, of how to do SkiaSharp rendering with an already existing OpenGL context, although comming from Silk.NET. I thought I'd just combine the two and be done with it, here's my attempt, but of course it wasn't that easy.
I don't see anything wrong with your code, altough I'm not familiar with Avalonia or Silk. I suggest you try to use apitrace for (a probably long and painful day) debugging it.