To safely change properties and call methods in Experior be sure that you are running in the “Engine thread”. If the Property Experior.Core.Environment.InvokeRequried is false, then you are running in the “Engine thread”. Otherwise you need to invoke the method call.
Example code:
private void SomeMethod()
{
if (Experior.Core.Environment.InvokeRequired)
{
//Not running in Experior Engine thread
Experior.Core.Environment.Invoke(SomeMethod);
return;
}
//Put method code here.
//Code is executed in Experior engine thread
//and it is safe to call Experior methods.
...
}
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