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I want to make the label font size to be a little big bigger. Based on my research, all I have to do is use ROBOTO_REGULAR_12, but I get this error:
'MaterialSkinManager' does not contain a definition for 'ROBOTO_REGULAR_11' and no accessible extension method 'ROBOTO_REGULAR_11' accepting a first argument of type 'MaterialSkinManager' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
This is my code:
using MaterialSkin; using MaterialSkin.Controls; materialSkinManager.ROBOTO_REGULAR_11 = new Font("Arial", 12f, FontStyle.Regular); materialSkinManager.ROBOTO_MEDIUM_12 = new Font("Arial", 14f, FontStyle.Bold); materialSkinManager.ROBOTO_MEDIUM_11 = new Font("Arial", 12f, FontStyle.Regular); materialSkinManager.ROBOTO_MEDIUM_10 = new Font("Arial", 10f, FontStyle.Bold);
I assume you use WinForms-MaterialSkin or similar.
According to the MaterialSkinManager source I see here:
ROBOTO_MEDIUM_12, ROBOTO_REGULAR_11 etc. are not static members of MaterialSkinManager.
Therefore you need an object/instance of type MaterialSkinManager to access them.
It looks like MaterialSkinManager is a singleton and MaterialSkinManager.instance is the object/instance you should use:
//-----------------vvvvvvvvvv------------------- MaterialSkinManager.instance.ROBOTO_REGULAR_11 = ...(same goes to ROBOTO_MEDIUM_12 etc.)
Note: in other versions the singleton might be spelled with a capital I (Instance).
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I tried it. MaterialSkingManager.Instance.RO... But the thing is there really is no any ROBOTO_REGULAR in the options.
2026-04-13T06:00:01.79Z+00:00
This must be a version issue. In the version I linked these members exist.
2026-04-13T06:02:19.18Z+00:00
Im using MaterialSkin2 v2.3.1 by leocb, IgnaceMaes, orapps44
2026-04-13T06:07:19.5Z+00:00
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