function Invoke-WinUtilLogoviewbox {
    param (
      $type,
      $Size,
      [switch]$render
    )


    # Create the Viewbox and set its size
    $LogoViewbox = New-Object Windows.Controls.Viewbox
    $LogoViewbox.Width = $Size
    $LogoViewbox.Height = $Size

    # Create a Canvas to hold the paths
    $canvas = New-Object Windows.Controls.Canvas
    $canvas.Width = 100
    $canvas.Height = 100

    # Define a scale factor for the content inside the Canvas
    $scaleFactor = $Size / 100

    # Apply a scale transform to the Canvas content
    $scaleTransform = New-Object Windows.Media.ScaleTransform($scaleFactor, $scaleFactor)
    $canvas.LayoutTransform = $scaleTransform

    switch ($type) {
        'logo' {

          # Part 1
          $LogoPathData1 = @"
       M 18.00,14.00
       C 18.00,14.00 45.00,27.74 45.00,27.74
         45.00,27.74 57.40,34.63 57.40,34.63
         57.40,34.63 59.00,43.00 59.00,43.00
         59.00,43.00 59.00,83.00 59.00,83.00
         55.35,81.66 46.99,77.79 44.72,74.79
         41.17,70.10 42.01,59.80 42.00,54.00
         42.00,51.62 42.20,48.29 40.98,46.21
         38.34,41.74 25.78,38.60 21.28,33.79
         16.81,29.02 18.00,20.20 18.00,14.00 Z
"@
          $LogoPath1 = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
          $LogoPath1.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($LogoPathData1)
          $LogoPath1.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::Blue  # Set fill color for left part

          # Part 2
          $LogoPathData2 = @"
       M 107.00,14.00
       C 109.01,19.06 108.93,30.37 104.66,34.21
         100.47,37.98 86.38,43.10 84.60,47.21
         83.94,48.74 84.01,51.32 84.00,53.00
         83.97,57.04 84.46,68.90 83.26,72.00
         81.06,77.70 72.54,81.42 67.00,83.00
         67.00,83.00 67.00,43.00 67.00,43.00
         67.00,43.00 67.99,35.63 67.99,35.63
         67.99,35.63 80.00,28.26 80.00,28.26
         80.00,28.26 107.00,14.00 107.00,14.00 Z
"@
          $LogoPath2 = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
          $LogoPath2.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($LogoPathData2)
          $LogoPath2.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::Blue  # Set fill color for right part

          # Part 3
          $LogoPathData3 = @"
       M 20.00,46.00
       C 22.36,47.14 29.67,50.71 31.01,52.63
         32.17,54.30 31.99,57.04 32.00,59.00
         32.04,65.41 31.35,72.16 34.56,78.00
         39.19,86.45 47.10,89.04 55.00,93.31
         57.55,94.69 61.10,97.20 64.00,97.22
         66.50,97.24 69.77,95.36 72.00,94.25
         77.42,91.55 85.51,87.78 89.82,83.68
         95.56,78.20 96.96,70.59 97.00,63.00
         97.01,60.24 96.59,54.63 98.02,52.39
         99.80,49.60 104.95,47.87 108.00,47.00
         108.00,47.00 108.00,67.00 108.00,67.00
         107.90,87.69 97.10,93.85 81.00,103.00
         77.51,104.98 67.66,110.67 64.00,110.52
         61.33,110.41 56.55,107.53 54.00,106.25
         47.21,102.83 37.63,98.57 32.04,93.68
         17.88,81.28 20.00,62.88 20.00,46.00 Z
"@
          $LogoPath3 = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
          $LogoPath3.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($LogoPathData3)
          $LogoPath3.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::Gray  # Set fill color for bottom part

          # Add the paths to the Canvas
          $canvas.Children.Add($LogoPath1) | Out-Null
          $canvas.Children.Add($LogoPath2) | Out-Null
          $canvas.Children.Add($LogoPath3) | Out-Null

        }
        'checkmark' {
          # Create a Canvas to hold the paths
          $canvas = New-Object Windows.Controls.Canvas
          $canvas.Width = 2.54  # Adjust to the needed size for the content
          $canvas.Height = 2.54

          # Define a scale factor for the content inside the Canvas
          $scaleFactor = $Size / 2.54  # Adjust scaling based on the canvas size
          $scaleTransform = New-Object Windows.Media.ScaleTransform($scaleFactor, $scaleFactor)
          $canvas.LayoutTransform = $scaleTransform

          # Define the circle path
          $circlePathData = "M 1.27,0 A 1.27,1.27 0 1,0 1.27,2.54 A 1.27,1.27 0 1,0 1.27,0"
          $circlePath = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
          $circlePath.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($circlePathData)
          $circlePath.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::Green  # Set fill color to green

          # Define the checkmark path
          $checkmarkPathData = "M 0.873 1.89 L 0.41 1.391 A 0.17 0.17 0 0 1 0.418 1.151 A 0.17 0.17 0 0 1 0.658 1.16 L 1.016 1.543 L 1.583 1.013 A 0.17 0.17 0 0 1 1.599 1 L 1.865 0.751 A 0.17 0.17 0 0 1 2.105 0.759 A 0.17 0.17 0 0 1 2.097 0.999 L 1.282 1.759 L 0.999 2.022 L 0.874 1.888 Z"
          $checkmarkPath = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
          $checkmarkPath.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($checkmarkPathData)
          $checkmarkPath.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::White  # Set fill color to white

          # Add the paths to the Canvas
          $canvas.Children.Add($circlePath) | Out-Null
          $canvas.Children.Add($checkmarkPath) | Out-Null
        }
        'warning' {
            # Create a Canvas to hold the paths
            $canvas = New-Object Windows.Controls.Canvas
            $canvas.Width = 512  # Adjust to the needed size for the warning icon
            $canvas.Height = 512

            # Define a scale factor for the content inside the Canvas
            $scaleFactor = $Size / 512  # Adjust scaling based on the canvas size
            $scaleTransform = New-Object Windows.Media.ScaleTransform($scaleFactor, $scaleFactor)
            $canvas.LayoutTransform = $scaleTransform

            # Define the circle path
            $circlePathData = "M 256,0 A 256,256 0 1,0 256,512 A 256,256 0 1,0 256,0"
            $circlePath = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
            $circlePath.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($circlePathData)
            $circlePath.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::Red  # Set fill color to red

            # Define the exclamation mark path
            $exclamationPathData = "M 256 307.2 A 35.89 35.89 0 0 1 220.14 272.74 L 215.41 153.3 A 35.89 35.89 0 0 1 251.27 116 H 260.73 A 35.89 35.89 0 0 1 296.59 153.3 L 291.86 272.74 A 35.89 35.89 0 0 1 256 307.2 Z"
            $exclamationPath = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Path
            $exclamationPath.Data = [Windows.Media.Geometry]::Parse($exclamationPathData)
            $exclamationPath.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::White  # Set fill color to white

            # Calculate the center position for the exclamation mark path
          # Get the bounds of the exclamation mark path
          $exclamationBounds = $exclamationPath.Data.Bounds

          # Calculate the center position for the exclamation mark path
          $exclamationCenterX = ($canvas.Width - $exclamationBounds.Width) / 2 - $exclamationBounds.X
          $exclamationPath.SetValue([Windows.Controls.Canvas]::LeftProperty, $exclamationCenterX)



            # Define the rounded rectangle at the bottom (dot of exclamation mark)
            $roundedRectangle = New-Object Windows.Shapes.Rectangle
            $roundedRectangle.Width = 80
            $roundedRectangle.Height = 80
            $roundedRectangle.RadiusX = 30
            $roundedRectangle.RadiusY = 30
            $roundedRectangle.Fill = [Windows.Media.Brushes]::White

            # Calculate the center position for the rounded rectangle
            $centerX = ($canvas.Width - $roundedRectangle.Width) / 2
            $roundedRectangle.SetValue([Windows.Controls.Canvas]::LeftProperty, $centerX)
            $roundedRectangle.SetValue([Windows.Controls.Canvas]::TopProperty, 324.34)


            # Add the paths to the Canvas
            $canvas.Children.Add($circlePath) | Out-Null
            $canvas.Children.Add($exclamationPath) | Out-Null
            $canvas.Children.Add($roundedRectangle) | Out-Null

            # Add the Canvas to the Viewbox
            $LogoViewbox.Child = $canvas
        }
        default {
            Write-Host "Invalid type: $type"
        }
    }

    # Add the Canvas to the Viewbox
    $LogoViewbox.Child = $canvas

    if ($render) {
      # Measure and arrange the canvas to ensure proper rendering
      $canvas.Measure([Windows.Size]::new($canvas.Width, $canvas.Height))
      $canvas.Arrange([Windows.Rect]::new(0, 0, $canvas.Width, $canvas.Height))
      $canvas.UpdateLayout()

      # Initialize RenderTargetBitmap correctly with dimensions
      $renderTargetBitmap = New-Object Windows.Media.Imaging.RenderTargetBitmap($canvas.Width, $canvas.Height, 96, 96, [Windows.Media.PixelFormats]::Pbgra32)

      # Render the canvas to the bitmap
      $renderTargetBitmap.Render($canvas)

      # Create a BitmapFrame from the RenderTargetBitmap
      $bitmapFrame = [Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapFrame]::Create($renderTargetBitmap)

      # Create a PngBitmapEncoder and add the frame
      $bitmapEncoder = [Windows.Media.Imaging.PngBitmapEncoder]::new()
      $bitmapEncoder.Frames.Add($bitmapFrame)

      # Save to a memory stream
      $imageStream = New-Object System.IO.MemoryStream
      $bitmapEncoder.Save($imageStream)
      $imageStream.Position = 0

      # Load the stream into a BitmapImage
      $bitmapImage = [Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapImage]::new()
      $bitmapImage.BeginInit()
      $bitmapImage.StreamSource = $imageStream
      $bitmapImage.CacheOption = [Windows.Media.Imaging.BitmapCacheOption]::OnLoad
      $bitmapImage.EndInit()

      return $bitmapImage
    } else {
        return $LogoViewbox
    }
}