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Virtuals sole purpose seem to be to be inherited. Template might not be the right word after all.
It's a bit like comparing a virtual control to a abstract class - it is only there to be inhereted, not be shown itself directly. And CreateFromVirtual does little more then create a element that does inherit it.
Already figured out that Property Element Syntax of WPF does not work here.
Instead they seem to have a special "kind" of Cildren. "Atribute Children" or "Property Children" might be a propper name. They are children with the sole purpose to define stuff about thier parent. They have no meaning of thier own.
Property Children do not inherit from Control and seem mostly structures. But they may also have inherentianc chains and functions (like AnimationBase and it's Inheritors).
'Controls' is just one of the "Property Children" of Control and it's job is to contain a list of other controls. Every control itself seems to be derived from control, hence every control is also a container itself.
Now stuff makes a lot more sense then it did before.
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