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Author: Josh Smith
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This article reviews a custom WPF panel, named Panel3D, which hosts two-dimensional elements in three-dimensional space. You can supply an instance of Panel3D with objects to display, or you can use it as the items host of an ItemsControl. If you use Panel3D as the items host of a ListBox, the front-most item is automatically the selected item in the ListBox. Panel3D arranges its 3D models along a straight path, and provides animated movement of 3D models along that path. In addition, the panel ...
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Author: Cerenex Solutions Limited
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The CNXS 3D Text Component provides you with the most powerful and easy to use means for developing 3D GUI's. Create multiple 3D Controls each acting as a 3D Button, List Box, Text Box, anything you can think of. Add flying, reflecting, rotating text and change it on the fly. 3D Made Easy !!!...
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Author: Sacha Barber
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.NET 3.5 introduced a few new langauge features, oh and there was that little thing called LINQ. But with all the excitement, sometimes a few things get missed. Such as the new 3D elements that are available to WPF developers in .NET 3.5. This article will discuss the use of some of these new 3D related elements that are now in .NET 3.5. In order to demonstrate some (yeah I dont use all of the new elements in the attached demo app) I picked something simple. I decided to have a bunch of 3D meshe...
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Author: Jim Dill
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I'm working on a dialog to display a type of chart. If there are a lot of data points, the display will become dense, and the user will want to zoom in for a closer look. To support this I need an owner-draw child control with a virtual space, viewport and scrollbars -- like a CWnd equivalent of CScrollView. I figured I could easily find such a thing, or whip one up using scroll functions of CWnd. Days pass. I didn't find one. I now have a solution which is simple but took some work, so I though...
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Author: Data Dynamics, Ltd.
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SharpGraph for .NET is an advanced charting tool for Windows Forms applications. It is a fully managed component and provides integration with the Visual Studio .NET™ environment.
SharpGraph offers built-in support for 2D and 3D chart types, data binding capability, completely customizable graph elements such as titles, labels, annotations and legends, and fully integrated Visual Studio .NET help, including Dynamic Help. A robust sample application is also included that illustrates SharpGrap...
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Author: Stephen Huen
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Flash Movie Field is a custom WSS field to render Flash movies. It uses the excellent swfobject 2.0 to render the html and Javascript for maximum browser compatibility. In edit mode, authors specify the Url, Width and Height of the flash movie. Optional parameters can be added easily by modifying the attached source codes. The Flash Movie Field is based on a new Field Type SPFieldFlashMovie with properties or column values Url, Width and Height. Its rendering is provided by a custom Field Contro...
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Author: Vahid Kazemi
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Welcome to our new series of tutorials about Direct3D 10 Programming, To be able to follow this tutorial you need to be familiar with C++ programming I also have presumed that you have a little knowledge about Win32 API Programming and you know how to create a simple window using this API (if you don’t please check the Win32 API tutorials at http://www.gameprogrammer.org first). Direct3D 10 came with a lot of promises; it has come to bring the visual level of games and real-time applications to ...
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Author: Lee Brimelow
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When the buzz surrounding Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) began circulating throughout the Adobe Flash community, my initial reaction was one of skepticism. That Microsoft had introduced a competing technology led many Flash developers, including myself, to lash out against the company in support of our beloved platform. Then I received an e-mail message saying that Microsoft was sending a technical evangelist to the frog design studio in San Francisco to demo Windows® Presentation Foundat...
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Author: Charles Petzold
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Among the classes that contribute to the Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation, those in the System.Windows.Media.Media3D namespace stand out. These are the classes that are intended to bring three-dimensional graphics to mainstream Windows® applications. As with the Windows Presentation Foundation 2D graphics, 3D graphics are often most conveniently accessed in Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML), but there the similarities pretty much end. 3D graphics programming involves signifi...
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Outline font technologies such as TrueType primarily provide us with typographical flexibility and accuracy, but they can also serve as graphical playthings. Programmers can get access to the actual outlines that define each text character and treat them as vector graphics objects. The outlines can be stroked, filled, used for clipping, or subjected to transforms. A popular feature in Microsoft® Word known as WordArt is based on this concept....
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