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  • See Windows Vista

    Make sure you check out SeeWindowsVista.com to see a lot of cool things you can do with WPF. Lots of examples of 2D and 3D, including the earlier demos/proof-of-concepts (e.g. NASCAR, North Face, etc).
    Posted to Mike Hodnick by mhodnick on 06-06-2006
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  • Texture Coordinates and Visuals on 3D surfaces

    One of the capabilities that WPF provides is the ability to render 2D visual elements on 3D surface. For example, you can place panels, text blocks, images, or even videos on the surface of a thin box or "screen" (think video carousel), or even on a sphere or cylinder if desired. In order to put visual...
    Posted to Mike Hodnick by mhodnick on 04-13-2006
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  • Uses of 3D in WPF

    3D modeling is one of the most exciting parts of Windows Presentation Foundation but there is a lot of uncertainty about how it will be used in real applications. 3D is a very powerful tool at the disposal of WPF developers, but 3D by itself cannot address all of an application's UI requirements. 3D...
    Posted to Mike Hodnick by mhodnick on 03-30-2006
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  • WPF 3D Construction Basics - Code Samples

    Download WPF3DIntroSolution-FebWinFXCTP.zip (2.1 MB) This solution contains example projects that demonstrate basic 3D construction principles in Windows Presentation Foundation. The projects include: WPF3DIntro.SimpleCube - demonstrates at its simplest level how to create a 3D mesh in code and display...
    Posted to Mike Hodnick by mhodnick on 03-30-2006
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  • User Interface Guidelines in WPF/Vista

    In my exploration of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) , I've spent time looking for ways that WPF's 2D and 3D graphics capabilities can be used to create effective and visually-captivating user interfaces. I've downloaded quite a few sample WPF applications and have experimented with Microsoft's...
    Posted to Mike Hodnick by mhodnick on 03-29-2006
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