* Interactive 3D Controls on the Windows Presentation Foundation
posted by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 19th Dec 2006 05:03 UTC, submitted by PlatformAgnostic
IconThanks to the efforts of Kurt Berglund, a new hire on the Windows Presentation Foundation (formerly "Avalon") team, there is now a library that allows standard WPF controls (like buttons, text boxes, lists) to be used interactively on 3D objects. This is not a native feature of the 1.0 version of the framework--such items could be displayed, but were non-interactive. See this channel9 video or this blog post for details on how this (dare I say) clever hack works. Source code is also available.
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