WPF's transformations make it easy to move, scale, or rotate objects, and simplify building complex moveable 3D shapes.
by Rod Stephens
August 18, 2009
indows Presentation Framework (WPF) gets a lot of mileage out of being layered on top of DirectX, including fast rendering, multimedia support, audio, video, and more. One of the features in the “more” category is the ability to easily use transformations. WPF provides four kinds of 2D transformations and three kinds of 3D transformations. This article briefly summarizes WPF's transformation types and shows how to use them to make useful interfaces—and robots!
2D Transformations
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indows Presentation Framework (WPF) gets a lot of mileage out of being layered on top of DirectX, including fast rendering, multimedia support, audio, video, and more. One of the features in the “more” category is the ability to easily use transformations. WPF provides four kinds of 2D transformations and three kinds of 3D transformations. This article briefly summarizes WPF's transformation types and shows how to use them to make useful interfaces—and robots!
