WPF makes drawing three-dimensional scenes quick and easy.
by Rod Stephens
July 27, 2009
hen many developers think of WPF (if they think of it at all), they think of user interfaces and controls, such as panels that fly on and off the screen, icons that swirl around to show relationships among pieces of data, and gratuitously spinning buttons that make funny noises when clicked.
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hen many developers think of WPF (if they think of it at all), they think of user interfaces and controls, such as panels that fly on and off the screen, icons that swirl around to show relationships among pieces of data, and gratuitously spinning buttons that make funny noises when clicked.
