Perspective 3D comes to Silverlight! Below is a simple example on how to add Perspective 3d to your project. First, this is what the resulting application is going to look like, then we’ll dive into the code:
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XAML
There are two new features of note in this example. First, and foremost, the projection 3d tag to the Image:
Secondly, is element binding. The below XAML shows a Slider with the Value property bound to the PlaneProjections’s RotationY value. Notice the mode is TwoWay, meaning values updated by either the Slider or the RotationY value. In addition to the Slider binding, the Text property of the TextBlock is bound to the Slider Value.
and binding the value of the Slider to the value of the RotationY:
C#
There is no code required to run this. All the magic happens with the element binding.
March 18th, 2009 at 1:20 pm
nice, very easy, looks good
March 19th, 2009 at 1:50 am
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