I guess this imply transforming mouse position input into 3d world space.
Looking at trackBall sample from Daniel LehenBauer, it seems that there are some methods here
that would help to perform this but i can't find any way to achieve this.
any Hint ?
Here is one possible method which leverages our hit testing system to avoid doing the math by hand:
For a bit more background on hit testing, this blog post might be helpful. One thing to keep in mind: PointHit is returned in the coordinate space of the Visual3D which contains the content that you hit. You may need to transform this to get the object you are moving and your transparent plane into the same coordinate space.
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Thank you Daniel, I'm on my way to achieve this the way you just described here.
I would have another related question.
working with Transform3D, i feel i miss something i use a lot in 3d animation app
like for example:
TranslateTransform3D offsetX property is a double . so this is a value type.
but very often when rigging a character for example, i would need a reference type for this
property so i could set this object to multiple 3dnodes offsetX property and then move them along the X axis
by just set the value property of this object.
may be i don't get it because i haven't played much with animation in wpf. is this achieved by let say, create a double animation and make it target the offsetX property of multiple TranslateTransform3D ?
how could i achive to have a reference type on TranslateTransform3D offsetX property ?
would i have to write a class derived from some base abstract class ?
Thank you very much, the 3d namespace in wpf is awesome.
Hi
i did HitTesting and i found the visual3d, but can u tell me how should i move that visual3d using the mouse.
- Deepak
