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Windows Presentation Foundation - a GUI framework for application development on Windows made by Microsoft for .Net utilizing DirectX rather than the older GDI. It is, in contrast to older GUI frameworks, completely vector graphics based, and thus resolution independent. WPF also separates the interface from the business logic and uses an XML-based language called XAML for its declarative part. The browser plugin Silverlight can be seen as a subset of WPF.

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I am trying to create a Radar/Minimap for the F1 2021 game in C#/WPF. Here is a image of what I am trying to replicate In the image, the white car (my car) will always face the direction it is going. ...
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Background information I am in the process of making a game engine so I have complete, explicit control over everything, anything is an option. I desire to make procedurally generated 3D terrain. It'...
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I'm using the PerspectiveCamera class in C#/WPF to implement an FPS style camera. For that, I would need to offset the camera's horizontal and vertical angles every time the mouse is moved. The ...
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I have an image in my WPF application that uses a D3DImage to render DirectX content. On the DirectX side I render everything to a ...
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Could i get some suggestions on how to implement a game loop whilst using WPF(MVVM) and C#, I am a professional developer and understand the technology well. The game loop usually contains a Init(), ...
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Im trying to display a mesh in front of the camera and FACING the camera ( I'm developing an small editor in wpf using helix3d). Pretty much something like this question I load my mesh into a ...
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I'm making a chess game with wpf and I have never used wpf before. I've used windows forms, so besides the xaml, it's pretty familiar. Usually when I want to create a mousedown event I look at what I ...
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I am trying to implement a simple beam tracing simulation. Basically it models the path of a beam within a pipe: In the picture, the beam starts emitting from p1, hitting the boundary at p2 and ...
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