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    <p>Check out SlimDX. XNA and Managed DirectX etc.. are deprecated or old. Possibly also check SharpDX i haven't checked it in a while. We use SlimDX for DirectX in .NET and it is good. What you are probably looking at doing is using SlimDX to render on a D3DImage for WPF interop. Another possible option is using a hosted WinForms control and using the handle of that to interop with DirectX with SlimDX which might be faster, but you lose some easier interop with WPF's rendering engine etc. If you use the D3DImage it becomes an ImageBrush that you can set as the background of anything and you do not have to worry about airspace issues etc.</p> <p>Edit: oh yeah, for some reason SlimDX doesn't have their samples in the download anymore, but their source code has the samples if you download it.</p>
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    1. COThis looks like SlimDX has potential - I need to understand whether I can utilise WPF's viewspace and built-in transforms, or whether it's more like a separate app running in some sort of WPF window
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    2. COI believe if you use D3DImage you can "transform" it as you would a flat bitmap image. For example, you could skew it to one side. However, you do have the **full power** of DirectX to do 3D transform matrices, etc. We are doing this for example to rotate 3d models and do lighting etc. To clarify, you can use DirectX to create a 3D perspective, but that becomes like a picture once it is in WPF. You could scale it or transform it, but it won't be like rotating the models inside the scene, to do that you would have to do it using DirectX through SlimDX which is possible
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    3. COBe sure to look up airspace restrictions and DirectX, Win32, and WPF interop. It has some ramifications here relating to your choices to interop through the D3DImage class in WPF. It isn't as bad as it sounds... but basically user input can't be nested on top each other through different technologies. If you have mouse clicks, one of the technologies will be like a black hole that catches the input for that region of the screen. For me, this is ok because I can always handle the input in that technology. (WinForms). D3DImage will allow it to integrating with WPF, with some performance hit.
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