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I need some help rotating a 3D model in a WPF project on visual studios. I have imported the model in through the use of the helix toolkit. But I can not find any example of how to rotate the 3D model online. I've found some C# and xaml examples but they mainly seem to rotate the camera not the model.
c# wpf helix-3d-toolkit
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I need some help rotating a 3D model in a WPF project on visual studios. I have imported the model in through the use of the helix toolkit. But I can not find any example of how to rotate the 3D model online. I've found some C# and xaml examples but they mainly seem to rotate the camera not the model.
c# wpf helix-3d-toolkit
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
add a comment |
I need some help rotating a 3D model in a WPF project on visual studios. I have imported the model in through the use of the helix toolkit. But I can not find any example of how to rotate the 3D model online. I've found some C# and xaml examples but they mainly seem to rotate the camera not the model.
c# wpf helix-3d-toolkit
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
I need some help rotating a 3D model in a WPF project on visual studios. I have imported the model in through the use of the helix toolkit. But I can not find any example of how to rotate the 3D model online. I've found some C# and xaml examples but they mainly seem to rotate the camera not the model.
c# wpf helix-3d-toolkit
c# wpf helix-3d-toolkit
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
edited Feb 26 at 19:06
zeitnot
1,068925
1,068925
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
asked Feb 26 at 16:12
ArashArash
33
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WPF 3D Rotation
Create a RotateTransform3D for your GeometryModel3D.Transform
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
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I have found it particularly useful to use matrices in order to make tranformations.
In my case, what I noticed was that usually if you apply a transformation such as a RotateTransform3D, and then apply another transformation using your model's '.transform' property, it overrides the last transform. In most cases, you want the new transformation to be applied over the last one.
This is how I make my rotations:
Vector3D axis = new Vector3D (1,0,0) //In case you want to rotate it about the x-axis
Matrix3D transformationMatrix = model.Content.Transform.Value; //Gets the matrix indicating the current transformation value
transformationMatrix.Rotate(new Quaternion(axis, angle)) //Makes a rotation transformation over this matrix
model.Content.Transform = new MatrixTransform3D(transformationMatrix); //Applies the transformation to your model
Don't forget, if you want the model to rotate on it's own center, instead of '.Rotate', use '.RotateAt' like such:
transformationMatrix.RotateAt(new Quaternion(axis, angle), modelCenter); //modelCenter is the Point3D variable indicating the center
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
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WPF 3D Rotation
Create a RotateTransform3D for your GeometryModel3D.Transform
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
add a comment |
WPF 3D Rotation
Create a RotateTransform3D for your GeometryModel3D.Transform
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
add a comment |
WPF 3D Rotation
Create a RotateTransform3D for your GeometryModel3D.Transform
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
WPF 3D Rotation
Create a RotateTransform3D for your GeometryModel3D.Transform
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
answered Feb 27 at 18:05
Lance HLance H
451169
451169
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
add a comment |
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
Would this work even if I'm importing in a model using the helix tool kit.
– Arash
Feb 27 at 20:27
add a comment |
I have found it particularly useful to use matrices in order to make tranformations.
In my case, what I noticed was that usually if you apply a transformation such as a RotateTransform3D, and then apply another transformation using your model's '.transform' property, it overrides the last transform. In most cases, you want the new transformation to be applied over the last one.
This is how I make my rotations:
Vector3D axis = new Vector3D (1,0,0) //In case you want to rotate it about the x-axis
Matrix3D transformationMatrix = model.Content.Transform.Value; //Gets the matrix indicating the current transformation value
transformationMatrix.Rotate(new Quaternion(axis, angle)) //Makes a rotation transformation over this matrix
model.Content.Transform = new MatrixTransform3D(transformationMatrix); //Applies the transformation to your model
Don't forget, if you want the model to rotate on it's own center, instead of '.Rotate', use '.RotateAt' like such:
transformationMatrix.RotateAt(new Quaternion(axis, angle), modelCenter); //modelCenter is the Point3D variable indicating the center
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
add a comment |
I have found it particularly useful to use matrices in order to make tranformations.
In my case, what I noticed was that usually if you apply a transformation such as a RotateTransform3D, and then apply another transformation using your model's '.transform' property, it overrides the last transform. In most cases, you want the new transformation to be applied over the last one.
This is how I make my rotations:
Vector3D axis = new Vector3D (1,0,0) //In case you want to rotate it about the x-axis
Matrix3D transformationMatrix = model.Content.Transform.Value; //Gets the matrix indicating the current transformation value
transformationMatrix.Rotate(new Quaternion(axis, angle)) //Makes a rotation transformation over this matrix
model.Content.Transform = new MatrixTransform3D(transformationMatrix); //Applies the transformation to your model
Don't forget, if you want the model to rotate on it's own center, instead of '.Rotate', use '.RotateAt' like such:
transformationMatrix.RotateAt(new Quaternion(axis, angle), modelCenter); //modelCenter is the Point3D variable indicating the center
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
add a comment |
I have found it particularly useful to use matrices in order to make tranformations.
In my case, what I noticed was that usually if you apply a transformation such as a RotateTransform3D, and then apply another transformation using your model's '.transform' property, it overrides the last transform. In most cases, you want the new transformation to be applied over the last one.
This is how I make my rotations:
Vector3D axis = new Vector3D (1,0,0) //In case you want to rotate it about the x-axis
Matrix3D transformationMatrix = model.Content.Transform.Value; //Gets the matrix indicating the current transformation value
transformationMatrix.Rotate(new Quaternion(axis, angle)) //Makes a rotation transformation over this matrix
model.Content.Transform = new MatrixTransform3D(transformationMatrix); //Applies the transformation to your model
Don't forget, if you want the model to rotate on it's own center, instead of '.Rotate', use '.RotateAt' like such:
transformationMatrix.RotateAt(new Quaternion(axis, angle), modelCenter); //modelCenter is the Point3D variable indicating the center
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
I have found it particularly useful to use matrices in order to make tranformations.
In my case, what I noticed was that usually if you apply a transformation such as a RotateTransform3D, and then apply another transformation using your model's '.transform' property, it overrides the last transform. In most cases, you want the new transformation to be applied over the last one.
This is how I make my rotations:
Vector3D axis = new Vector3D (1,0,0) //In case you want to rotate it about the x-axis
Matrix3D transformationMatrix = model.Content.Transform.Value; //Gets the matrix indicating the current transformation value
transformationMatrix.Rotate(new Quaternion(axis, angle)) //Makes a rotation transformation over this matrix
model.Content.Transform = new MatrixTransform3D(transformationMatrix); //Applies the transformation to your model
Don't forget, if you want the model to rotate on it's own center, instead of '.Rotate', use '.RotateAt' like such:
transformationMatrix.RotateAt(new Quaternion(axis, angle), modelCenter); //modelCenter is the Point3D variable indicating the center
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
Hassnain AliHassnain Ali
737
answered Mar 25 at 6:52
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