MikeCo wrote at 2012-10-23 22:06:

Is there any way to completely disable panning?  I just want my objects to be able to rotate, not pan.

Thanks

objo wrote at 2012-10-24 11:04:

Try IsPanEnabled = false

MikeCo wrote at 2012-10-24 16:09:

Ah!  Duh...I just never saw this property.  Thanks!

govert wrote at 2012-03-28 14:21:

This is more a WPF / XAML questions, but arose in the Helix Toollkit context:

Earlier versions of the HelixView3D had both the Shift+RightClick and the MiddleClick bound to the Pan command. The default template in the current version sets the PanGesture to Shift+RightClick, but MiddleClick no longer works. I want to keep the Shift+RightClick, and add the MiddleClick as an additional gesture, which means I can't just set the PanGesture property (it would replace the current gesture).

From code-behind it works if I do this:

InitializeComponent();
sceneView3D.Loaded += delegate
    {
        sceneView3D.CameraController.InputBindings.Add(
            new InputBinding(CameraController.PanCommand,
                            new MouseGesture(MouseAction.MiddleClick)));
    };

But I'd rather set it in the XAML, so I've tried something like this:

<helix:HelixViewport3D x:Name="sceneView3D" ... >
  <helix:HelixViewport3D.InputBindings>
    <MouseBinding MouseAction="MiddleClick" Command="{x:Static helix:CameraController.PanCommand}"/>
  </helix:HelixViewport3D.InputBindings>
...
</helix:HelixViewport3D>

but it doesn't work - we need to add to the CameraController's InputBindings.

Is it possible to add the InputGesture from XAML?

Thanks for the help,
Govert 

objo wrote at 2012-04-03 01:20:

I added an alternative pan gesture dependency property (PanGesture2), and set the default value to the middle button.

That was the easy solution, not sure how to get the inputbindings to work..

AaronLenoir wrote at 2010-02-08 09:43:

Hey,

I'm currently using the Kerkythea exporter to create Kerkythea scenes from WPF viewports. I've already implemented some changes to correctly support our transformations and it's looking really good.

Our main problem now is Texture support, I'm looking into it, but currently I've had no luck in applying textures (using Kerkythea) to models in a scene exported from WPF. The texture is scrambled beyond recognition. I was wondering if you have already done some work on the textures that might help me forward.

Thanks already!

PS: If you want, I will send you our current changes

objo wrote at 2010-02-21 18:02:

Fantastic! I would really like to include your improvements into the Kerkythea exporter. I added you as a developer, feel free to submit the changes (or e-mail me). Sorry I have not had time to look into texture support - but I think that's the next thing that should be supported. I am sure we can get some help from the Kerkythea forums/Ioannis. I am busy with other things right now, but will continue on this later. Cheers!

objo wrote at 2010-05-16 13:04:

hi Aaron, I am looking into the Kerkythea export again - you could send me the improvements you did on the transformations?

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duongthaiha wrote at 2013-05-01 12:42:

        Objects = new ObservableCollection<Visual3D>();
        Objects.Add(new GridLinesVisual3D());
        var color = Color.FromArgb(0x80, Colors.Red.R, Colors.Red.G, Colors.Red.B);

        var b = new BoxVisual3D()
            {
                Width = 10,
                Length = 10,
                Height = 10,

            };

        var brush = new SolidColorBrush();
        brush.Color = color;
        b.Fill = brush;
        Objects.Add(b);

objo wrote at 2013-05-08 15:37:

<ht:BoxVisual3D Width="10" Height="10" Length="10" Fill="#80FF0000"/>

eugenco wrote at 2012-06-10 16:00:

What is current position property and how to work with it.

chimou wrote at 2013-05-14 18:52:

            <ht:CubeVisual3D.Children>
                <ht:GridLinesVisual3D Width="140" Length="180" MinorDistance="5" Center="0 0 -11" Fill="SteelBlue"></ht:GridLinesVisual3D>
            </ht:CubeVisual3D.Children>
        </ht:CubeVisual3D>

        <ht:CubeVisual3D x:Name="Cover" Width="140" Length="180" Height="15" Center="0 0 10" TopFace="False" BottomFace="False" Fill="#4C58ABF0">                
            <ht:CubeVisual3D.Children>
                <ht:GridLinesVisual3D Width="140" Length="180" MinorDistance="5" Center="0 0 17" Fill="SteelBlue" Thickness="1"></ht:GridLinesVisual3D>
            </ht:CubeVisual3D.Children>

        </ht:CubeVisual3D>

                                      Value="{Binding CoverRotateValue}" 
                                      Axis="-1 0 0" AllowDrop="True" TargetTransform="{Binding ElementName=Cover, Path=Transform}">

objo wrote at 2013-06-07 11:54: