What is the most suitable control using for 3D rendering and animation programming?

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I am searching on 3D & 2D rendering animation where I found PictureBox control 
are pretty okay for this purpose but I felt I have only very beginner level knowledge 
so I am curious to know that is possible to make the moderately complex level of 
rendering applications with this PictureBox? In short, which is the best control 
in the Windows application, tool box to be selected for the maximum out of it.

What I have tried:

Worked around picture box and observed the animation with other standard tools in the market

I am doing on Windows application with C#, can someone please help

Posted 5-Jun-17 2:11am

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Jun-17 10:02am

If you have only beginner level knowledge then you should find something simpler to work on to start with. 3D animation is extremely complex and requires a deep level of experience.

Member 13219269 6-Jun-17 1:56am

@Richard MacCutchan, fine I will continue with PictureBox but sometime I would come
to a stage to upgrade the control/widget properties for better animation capabilities
so do you think that only UserControls/ third party paid widgets only can perform well in this domain?

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