how to create a application to displaying 3D object on application using MS visual studio?

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hello everyone,

i want to know how to create an application to display an 3D object using visual studio.is it possible? i search a lot through internet and i cant get clear idea about it. i want to create an application to display ,rotate,zoom in ,zoom out 3D object using visual studio.

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Posted 22-Mar-12 5:47am

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Updated 22-Mar-12 5:48am

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You already listed the question tags covering different technologies and even platforms. There are even more ways to show 3D images: from GDI on native Windows or .NET to WPF 3D (and they all have nothing to do with Visual Studio which is merely an IDE which can use different build tools for different platforms). It's too hard to even list all the possibilities is a short answer.

You need to analyze your requirements and narrow down your search.

—SA

Posted 22-Mar-12 6:08am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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fjdiewornncalwe · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-22T05:49:00

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You should perhaps look into the XNA technologies. A quick google search results in many good tutorials and options.
XNA 3d object viewer[^]

Posted 22-Mar-12 5:49am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Mar-12 12:09pm

A valid idea, one of the possible ones, a 5. But... please see my answer.
--SA