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Comments by Laurent Chougrani (Top 6 by date)
Laurent Chougrani
18-Jun-18 13:24pm
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You should add :
<Label Content="{TemplateBinding Content}">
after the <visualstatemanager.visualstategroups>, so that your content shows.
Laurent Chougrani
21-Nov-16 8:23am
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Hi Kenneth, it's been a while since I have watch my account, I finally managed to get it up and running. I created a Class that get the Visual Hittested object and can return the hit mesh and hitpoints.
Thanks for your time and help
Laurent Chougrani
20-Sep-15 6:35am
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Allright, Thanks a lot for your time.
Laurent Chougrani
19-Sep-15 9:02am
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Would you know where I can find some code exemples?
Laurent Chougrani
18-Sep-15 2:30am
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that's not what i want, distance from a point to a plane is calculate throught the normal. I need to return the triangle or point that was hit by the ray no matter the orientation of the surface... I'm sure there is a way embeded in WPF or helixtoolkit.
Laurent Chougrani
17-Sep-15 7:36am
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Yes I've looked into it, but can't find a proper way to do so with 3D points.
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