05-02-2016, 10:57 PM
Perfect!. It is just what I was hoping to see and I can't thank you enough for your support and your wonderful library. Having never programmed in 3D and being new to WPF, the learning curve is no less steep than I thought it would be, but I'm already feeling like I'm over the first hump and seeing how all the pieces fit together.
I wonder, though - am I doing the right thing by having a multiplier? If I use actual dimensions, the images I draw are quite small and when I zoom into them, the magnification causes the movements to be very jerky. By multiplying everything by a static number, I can still work with actual calculated dimensions but the images draw at a much larger size and the jerkiness goes away. It's likely a better way to do this, though and if that is the case, it would be great to switch to it now.
Thanks again, Abenedik!
I wonder, though - am I doing the right thing by having a multiplier? If I use actual dimensions, the images I draw are quite small and when I zoom into them, the magnification causes the movements to be very jerky. By multiplying everything by a static number, I can still work with actual calculated dimensions but the images draw at a much larger size and the jerkiness goes away. It's likely a better way to do this, though and if that is the case, it would be great to switch to it now.
Thanks again, Abenedik!