10-19-2020, 10:56 AM
Thanks for the information.
So you probably also do Boolean operations on the solid model3D object. In this case you could also regenerate the lines for the wireframe.
One more tip: if have a lot of LineVisual3D objects and you want to improve the performance of your application, then you can use MultiLineVisual3D instead of multiple LineVisual3D objects. You are less flexible with a MultiLineVisual3D and also need to use a single color for all lines in MultiLineVisual3D, but the performance will be better.
Rendering many 3D lines with Ab3d.PowerToys and WPF 3D rendering can be slow because the geometry for all the lines need to be generated on the CPU. Consider using Ab3d.DXEngine as it can render millions of 3D lines because full hardware acceleration is used there. With Ab3d.DXEngine you can also set different colors for line positions - so you can render multiple lines with different colors with one object (draw call).
So you probably also do Boolean operations on the solid model3D object. In this case you could also regenerate the lines for the wireframe.
One more tip: if have a lot of LineVisual3D objects and you want to improve the performance of your application, then you can use MultiLineVisual3D instead of multiple LineVisual3D objects. You are less flexible with a MultiLineVisual3D and also need to use a single color for all lines in MultiLineVisual3D, but the performance will be better.
Rendering many 3D lines with Ab3d.PowerToys and WPF 3D rendering can be slow because the geometry for all the lines need to be generated on the CPU. Consider using Ab3d.DXEngine as it can render millions of 3D lines because full hardware acceleration is used there. With Ab3d.DXEngine you can also set different colors for line positions - so you can render multiple lines with different colors with one object (draw call).
Andrej Benedik