[tim.rutter]

I have a view in which I create points - these are actually PlaneVisual3D objects with bitmaps that are rotated to always face the camera.  I have enabled mouse events on these planes using the VisualEventSource3D class and use the mouse over event to change the color and mouse click event to show a context menu for the point.  The problem I have is that when there are many points on top of each other I want to show a separate popup to allow the user to select the point they are interested in.  To do this I need to perform a hit test to find all the points under the mouse pointer.  Could you tell me if there is any utility in the PowerToys library to achieve this?

Thanks

[abenedik]

This is not supported by EventManager3D.
But you can achieve this by using standard WPF 3D hit-testing where you specify a callback method that is called on each hit object - in this method you can specify if hit testing can stop or is continued. When you continue hit testing you can get all the hit objects.

See more here:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wpf3d/2...t-testing/