Hi
I manage to show the IApplication.ActiveWindow in a separate Window, but i’m not satisfied with the solution, because it’s not the viewport itself. To those who like to review the code… be warned… started .net 5 days ago. If you come up with a better solution… please share.
Problems:
- Framerate: IApplication.SurfaceToBuffer() (1Hz) vs. IApplication.SurfaceToContineousBuffer() (30Hz)
- IApplication.SurfaceToContineousBuffer() needs IApplication.SetRecordingMode(true)
-> Rendering in VC-window paused
- you can still drop layouts in VC-windows and play simulation
- also pan/zoom in VC-windows effects just the 2nd window, not the VC-window itself
- It seems that there are some async rendering functions with an explicity interface for a seperate 3DWindow:
SurfacePrepareRender(3DWindow);
SurfaceStartRender(3DWindow);
SurfaceWaitRender(3DWindow);
but i couldn’t find a way to use the SurfaceToBuffer() or SurfaceToImage() function independently from IApplication.ActiveWindow
-> so if i like an “image” i have to make the 3dwindow active??
I didn’t tried to get a better performance:
-Direct3D UI stuff like SharpDX etc. for visualisation
WpfApplicationShowRenderImage.zip (57.4 KB)
