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| | Rotation3D I am using WinFX November CTP and VS.Net 2005 on Windows XP. The Rotation3D class in the WinFX November CTP does not have the 'Angle' and 'Axis' properties anymore. And the constructor doesn't work. Although in MSDN online all these stuff are defined. Is it just a bug to be fixed and I have to wait for the next version, or there is another way to instantiate a Rotation3D object? And, consequently, is there another way to initiate a RotateTransform3D object? Thanks. |
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| | RE: Rotation3D Rotation3D is now abstract and you shoud use the new AxisAngleRotation3D. See http://winfx.members.winisp.net/file...tionnovctp.mht for a draft with what's new in Nov CTP and check the "3D changes" section. Valentin "Jack" wrote: > I am using WinFX November CTP and VS.Net 2005 on Windows XP. > > The Rotation3D class in the WinFX November CTP does not have the 'Angle' and > 'Axis' properties anymore. And the constructor doesn't work. Although in MSDN > online all these stuff are defined. Is it just a bug to be fixed and I have > to wait for the next version, or there is another way to instantiate a > Rotation3D object? > > And, consequently, is there another way to initiate a RotateTransform3D > object? > > Thanks. |
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| | RE: Rotation3D A big Thank You! |
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