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    ravi vellanky
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    hi friends, I've an user control in WPF. It looks like an image in 2-Dimensional (ex. a washer). i want to know how to change that control like a 3-Dimensional image control and that should be rotatable if we scroll with scroll bars. can any one help me out in this? Thanks & Regards, -Ravi

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      hi friends, I've an user control in WPF. It looks like an image in 2-Dimensional (ex. a washer). i want to know how to change that control like a 3-Dimensional image control and that should be rotatable if we scroll with scroll bars. can any one help me out in this? Thanks & Regards, -Ravi

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      As I explained when I answered to you the last time you asked this question[^], you can't convert a 2D image into a 3D image in WPF automatically. You need to convert the model into a 3D mesh using a 3D tool. You can get Blender[^] for free, and this outputs to XAML.

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        As I explained when I answered to you the last time you asked this question[^], you can't convert a 2D image into a 3D image in WPF automatically. You need to convert the model into a 3D mesh using a 3D tool. You can get Blender[^] for free, and this outputs to XAML.

        "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith

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        but to work on blender we need a guide.it's somewhat difficult to work with out guide

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          but to work on blender we need a guide.it's somewhat difficult to work with out guide

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          ravi.vellanky wrote:

          but to work on blender we need a guide.it's somewhat difficult to work with out guide

          And there are tutorials on the site. Bottom line - if you're not working on an image that can be height mapped, you need to : a. get a copy of the software and invest the time in learning it b. hire somebody to do it for you or c. buy a prebuilt model There are plenty of blender tutorials scattered all over the web, so there should be something to help you there.

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