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  • Noname
    #1

    Regarding Visualization capabilities in VB.Net

    Hi All
    I am working for a EE Department. We are in the process of
    developing some application that requires 3D visualization
    and other display routines. Can anyone clarify that if
    thats possible.

    Thanks
    Regards



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    • Michael Lang
      #2
      Re: Regarding Visualization capabilities in VB.Net

      "Noname" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in news:00d601c3ad f6
      $1498bca0$a3012 80a@phx.gbl:
      [color=blue]
      > I am working for a EE Department. We are in the process of
      > developing some application that requires 3D visualization
      > and other display routines. Can anyone clarify that if
      > thats possible.[/color]

      You can use GDI+ or managed DirectX, or managed OpenGL.

      GDI+ is standard in the Framework install. See System.Drawing namespace.
      It is great for 2D visualization

      Managed DirectX is a separate SDK download from Microsoft. It is great for
      3D visualization on Windows.

      get the DirectX SDK here:
      http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...1d97f320-9dfd-
      4e7a-b947-3a037ccf84af&la nguageid=f49e84 28-7071-4979-8a67-3cffcb0c2524
      &displaylang =en


      A .NET Managed version of OpenGL can be found at:
      http://sourceforge.net/projects/csgl/

      OpenGl is best for platform portability. Keep in mind the framework will
      be available via Mono on the Linux platform. So if you need to support
      more than windows in a 3D visualization use OpenGL.

      Michael Lang, MCSD

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        • Michael Lang
          #3
          Re: Regarding Visualization capabilities in VB.Net

          "Noname" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in news:00d601c3ad f6
          $1498bca0$a3012 80a@phx.gbl:
          [color=blue]
          > I am working for a EE Department. We are in the process of
          > developing some application that requires 3D visualization
          > and other display routines. Can anyone clarify that if
          > thats possible.[/color]

          You can use GDI+ or managed DirectX, or managed OpenGL.

          GDI+ is standard in the Framework install. See System.Drawing namespace.
          It is great for 2D visualization

          Managed DirectX is a separate SDK download from Microsoft. It is great for
          3D visualization on Windows.

          get the DirectX SDK here:
          http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...1d97f320-9dfd-
          4e7a-b947-3a037ccf84af&la nguageid=f49e84 28-7071-4979-8a67-3cffcb0c2524
          &displaylang =en


          A .NET Managed version of OpenGL can be found at:
          http://sourceforge.net/projects/csgl/

          OpenGl is best for platform portability. Keep in mind the framework will
          be available via Mono on the Linux platform. So if you need to support
          more than windows in a 3D visualization use OpenGL.

          Michael Lang, MCSD

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