Chapter 11. Bridging the 2D and 3D Worlds
So far in this book, all of the examples that we’ve seen have been controls restricted to the flat, two-dimensional world. The main reason for this is because the vast majority of UIs presented to users are two-dimensional unless you happen to be creating a full 3D game (in which case, you might be using XNA instead of WPF). In this chapter, we explore how your application can benefit from borrowing a few concepts from 3D worlds and joining them with a 2D user interface.
3D definitely has a charm of its own and can add a lot of excitement. Let’s face it, ...
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