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Hi; I'm investigating replacements for our current 3D rendering system. I'm currently looking at Unigine. I'm seeing videos or tutorials on how to create a new C# project but i can't find anything on how to add it to an existing project. Another question. Our application is a winforms and a WPF control to host the existing 3D Rendering control. How can you incorporate unigine into a WPF control? Shawn

I am new to unigine,I want to put unigine into wpf,but the demo i cannot understeand~ someone here can help me pls?

Recently I tried to integrate Unigine 2.2.1-2 to WPF app. I hosted Winforms control (based on D3D11 embedding sample) to WPF window. While playing I found shadows too contrast in WPF app but not in winforms one Any ideas?

Hello, ladies and gentlemen! Good news for every human being living in a managed world. Description A simple wrapper (source code included) which shows how to integrate Unigine with .NET and create apps (both WinForms and WPF). You have to have Unigine SDK if you want to use this sample. Build Instructions Extract contents of dot_net_sample.zip to <SDK> directory. Final path should be: <SDK>/source/samples/App/DotNet1. Make sure that $(UNIGINE_DIR) system variable set to Unigine 2.0 Alpha preview installation directory. Open Unigine.NET.sln in VS2012/VS2013; Select build configuration (Debug/Debug Double/Release/Release Double) and platform (x86/x64) according to your needs; Build Solution (F7); Copy <SDK>/source/samples/App/DotNet/unigine.cfg inside <built solution dir>/bin folder; Run built applications (AppWinForms.exe or AppWPF.exe); Have fun! Note: if you want to use float binaries from the sim sdk, you have to copy them inside <sdk_root>/lib folder in order to compile sample properly. You can find this sample in the attachments. Feel free to ask any questions! dot_net_sample.zip