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I have figured out how to import the vmix dll's required to allow for title development. The XAML documents I created work inside of vMIx. However, from the documentation I'm reading I should be able to manipulate objects in 3d space via Properties -> Transform -> Projection.
However, when I look under Transform, I only get RenderTransform and LayoutTransform.
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Okay, I'm not sure what I did, but after creating new projects with different settings, I was able to enable to projection settings. However, now I'm running to a problem importing the title. vMix says:
"The tag 'Rectangle.Projection' does not exist in XML namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation'.
However, when I go to 2006/xaml/presentation doesn't exist on microsoft's site.
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Hi. Look into tutorials about Viewport3D. 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation' is just name of namespace, it is exists in PresentationFramework.dll or somewhere else, don't worry about it. Not sure if Rectangle.Projection property is exists at all, btw Rectangle can have some properties in framework 4, but not in framework 3.5. If you reading msdn, look at the bottom of the page, and check in what version of framework class or property is available.
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Just some investigations about 3D titles in vMix: 1) Actually, vMix does not support Viewport3D because of some limitations (by default many WPF controls inherits Visual class, but 3D controls, such as Viewport2DVisual3D inherits Visual3D class, so when vMix tries to load such title, it throws exception). 2) We can avoid this behavior, by putting our 3D elements into VisualBrush, so it will be, for example, Grid with background image, that renders from visual tree, which is not checked by vMix. There is my little test title (commented a lot) in the attachment of this post. UPD: Spent some tame to make 3D lower third. File Attachment(s):  3dTest.xaml (7kb) downloaded 59 time(s). lowerThird.xaml (8kb) downloaded 56 time(s).You cannot view/download attachments. Try to login or register.
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@elgarf
That is amazing information! Thank you so much for this. Do you use Blend to write your XAML?
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Yes, I'm used blend (visual studio is also suitable for this). Actually I use it because of intellisense.
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