XAML:

then go to C# or VB and edit that event,

C#:
private void NameofEvent(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
(Define what you want that image that is clicked on to do here).
}

and voila! An image on the carousel that is clickable to do whatever you need it to.

excellent posts you have here. I have studied all of them and I must say that I have only one question, so I wonder if you could help me

So my goal is to simulate a room (with fixed point of sight in the center of back wall) having in my perspective three walls, front, left and right. And my problem is to change view perspective of observed object (for example of the cube) to simulate its correct position in the room. Same side of the cube should always face the center of the room, so it also should be rotated when I move it to the left or to the right wall.

Do you have any tips of how to achieve this?

Thanks in advance!

double getApothem(double height, double sides)
{
var x0 = 360.0 / (2 * sides);
var k = Math.Sin(Math.PI * x0 / 180.0);
var r = (double)(height / 2) / k;
return – Math.Sqrt((r * r) – Math.Pow((double)height / 2, (double)2));
}

I used UserControls instead of images, they appear correctly in Blend but when I run the application they won`t rotate.
It works fine with an image control or grid control.

How do I get to rotate my UserControls also?
What am I missing?
Please help out!

Thanks in advance!

Katarina

Here is a short code of my example…

MAIN PAGE XAML

MAIN PAGE CODE BEHIND

public MainPage()
{
// Required to initialize variables
InitializeComponent();
ucProj1 = new PlaneProjection();
ucProj2 = new PlaneProjection();
ucProj3 = new PlaneProjection();
ucProj4 = new PlaneProjection();
}

private void UserControl_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
ucProj1.RotationY = 60;
ucProj2.RotationY = 120;
ucProj3.RotationY = 180;
ucProj4.RotationY = 240;
LayoutRoot.MouseMove += new MouseEventHandler(LayoutRoot_MouseMove);
CompositionTarget.Rendering += new EventHandler(CompositionTarget_Rendering);
}

void CompositionTarget_Rendering(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ucProj0.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
ucProj1.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
ucProj2.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
ucProj3.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
ucProj4.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
ucProj5.RotationY += ((pt.X – (LayoutRoot.ActualWidth / 2)) / LayoutRoot.ActualWidth) * 10;
}
private Point pt;
void LayoutRoot_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
pt = e.GetPosition(LayoutRoot);
}

USER CONTROL with a grid

<UserControl

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