WPF - Simple Circular Progress Bar Using StrokeDashOffset | UI Design | XAML | C# | Tutorial

[ Skill Level : Intermediate ]
This video tutorial shows how to use the StrokeDashOffset property to create a circular progress bar.
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[@williamliu8985]

Beautiful!

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@William Liu - Thanks!

[@BSPBuilder]

Good stuff!

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@BSPBuilder - Thanks!

[@lehoan1954]

incredible

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@Le Hoan - Thanks!

[@angellopezrodriguez3417]

Hello greetings, I have a question.
How can I include an object with 3d animation (fbx - gltf) , even if it is small, in this type of WPF applications?

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@Angel Lopez Rodriguez - Greetings! Try using the Open Asset Import Library (Assimp). github.com/assimp/assimp
// Using AssimpContext class
using (AssimpContext context = new AssimpContext())
{
Scene scene = context.ImportFile("MyModel.fbx");
Model3D model = scene.ToModel3D();
ModelVisual3D modelVisual = new ModelVisual3D();
modelVisual.Content = model;
Viewport3D viewport = new Viewport3D();
viewport.Children.Add(modelVisual);
}
I hope this helps.