Posted By: Jaime Rodriguez | Oct 23rd @ 9:54 PM | 6,034 Views | 8 Comments
David Teitlebaum and Jaime Rodriguez discuss the graphics improvements in .NET 4. David demoes cached composition, pixel shaders 3, and animation easing functions. He also explains discusses rounding, and ClearType Hint.

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Post for this series includes all the new features in WPF 4.  
David's and Tim's demos

Note: the graphics are fast, we captured screen on software and it did not keep up, that is why the horribly sloooow(yawn) refresh rate on the demos. Try the demos, if you have .NET 4 beta2.
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There's a big problem with this video. All the screencaptures have very low framerate so during the demos of framerate improvements you can't even tell there's been an improvement.

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Darwin

the improvements to graphics rendering in WPF4 are going to make such a great difference to the user experience

 

keep up the good work guys!

 

Jo

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Ironically the demos actually work better when it cuts back to the main camera and you can see it on the screen behind you guys. Whilst screencaps are better if you're showing code samples which need to be readable, I think it's overkill for the "here's a resizing purple box" type of thing.

 

Got to be said though, this stuff looks very useful. I can see it being very helpful at improving performance in a lot of scenarios.

I get an "Unable to find a version of the runtime to run this application." dialog box when trying to run the samples. I have VS2010 Beta 2 and .NET Framework Beta 2 installed. Do these samples require a post-Beta 2 .NET, so we can't view them?

 

Thanks

 

I second that.  The samples do not run on Beta 2 and there's no source to recompile then.

Jaime - can you repost with the beta 2 bindings?

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