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Diagramming for WPF, V3.0.3
Nov 1st, 2013 at 10:56am
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WpfDiagram v3.0.3 contains the following new features:

Import OpenOffice Draw files
The DrawImporter class can import .odg files, created by the OpenOffice Draw vector graphics editor. In order to use it, you must add a reference to the MindFusion.Diagramming.Wpf.DrawImport.dll assembly. Various overloads of the Import method can be used to import the OpenOffice drawing into a DiagramDocument whose pages correspond to the Draw pages, or into a single Diagram whose content is merged from all imported pages.
DrawImporter supports shapes from the General and Flowchart shape palettes in Draw. For each node shape from the .odg file, the importer creates a ShapeNode object whose Shape, Text, Brush and Stroke properties are set to values corresponding to the imported OpenOffice shape. For each connector shape, the importer creates a DiagramLink object whose Origin and Destination are set to the corresponding imported nodes, and whose ControlPoints reflect the geometry of the connector.

Display graphs in 3D
The DiagramView3D control lets you display the elements of a diagram in 3D space. Assign the Diagram that should be displayed in this view to the Diagram property. DiagramView3D adds a 3D model to the scene for each node or link of the specified diagram. The positions of nodes in 3D coordinate space are specified via the Position3D attached property. Links are rendered as straight lines connecting the 3D node models. By default, nodes always face the camera, unless NodeRotationType is set to None.

Miscellaneous
~ Improved appearance of hatch patterns used to draw frames for several HandlesStyle types.
~ Added support for loading HatchBrush objects from files saved by Windows Forms and ASP.NET versions of the control. Such brushes are implemented using the WPF ImageBrush class, and you can create brushes corresponding to GDI+ HatchStyle patterns using the CreateInstance method of the HatchBrush class.

Registered customers with an active upgrade subscription can download the licensed version from the clients area on our site.
    
A trial version is available for download here: 
https://mindfusion.eu/WpfDiagTrial.zip

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