Flexible Surface Effect

Hello Leonardo Côco, thank you for your 5 stars rating.

it would be better if we could just drag and drop objects in the surface.

anyway it's a very nice job.

Hi Luiz,

thank you for your feedback.

You CAN use drag 

Upps ... my comment was cut off ... so once again:

Hi Luiz,

thank you for your feedback.

You CAN use drag 

Next try ...

Hi Luiz,

thank you for your feedback.

You CAN use drag and drop with Flexible Surface Effect. I made another sample contribution here at the Expression Gallery in which I combined the Flexible Surface Effect with drag and drop interactivity:

http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/en-us/DADFSESL4

Futhermore you can download a case study for the Flexible Surface with "Silver Soccer", also here at the Expression Gallery:

http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/en-us/SSCSSESL4

The possible scenarios for Flexible Surface Effect are not limited to drag and drop. "Silver Soccer" demostrates that. Basically there are NO LIMITATIONS for an implementaion of the Flexible Surface!

On my Blog 

http://blogs.windowsclient.net/silverlaw/default.aspx) 

you will find Part 1 of a tutorial that describes the basics about Flexible Surface. The next tutorials parts will cover amongst other drag and drop in detail, implementation with Buttons, TextBoxes, CheckBoxes, UI tips etc. 

Last but NOT least you can implement Flexible Surface also in WPF 4:

http://gallery.expression.microsoft.com/en-us/FSEWPF4

Best regards,
Martin

One word: 
AWESOME!!!

very cool effect

Hi upupto,

thank you for your feedback.

Best regards,
Martin

Ok you outdid yourself on this one. This seriously rocks.

Very cool  ;-)

Hi ADefwebserver and wisecarver,

thank you for your feedback!

Best regards,
Martin

I look forward to be able to add click and drag functionality to this!

Hi sarjan,

thank you for your feedback.

I already did the coding for some basic input / interactive controls, e.g. Button, TextBox, CheckBox etc. I am not yet finished with testing all controls but it works fine for those I have already tested. 

I am going to make a seperate contribution in the next few days. Maybe also with drag and drop :-) 

Best regards,
Martin