Dotnet by Example

Motto: "Talk is cheap, show me the code!"

This blog attempts to be a collection of how-to examples in the Microsoft software stack - things that may take forever to find out, especially for the beginner. I see it as my way to return something to the Microsoft community in exchange for what I learned from it.

21 February 2017

A generic toggle component for HoloLens apps

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Intro The following scenario is one I have seen a lot of times – the user taps on a UI element, and then it and/or a couple of elements nee...
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11 February 2017

A behaviour for dynamically loading and applying image textures in HoloLens apps

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Intro After two nearly code-less posts it’s time for something more code-heavy, although it’s still out of my ordinary mode of operation: i...
03 February 2017

Using a HoloLens scanned room inside your HoloLens app

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HoloLens can interact with reality – that’s why it’s a mixed reality device, after all. The problem is, sometimes, the reality you need is n...
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31 January 2017

Scanning physical objects with an Xbox One Kinect to use as Holograms in HoloLens

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Intro There are several demos out there that show obviously scanned models of people or physical objects used in HoloLens applications. I ...
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25 January 2017

Manipulating Holograms (move, scale, rotate) by gestures

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Intro This tutorial will show you how to manipulate (move, rotate and scale) Holograms by using gestures. It uses speech commands to chang...
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18 January 2017

Dragging holograms with gaze and tapping them in place on a surface

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Intro Simply put – what I was trying to do create is the effect of what you get in the – in the meantime good old – Holograms app: when you...
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28 December 2016

Unity 5.5/HoloLens: AudioPluginMsHRTF.dll has failed the AppContainerCheck check

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All right, so I was finally past a couple of deadlines with paid HoloLens apps and was ready to take the plunge to update my app AMS HoloATC...
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Joost van Schaik
Amersfoort, Netherlands
pronounced as: 'Yoast van Schaik'.

Senior Developer / Software Architect, Windows Development MVP.
Mixed Reality, HoloLens, Unity, C#, Xamarin, .NET.
Rogue R&D hacker.
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