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.

05 September 2018

Getting a quick Mixed Reality log file from someone else's computer or HoloLens

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When the **** hits the fan A quick tip this time, born from necessity. I guess we've all been here - you make a perfectly working Mixed ...
08 August 2018

Auto word wrapping a text to fit before a backdrop pane in Mixed Reality apps

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Intro As Mixed Reality in general and HoloLens apps in particular become more mainstream, so they become ever more complex, and this refle...
18 July 2018

An advanced gaze-following behaviour to place objects on top or in front of obstructions (and scale if necessary)

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Intro In my previous post I described some complicated calculations using a BoxCastAll to determine how to place a random object on top or ...
13 July 2018

Calculate Mixed Reality object locations on top or in front of obstructions using BoxCastAll

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Intro It was quite difficult to name this article. Usually I try to find a title that more or less describes a good search term that I used ...
13 June 2018

Measuring user movement in Mixed Reality apps

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Intro For a business HoloLens app I am currently developing - as well as for my app Walk the World - I needed a way to see if a user is mo...
30 May 2018

Simple way to prevent an unintended double tap in Mixed Reality apps

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This is an easy and simple tip, but one that I use in almost every Mixed Reality app at one point. It’s mostly applicable to HoloLens : esp...
21 May 2018

Developing in Unity for Windows Mixed Reality without having to unplug your device all the time

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A very simple but potentially quite a big time saving tip this time. Typically, when you are developing for Windows Mixed Reality , you spen...
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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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Most likely place to find me: in front of a keyboard.
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