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Embedding Unity in Windows application
How to embed unity in my windows form? or rather how to use unity3d classes in my windows application developed in visual studio in order to render 3d objects?
Answer by jashan · Dec 21, 2009 at 11:56 AM
This has been covered in: Is it possible to start Unity from a C# project ?
As Lucas pointed out: The possibility that's available is using the Unity Webplayer ActiveX control - but it's a non-documented and non-supported solution, so "use at your own risk" and be aware of its limitations.
Another question to the same subject was: Is it possible to build a standalone .net application that link UnityEngine.dll
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Answer by Lucas Meijer 1 · Dec 21, 2009 at 08:12 AM
I'm not sure how much success people have with this, but you could try taking the Unity webplayer activex control, and embedding that. You're likely to experience some friction along the way, but as a first thing to try, I would try this.