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I've recently chosen to pursue the possibility of using SFML in a WPF control. I've heard about something relating to the WindowsFormsHost class, in that I should render to a Win32 window and use the aforementioned class to display that in a WPF element. I read there were serious issues regarding speed related to that method, so I was wondering if there is any other way to render SFML to a WPF element.

My language of choice is Visual C#, which, of course, uses the .NET framework.