> I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but if you can't find a library for 
> it, it might be quicker to put one together yourself. It looks like you're 
> not trying to do anything especially complex, so it shouldn't take that 
> long I guess.

Yup, if you just want to throw a few 3D lines and points on the screen, 
rotate in realtime in 3D, and you're in .net anyway, then just used managed 
Direct3D (reference the Microsoft.DirectX.* assemblies).  There are plenty 
of tutorials online to get you started.

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