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Figure on the back of the WPF window

I have a rather unusual question: does anyone know if it is possible to draw something on the back of a WPF window?

Typically, people create controls or draw images on the front of a WPF window. However, I would like to draw things on the back. Here is an image taken with Snoop . Snoop has the functionality of viewing a WPF application in 3D. Using the so-called Zoomer , you can look out the window. enter image description here

I would like to either draw an image or put a control so that you can see it using the Zoomer snoop function on the back of the application.

Has anyone understood how this can be done?

Thanks Christian

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There is no downside.

What most applications do is simply replace the control / window with another as soon as it rotates 90 degrees.

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