Hi,
The API for this has changed a little in 5.6. The geometric data is now
contained in one or more QBuffer objects and is referenced by one or
more QAttributes that describe the data layout in the buffers. The
QAttributes are rendered by adding them to a QGeometryRenderer component.
You can either update the above objects on the main thread and call
update() or as before you can also use a functor to have the backend
generate the dynamic data.
Cheers,
Sean
On 10/10/2015 17:09, Jeremy wrote:
I want to use Qt3d in a situation that involves dynamic runtime
changes of geometric data on the application side.
What is the best way to dynamically change a mesh for an entity?
I'd rather do all this on the C++ side, but QMesh doesn't seem to
provide an API for changing the mesh data.
I looked at some other examples of making a custom QAbstractMesh class
and QAbstractMeshFunctor. It looks like I could possibly make a custom
mesh type to do what I need but I have a question. If I keep a
reference to the QMeshDataPtr that I make from the functor, can I
simply modify the mesh data whenever I want and the entities that
reference it will update automatically?
Thanks
Jeremy
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