Hi Jeremy,

Qt as the application's "encompassing" GUI or are you going to use Qt
somehow to also create GUI widgets in your GL scene? I've seen a lot of
traffic about this lately and have begun to wonder if I'm
misunderstanding. :)

Yeah, in my case I'll have a widget in my app that does OSG, and other widgets that do the GUI outside of the OpenGL scene (strictly 2D GUI widgets in the windowing system - geez, being unambiguous is hard work :-) ). Think 3D Studio Max or something like that, with subwindows that you can dock into the main window, etc.

I've also seen people saying they're using Qt to draw widgets inside their OpenGL scene, it's intriguing but a) I have no need for that yet, and b) by the time I have that need, I expect osgWidget to be fully developed :-)

Sorry for the confusion,

J-S
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