Hi Jeremy,

Help is at hand, but it'll mean that you'll need to move to the latest
development version of the OSG, rather than 1.2.

In SVN (we've just moved from CVS to SVN) we have a new viewer
library, and one of its goals is to make it much easier to integrate
with 3rd party windowing toolkits such as Qt:

 http://www.openscenegraph.org/index.php?page=Tasks.OsgViewer

There are a number of windowing toolkits that we've done basic
integration with so far, and this includes QT.  See the
osgsimpleviewer* examples.

The simpleviewer examples as just that, based on a SimpleViewer class,
my plan is to extend the support so that these 3rd party windowing
toolkit can also work with the more powerful Viewer and Composite
classes found in osgViewer.  Integration will be very straight forward
- simply use a GraphicsWindowQT rather than QGLWidget.  All the event
adaption will be done for you.

Robert.

On 2/19/07, Jeremy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm new to OpenSceneGraph and I'm having a hard to
time finding relevant documentation (or tutorials) on
the topic of interfacing a windowing toolkit to osg.
I would like to use Trolltech's QT as the gui, and
still make use of OSG.  I found that I'm to write a
GUIEventAdapter and GUIActionAdapter (part of the
osgGA namespace).  But since I'm new to OSG, this
seems a bit obfuscated.

I would appreciate any help or useful information.
For instance, any examples implementing GLUT, QT, etc
would be helpful.

Thanks,
pseudosig



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