Hi
After checking the qt source code, I found that I have to explicit set the
camera in View3D:
camera: OrthographicCamera{ id: mainCamera z: 300 }
Now it works
CheersJoãoEm quinta-feira, 10 de junho de 2021 18:45:29 GMT+1, joao morgado
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In my case I will keep local state contained inside, not individual
buses, but I see your point.
I actually much prefer Qt's API to the C++ standard library, so I don't
see the avoidance of Qt as a benefit, if anything it's a disadvantage. I
build all my C++ programs in Qt. I also love the
Hi
I'm trying to pick a custom model in quick3D, the model is QQuick3DGeometry
based with 4 vertexs with primitive TriangleStrip (basically I'm simulating a
line with width).
Picking works with regular Models (Sphere, Cube, ...) but fails with my custom
model.
IIRC picking is still not
> On 10 Jun 2021, at 12:55, Turtle Creek Software
> wrote:
>
> We have a QTableWidget with cells containing our QWidget subclasses. One of
> them adds a temporary popup menu button and a scrolling list when clicked.
>
> They display OK, but clicking on them falls through to the cell widget
Hi Alexander,
What file is the Warning at the top referring to? My bet would be
utils.h or utils.cpp? Does this problem ever occur for this large
project without the warning appearing?
If the problem tends to occur with files that have just been saved, then
maybe the code scanner can't
We have a QTableWidget with cells containing our QWidget subclasses. One
of them adds a temporary popup menu button and a scrolling list when
clicked.
They display OK, but clicking on them falls through to the cell widget
behind them. raise() didn't help.
We can intercept all clicks and figure
Hello,
Why can it be? This happens in large projects.
An example:
Utils.cpp is opened. I right clicked PersistentStatsJsonName and chose
"Find References to Symbol under cursor". Here you can see that it has
failed to find the reference in this opened utils.cpp file.