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Qt3D

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Any chance of using Qt3D in Cascades? I know we can't use QGLView, Widgets, QtQuick, and I know we can use OpenGL in a foreign window. I was wondering whether it would be possible to use the lower level Qt3D classes in a foreign window?

 

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Re: Qt3D

Well, I don't think so but let me dig into that internally and come back to you asap
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Re: Qt3D

As Cascades does not use the Qt rendering engine there is no guarantee that Qt3D will work. Anway QtQuick modules cannot be mixed with a Cascades.
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Re: Qt3D

More info on Qt3D classes.  Although it is not currently avaialbe out of the box from NDK, dev teams are looking into providing a way how the Qt rendering engine could use a Cascades Foreign Window. In theory it should be possible...

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Re: Qt3D

Any progress on this?

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