@chrisadams I think so, I ended up reacting to a signal (from the collection of 'machines') instead of using a timer and I don't have an issue anymore!
@RockAndCode Since you have slices of Images ( assuming which indicates progress at different stages) then you can set them using Image elements source property periodically.
I had created a circular progress bar not using Images but painting them using QQuickPaintedItem. May be it can be helpful for your work. It is here.
Hi,
The Qt Quick Compiler being a Licensed Feature, you should try to contact the Qt Company directly through your Qt Account page. You can also try the interest mailing list
@Trikrista
How to speed up the animation when changing currentIndex?
You can use positionViewAtIndex.
How change currentIndex when scrolling the mouse?
Use wheel even to get mouse scroll events. Then you have to find out if it goes up or down. It can be done using wheel.angleDelta.y. Scrolldown will give negative values. Then you have to just increment or decrement currentIndex depending on it.
MouseArea {
anchors.fill: parent
onWheel: console.log(wheel.angleDelta.y)
}
Thanks !
Since you've got the information, can you please update the thread title prepending [solved] so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)