Qt Design Studio

@BVladimir
People another question is how can quickWidget itself be made transparent and the elements inside it so that they are not transparent how can this be achieved?

do you know how it can be done?

can you help me with this please

@agelo1995
I don't know Flutter, but I will just say that "modern-looking" or "swishy" look & feel might be better if you try Qt's QML rather than widgets for your application.

Also:
https://forum.qt.io/topic/144098/qt-design-studio-python
https://forum.qt.io/topic/144412/python-for-qt-design-studio
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64188695/can-i-export-ui-file-from-qt-design-studio

You could use ApplicationWindow in the App.qml file that defines the main entry point fo your application.
In this case the wysiwyg editor will not support the file anymore, but since it only contains boiler plate code, this should not be an issue.

Hi,

The color depends on the Qt Quick Controls style that is choosen in the wizard.
You can e.g. change the style from Basic to Material or Universal also afterwards in the statusbar of Qt Design Studio 4.0.

Hi,

The connection editor is in the context menu, if you right click and not in the drop down menu.
Right clicking in the row should give you the context menu.

The errors you are encountering suggest that there is a problem with the location attribute in your vertex shader. In OpenGL, the location attribute specifies the index of a vertex attribute in the shader program, and it should be unique for each attribute.

In your case, it seems that two vertex attributes are using the same location (location 16), which is causing the conflict. To resolve this issue, you should check your vertex shader code and ensure that each attribute has a unique location specified.

One way to do this is to explicitly specify the location for each attribute in the shader code, like this:

layout(location = 0) in vec3 vertexPosition;
layout(location = 1) in vec3 vertexNormal;
layout(location = 2) in vec2 vertexTexCoord;
layout(location = 3) in vec4 vertexTangent;

Then, you should update your QtDesign code to match the specified locations for each vertex attribute in the shader.

If the issue persists, you could also try checking if there are any conflicting locations specified in the QtDesign Studio UI.

Also, you may want to ensure that you are using the correct version of the shader language in your shader code. The code you provided uses version 330 core, which should work for most modern OpenGL implementations.

@sierdzio thanks for the answer!

@Vikas-Pachdha
hello Vikas-Pachdha. With a new license, that issue has been resolved. It was a enterprise license, but I don't know why the bridge didn't connect. Thank you so much for kindly letting me know. have a good day : )

@Chronal said in ActiveX Control Grayed Out:

Unfortunately, ActiveX controls are not supported in Qt

Wrong. https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qt-activex.html

@Chronal said in Is the generated code from this designer also licensed under GPL-2.0?:

The Qt Company has stated that all code generated from the Qt Designer is licensed under the GPL 2.0

Where?

Build the dev branch from here and it will give the dynamic QtQuick.Studio.Effects library which can be cross compiled.

I don't think it is possible to get rid of the extra padding. It is possibly by default there.
I think you can reduce the size to get the required field. Try setting it to a negative value.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

Sounds like a bug, you should rather report that to the bug tracker. This is a user forum.

@SethMacMaroon hello, i also ave problem with Mac OS and qt, the qtdesigner always asking to access my documents, and qtdesign Studio have an error with kit and I can’t solve it.

Are you following a tuto of Wanderson on YouTube ? 😂

@CKurdu said in What is the limitations if I don't use ui files.:

I can use the graphical editor also. Do you mean I will not be able to use it in the future?

The graphical editor requires you to keep them as *.ui.qml files

As far as I know this is the only report of such an issue.
The only reason for this I can think of is the update from Qt 6.3 to Qt 6.4. Qt Design Studio 3.9 now uses Qt 6.4, but there is as mentioned no known issue related to this.
The changes to the welcome page itself were quite minimal and should not be triggered on startup.
Did disabling the Welcome plugin solve this issue?

Maybe this is related to the download of the latest example thumbnails. You can disable this by adding this to your qtdesignstudio.ini file:

QML/Designer/EnableWelcomePageDownload= false

@JKSH said in At startup, the entire program window is covered with green lines.:

Is your default GPU an Intel one? Intel integrated GPUs are known to cause various problems, especially when combined with a dedicated NVIDIA/AMD GPU (for example: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69538 )

Yes, that was exactly the problem. I also updated the intel graphic drivers. In this case, the nVidia panel settings are not required.