QtBridge for gimp?
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@t.h.c
I still sadly have no idea what you talk about or what you mean.
can you provide a link to the "QtBridge for photshop" ?@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
I still sadly have no idea what you talk about or what you mean.
can you provide a link to the "QtBridge for photshop" ?http://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/06/26/qt-design-studio-the-new-age-of-ui-development/
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@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
I still sadly have no idea what you talk about or what you mean.
can you provide a link to the "QtBridge for photshop" ?http://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/06/26/qt-design-studio-the-new-age-of-ui-development/
Ahh, the new 3D Studio.
Sorry for my denseness.
Completely miss the Photoshop name there.Sadly there is no support for gimp yet,
but there seems to be a hope for later support."but we are planning to support other graphic design tools in the future."
https://blog.qt.io/blog/2018/10/25/qt-design-studio-1-0-released/ -
@t.h.c
Hi
You should check out export from gimp to photoshop. (psd)
Layers should be supported now, so maybe you can do the actual design
in gimp and export to pdf, then add extra info in photoshop and
export to Qt 3D.@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Hi
You should check out export from gimp to photoshop. (psd)
Layers should be supported now, so maybe you can do the actual design
in gimp and export to pdf, then add extra info in photoshop and
export to Qt 3D.Well i,was looking at qml exporter but it's outdated for gimp
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@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Hi
You should check out export from gimp to photoshop. (psd)
Layers should be supported now, so maybe you can do the actual design
in gimp and export to pdf, then add extra info in photoshop and
export to Qt 3D.Well i,was looking at qml exporter but it's outdated for gimp
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@t.h.c
Im not sure that exporter is related to whats exported to Qt 3D in photoshop at all.
But good idea never the less to try. -
@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Im not sure that exporter is related to whats exported to Qt 3D in photoshop at all.
But good idea never the less to try.whats the difference in Qt 3d and Qt Creator besides 3d
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@t.h.c
Hi
I mean the difference between the 2 exporters.
The 3d editor/gui builder is very different from Creator. -
@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Hi
I mean the difference between the 2 exporters.
The 3d editor/gui builder is very different from Creator.so can you use qt3d scenes inside qtcreator or viceversa?
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@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Not as far as i know its a separate editor.i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
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@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Not as far as i know its a separate editor.i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
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@mrjj said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c
Not as far as i know its a separate editor.i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
@t.h.c said in QtBridge for gimp?:
i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
How would you like to use the imported 3D scenes?
You can use Qt Creator to write C++/QML code that uses your 3D models/textures/assets, but you cannot use Qt Creator to edit the 3D models/textures/assets
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@t.h.c said in QtBridge for gimp?:
i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
How would you like to use the imported 3D scenes?
You can use Qt Creator to write C++/QML code that uses your 3D models/textures/assets, but you cannot use Qt Creator to edit the 3D models/textures/assets
@JKSH said in QtBridge for gimp?:
@t.h.c said in QtBridge for gimp?:
i mean like import 3d scenes into qt creator
How would you like to use the imported 3D scenes?
You can use Qt Creator to write C++/QML code that uses your 3D models/textures/assets, but you cannot use Qt Creator to edit the 3D models/textures/assets
ok so i design 3d models inside qt 3d instead then import em to creator
