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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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    wrote on last edited by
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    Hi,

    You are just replacing a pointer. That won't automagically replace the original widget by yours.

    You should rather use the promote feature.

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    • SGaistS SGaist

      Hi,

      You are just replacing a pointer. That won't automagically replace the original widget by yours.

      You should rather use the promote feature.

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      JesusM
      wrote on last edited by JesusM
      #3

      @SGaist ok now I added a promote to my class glwindow which is the QopenglWidget class and my app crashes.
      It says :
      0_1559908685844_Captura.PNG
      This is my glwindow.cpp:

      #include "glwindow.h"
      
      glwindow::glwindow(QWidget *parent): QOpenGLWidget (parent)
      {
      
      }
      glwindow::~glwindow()
      {
      
      }
      
      void glwindow::initializeGL()
          {
              // Set up the rendering context, load shaders and other resources, etc.:
             initializeOpenGLFunctions();
             printContextInformation();
             glClearColor(0.5f, 0.5f, 0.5f, 1.0f);
      
             // - Le decimos a OpenGL que tenga en cuenta la profundidad a la hora de dibujar.
             // No tiene por qué ejecutarse en cada paso por el ciclo de eventos.
             glEnable(GL_DEPTH_TEST);
             glDepthFunc(GL_LEQUAL);
          }
      
      void glwindow::paintGL()
      {
             // Draw the scene:
             glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT);
             renderer::getInstance()->dibujar();
      
      }
      
       void glwindow::resizeGL(int w, int h)
       {
           renderer::getInstance()->redimensionarAreaDibujo(w,h);
           window_refresh();
       }
      
       bool glwindow::eventFilter(QObject *obj, QEvent *event)
       {
      
         if (event->type() == QEvent::KeyPress)
         {
           QKeyEvent* keyEvent = static_cast<QKeyEvent*>(event);
      
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Escape)
           {
               this->close();
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_P)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(0);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_W)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(1);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_T)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(2);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_A)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(3);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Z)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(4);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_X)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(5);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_C)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(6);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_V)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoDibujo(7);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_J)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoTextura(false);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_K)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->setModoTextura(true);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_1)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->camaraSiguiente();
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_2)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->camaraAnterior();
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_N)
           {
               float posX, posY, posZ,lookX,lookY,lookZ,fovX;
               std::cout << "Proceso de creacion de una nueva camara virtual" << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Por favor, especifique su posicion en los ejes: " << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Eje X: ";
               std::cin >> posX;
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Eje Y: ";
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cin >> posY;
               std::cout << "Eje Z: ";
               std::cin >> posZ;
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Especifique hacia donde desea mirar: " << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Eje X: ";
               std::cin >> lookX;
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Eje Y: ";
               std::cin >> lookY;
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Eje Z: ";
               std::cin >> lookZ;
               std::cout << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Por ultimo especifique su angulo de vision: " << std::endl;
               std::cout << "Angulo de vision: ";
               std::cin >> fovX;
               renderer::getInstance()->crearCamara(QVector3D(posX, posY, posZ), QVector3D(lookX, lookY, lookZ), fovX);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Alt)
           {
               pan = true;
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Control)
           {
               tilt=true;
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Right)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(TRUCK, 0.3f);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Left)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(TRUCK, -0.3f);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Up)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(CRANE, -0.3f);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_Down)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(BOOM, 0.3f);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_F1)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(DOLLY, -0.3f);
           }
           if(keyEvent->key()==Qt::Key_F2)
           {
               renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(DOLLY, 0.3f);
               std::cout<<"Realizando DOLLY"<<std::endl;
           }
      
           window_refresh();
           return true;
         }
         if (event->type() == QEvent::KeyRelease)
         {
                pan = false;
                tilt = false;
                window_refresh();
                return true;
         }
         if(event->type() == QEvent::MouseButtonPress)
         {
              arrastrar = true;
              window_refresh();
              return true;
         }
         if(event->type() == QEvent::MouseButtonRelease)
         {
              arrastrar = false;
              window_refresh();
              return true;
         }
         if(event->type() == QEvent::Wheel)
         {
             QWheelEvent* wheelEvent = static_cast<QWheelEvent*>(event);
             if(wheelEvent->delta()> 0)
             {
                 renderer::getInstance()->modificarZoom(-2);
             }else
             {
                 renderer::getInstance()->modificarZoom(2);
             }
      
             window_refresh();
             return true;
         }
         if(event->type() == QEvent::MouseMove)
         {
             QMouseEvent* mouseEvent = static_cast<QMouseEvent*>(event);
             int xpos = mouseEvent->x();
             int ypos = mouseEvent->y();
             if (arrastrar)
                  {
                      if (pan)
                      {
                          renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(PAN, (posX - xpos)/2);
                          posX = xpos;
                          posY = ypos;
      
                      }
                      else if (tilt)
                      {
                          renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(TILT, (posY - ypos)/2);
                          posX = xpos;
                          posY = ypos;
      
                      }
                      else
                      {
                          renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(ORBIT_HORIZONTAL, (xpos - posX));
                          renderer::getInstance()->moverCamara(ORBIT_VERTICAL, ((ypos - posY) / 2));
                          posX = xpos;
                          posY = ypos;
                      }
                  }
                  else {
                      posX = xpos;
                      posY = ypos;
                  }
             window_refresh();
             return true;
         }
      
         return QObject::eventFilter(obj, event);
       }
      
       void glwindow::window_refresh()
       {
           renderer::getInstance()->refreshCallback();
           update();
       }
      
       void glwindow::printContextInformation()
       {
         QString glType;
         QString glVersion;
         QString glProfile;
      
         // Get Version Information
         glType = (context()->isOpenGLES()) ? "OpenGL ES" : "OpenGL";
         glVersion = reinterpret_cast<const char*>(glGetString(GL_VERSION));
      
         // Get Profile Information
       #define CASE(c) case QSurfaceFormat::c: glProfile = #c; break
         switch (format().profile())
         {
           CASE(NoProfile);
           CASE(CoreProfile);
           CASE(CompatibilityProfile);
         }
       #undef CASE
      
         // qPrintable() will print our QString w/o quotes around it.
         qDebug() << qPrintable(glType) << qPrintable(glVersion) << "(" << qPrintable(glProfile) << ")";
       }
      
      

      and this is the code of the binding:

      bool shaderProgram::use() {
          // Antes de activar un shader program para su uso, hay que comprobar
           // si se ha creado bien y se ha enlazado bien
          if ((handler) && (linked)) {
              shaderP->bind();
              return true;
          }
          else {
              std::cout << "Cannot use shader program";
              return false;
          }
      }
      

      Without the promote added it works in a different window as you can see in my first post but now I think I have to d something with the context but I dont know what.

      Thanks

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      • SGaistS Offline
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        SGaist
        Lifetime Qt Champion
        wrote on last edited by
        #4

        In that case, let's take another way. Put a layout in your UI and add your OpenGL widget to it. This will likely be simpler in the short run.

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        • SGaistS SGaist

          In that case, let's take another way. Put a layout in your UI and add your OpenGL widget to it. This will likely be simpler in the short run.

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          JesusM
          wrote on last edited by JesusM
          #5

          @SGaist How an I add my OpenGLWIdget to the UI instead of adding an empty one?. I am adding the widgets from here:
          0_1560237605948_Captura.PNG

          It has to be something with the context, I was not using any function related with the context when I hadn't the UI but It seems that now I need to use it and I don't know how.

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            @SGaist How an I add my OpenGLWIdget to the UI instead of adding an empty one?. I am adding the widgets from here:
            0_1560237605948_Captura.PNG

            It has to be something with the context, I was not using any function related with the context when I hadn't the UI but It seems that now I need to use it and I don't know how.

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            jsulm
            Lifetime Qt Champion
            wrote on last edited by
            #6

            @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

            How an I add my OpenGLWIdget to the UI instead of adding an empty one?

            @SGaist suggested to do it in your code manually (not using Designer).

            https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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            • jsulmJ jsulm

              @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

              How an I add my OpenGLWIdget to the UI instead of adding an empty one?

              @SGaist suggested to do it in your code manually (not using Designer).

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              JesusM
              wrote on last edited by
              #7

              @jsulm ok I will try it now.

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              • SGaistS SGaist

                In that case, let's take another way. Put a layout in your UI and add your OpenGL widget to it. This will likely be simpler in the short run.

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                JesusM
                wrote on last edited by
                #8

                @SGaist ok, It works but it creates the widget at the bottom:
                0_1560240438164_Captura.PNG

                and I need to have it on the left side, as I had it before creating it manually:
                0_1560240464315_captura2.PNG
                This is my hierarchy (with the empty QOpenGLWidget):
                0_1560240518121_Captura3.PNG
                I added the widget to the centralWidget which has a grid layout. With the Qt Designer I just needed to drag my widget to the left margin to move it to the left but now I can't do it as I created the widget by code.

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                • J JesusM

                  @SGaist ok, It works but it creates the widget at the bottom:
                  0_1560240438164_Captura.PNG

                  and I need to have it on the left side, as I had it before creating it manually:
                  0_1560240464315_captura2.PNG
                  This is my hierarchy (with the empty QOpenGLWidget):
                  0_1560240518121_Captura3.PNG
                  I added the widget to the centralWidget which has a grid layout. With the Qt Designer I just needed to drag my widget to the left margin to move it to the left but now I can't do it as I created the widget by code.

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                  jsulm
                  Lifetime Qt Champion
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #9

                  @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

                  I added the widget to the centralWidget

                  You should add it to the layout at desired position.

                  https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                  • jsulmJ jsulm

                    @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

                    I added the widget to the centralWidget

                    You should add it to the layout at desired position.

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                    JesusM
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #10

                    @jsulm this is the layout where I want to add it. I had the QOpenGLWidget in that layout and it was ok as you can see in the second image.

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                    • J JesusM

                      @jsulm this is the layout where I want to add it. I had the QOpenGLWidget in that layout and it was ok as you can see in the second image.

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                      jsulm
                      Lifetime Qt Champion
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #11

                      @JesusM I'm a bit lost now. You should remove that QOpenGLWidget you added in the Designer and instead add one via code and insert it in same layout.

                      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                      • jsulmJ jsulm

                        @JesusM I'm a bit lost now. You should remove that QOpenGLWidget you added in the Designer and instead add one via code and insert it in same layout.

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                        JesusM
                        wrote on last edited by JesusM
                        #12

                        @jsulm I think I didn't explain myself well, sorry. The hierarchy that I posted is before I added the QOpenGLWidget by code, just to show you where I had it added. When I added it by code I removed that component from the Qt Designer so, now, my hierarchy in the Qt Designer hasn't got that component.

                        I added this code to the constructor of my UI to add the QOpenGLWidget:

                        QSurfaceFormat format;
                            format.setDepthBufferSize(24);
                            format.setStencilBufferSize(8);
                            format.setVersion(4, 1);
                            format.setProfile(QSurfaceFormat::CoreProfile);
                            QSurfaceFormat::setDefaultFormat(format);
                        
                            glwindow *ventana = new glwindow();
                            ventana->setFormat(format);
                            ventana->show();
                            ventana->setMouseTracking(true);
                            ventana->installEventFilter(ventana);
                            std::cout<<"Ventana lanzada"<<std::endl;
                            ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana);
                        

                        This code add the QOpenGLWidget but at the bottom of the grid layout.

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                        • J JesusM

                          @jsulm I think I didn't explain myself well, sorry. The hierarchy that I posted is before I added the QOpenGLWidget by code, just to show you where I had it added. When I added it by code I removed that component from the Qt Designer so, now, my hierarchy in the Qt Designer hasn't got that component.

                          I added this code to the constructor of my UI to add the QOpenGLWidget:

                          QSurfaceFormat format;
                              format.setDepthBufferSize(24);
                              format.setStencilBufferSize(8);
                              format.setVersion(4, 1);
                              format.setProfile(QSurfaceFormat::CoreProfile);
                              QSurfaceFormat::setDefaultFormat(format);
                          
                              glwindow *ventana = new glwindow();
                              ventana->setFormat(format);
                              ventana->show();
                              ventana->setMouseTracking(true);
                              ventana->installEventFilter(ventana);
                              std::cout<<"Ventana lanzada"<<std::endl;
                              ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana);
                          

                          This code add the QOpenGLWidget but at the bottom of the grid layout.

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                          jsulm
                          Lifetime Qt Champion
                          wrote on last edited by
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                          @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

                          ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana);

                          You don't specify where exactly you want this widget to be in the layout. Take a look at https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qgridlayout.html#addWidget

                          https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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                          • jsulmJ jsulm

                            @JesusM said in Can't link QOpenGLWidget into a Form:

                            ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana);

                            You don't specify where exactly you want this widget to be in the layout. Take a look at https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qgridlayout.html#addWidget

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                            JesusM
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #14

                            @jsulm all the values I have tried make my program crash. I think I don't understand well how to use the addWidget function.
                            I tried all of this:

                            ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,0,0); // This doesn't crash but the widget is still at the bottom;
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,1,0); //Same here
                            //From here all make my program crash.
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,0,1);
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,1,1);
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,0,0, Qt::AlignLeft);
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,0,1, Qt::AlignLeft);
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,1,0, Qt::AlignLeft);
                                ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,1,1, Qt::AlignLeft);
                            
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                              wrote on last edited by
                              #15

                              I found the solution. I had to set the QSizePolicy of my widget and then place the widget at the top-left side:

                                  ventana->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::MinimumExpanding,QSizePolicy::Expanding);
                                  ui->gridLayout->addWidget(ventana,0,0);
                              

                              0_1560257501850_Captura.PNG

                              Thanks all for helping :)

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