Improved support for writing games using Qt
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Would you be interested in sharing some of that lower level portability-related code? It might be an idea that those of us interested in writing (or porting) Qt-based games could cooperate on a low-level Qt game library to work around some of Qt's shortcomings in this area.
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I'm not sure if I understand the concept of the thread here, but for the first week using QT Creator, I've got more than enough to make games. I imported three different game engines and rendering tools. My focus are AI routines and character development. For that, the IDE has to be able to simulate the game during debugging, and so far it works, better than I thought, since we are dealing with GDB.
Where ever QT want to go, I hope they keep up the good work and stay flexible in being cross platform and enhance the debugger further. A fly-out window would be nice to have, so I can compare logs quicker. We've got many game makers (engines). You can pick one up for $0 to $100k, or more, and none have a debugging device, they must think all programmers are perfect. A good debugger, that gives intelligent data about threads, stacks, pointers, variables, function call backs and what not, well, how many are available? - Just my opinion, if of topic ignore or delete. Thanks :D
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Hello Johannes!
There are a lot of engines around. All I can do is state how I selected mine. Make a list of the essential features you need, and Google with those key words. The result for me was Irrlicht, Ogre and Misfit 3D. Those could be completely useless for other people, but is exactly what I need right now.If you're serious about making a game and got a team, my pick is then the Havok sets of tools. Halo is good sample game, on what the SDK can do. This is very much proprietary, but compared to my neighbour's hobbies still a bargain, and I can play it year around. :D
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Hi,
I have good experiences combining Qt with other libraries as well.
Right now I'm working on a project involving Qt and Irrlicht and, although it took some time to get everything right and good-looking, it works.As far as i know there also have been projects combining Qt and Ogre, but I have no experience with that.
Nevertheless I think for mobile platforms it probably isn't that easy. So here might be potential for extending Qt.
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Ah, another Irrlicht user! Great! :D Speaking of Ogre – it does have support for iPhone build in. And you can use Ogre with Irrlicht by incorporating their classes into it. Topped with a superior IDE like QT Creator, the sky is the limit. I can't get over it how good this IDE turns out to be. - I have not touched the QT mobile set, yet, judging by how they made the main IDE, it's probably flexible enough to make a simple port into it, but if they have room to make more simple, why not? :)
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[quote author="evelynz8735" date="1289466057"]
[quote author="Johannes Kleimola" date="1277375306"]Andreas wrote a nice "blog(blog)":http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2009/09/16/improved-support-for-writing-games-using-qt/ with the above topic and triggered a lot of comments and ideas from people. I wonder if that discussion is still pounding in the back heads of trolls or if it was silently buried to deepest of dungeons?[/quote]Thanks you for the post.
Hi guys, Im a newbie. Nice to join this forum.
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Seems to be a spam - why would someone link to watch movies online here?
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Simply ignore spam, and better not quote the actual post, thus the moderators can make a clean sweap when they've got a moment.
Anyway, back to the topic, I just made a remake of Tetris on my very own phone. All I can say, thank you Nokia! :D Now back to learning the controls, it's different than a Joystick :D but it is exciting!
