Qt 3d example error
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@kshegunov hie you are right, and now i did change the header file that is #include Qt3DRender::QBuffer to Qt3DCore::QBuffer and few errors got solved which where related to undefined error, but there are few errors which im not understanding how to solve. i will attach the image below, if anyone could help me out to resolve would be grateful and indeed helpful
@RUXX There is no VertexBuffer in that class anymore. Check https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qt3dcore-qbuffer.html#QBuffer and adjust your code accordingly.
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@kshegunov hie you are right, and now i did change the header file that is #include Qt3DRender::QBuffer to Qt3DCore::QBuffer and few errors got solved which where related to undefined error, but there are few errors which im not understanding how to solve. i will attach the image below, if anyone could help me out to resolve would be grateful and indeed helpful
I think they dropped the distinction, so now you have just buffers whose meaning is determined by the way they're bound.
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can anyone tell me where can i modify things in my code to resolve the above errors. i did go through the link provided by @jsulm but i couldn't understand where to modify things. It would really be helpful if someone can help me out in this.
@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
can anyone tell me where can i modify things in my code to resolve the above errors
The error messages actually tell you the exact file and line number. And from the error message and the link I gave you it should be clear that it is about the Qt3DCore::QBuffer constructor. So, simply check how the constructor looks like now (in the link I gave you) and change the code accordingly. Hint: you need to remove the VertexBuffer parameter from the constructor call...
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@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
can anyone tell me where can i modify things in my code to resolve the above errors
The error messages actually tell you the exact file and line number. And from the error message and the link I gave you it should be clear that it is about the Qt3DCore::QBuffer constructor. So, simply check how the constructor looks like now (in the link I gave you) and change the code accordingly. Hint: you need to remove the VertexBuffer parameter from the constructor call...
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@jsulm thank you for providing solution but when i tried the solution as per you mentioned I'm getting total of 90 errors that looks something like this,
@RUXX So, did you add (like the documentation shows, which you should consult)
#include <Qt3DCore/QBuffer>to cubesphere.cpp?
And please if you post errors always post them as text, not pictures. And always post the very first error message.
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@RUXX So, did you add (like the documentation shows, which you should consult)
#include <Qt3DCore/QBuffer>to cubesphere.cpp?
And please if you post errors always post them as text, not pictures. And always post the very first error message.
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@jsulm yes i have included <Qt3DCore/ QBuffer> in .cpp file.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused, i will keep it in mind while posting errors.@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
yes i have included <Qt3DCore/ QBuffer> in .cpp file
Does it work now or did you already include it before and it does not build?
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@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
yes i have included <Qt3DCore/ QBuffer> in .cpp file
Does it work now or did you already include it before and it does not build?
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@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
The errors are given below: ....\projects\cubespheretextures\src\cubesphere.cpp:58: error: C2065: 'VertexBuffer': undeclared identifier
This was already explained before, I will not repeat the explanation...
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@RUXX said in Qt 3d example error:
The errors are given below: ....\projects\cubespheretextures\src\cubesphere.cpp:58: error: C2065: 'VertexBuffer': undeclared identifier
This was already explained before, I will not repeat the explanation...
