Error - QML Image: Cannot open: url

Anton1978

Yes, I'm using qt_add_qml_module.
Here's how it's implemented

qt_add_qml_module(appGame01
    URI Game01
    VERSION 1.0
    QML_FILES
        Main.qml
        QML_FILES Game.qml
        QML_FILES
        SOURCES gamecalulate.h gamecalulate.cpp
        QML_FILES
        QML_FILES Dice.qml
        RESOURCES Res.qrc
)

qrc:/qt/qml/pixmap/dice.png. - not worck

GrecKo

Your pixmap might be in qrc://Game01/pixmap/dice.png
What's in Res.qrc?
Also you could see what's in your resources files with the following snippet:

 QDirIterator it(":/", QDirIterator::Subdirectories);
 while (it.hasNext()) 
    qDebug() << it.nextFileInfo();

Anton1978

qrc://Game01/pixmap/dice.png not worck too
Res.qrc - Qt resource file, I added it manually and created a pixmap prefix in it, and later added images to the resource file.

And this code not found dice.png, Res.qrc only.

GrecKo

@Anton1978 said in Error - QML Image: Cannot open: url:

And this code not found dice.png, Res.qrc only.

That's because the RESOURCES parameter in qt_add_qml_module directly adds the listed files to the target's resources. Just list your dice.png here.
If you want to use a .qrc file use the qt_add_resources CMake function.

Anton1978

it works, but I don't understand why?
What's wrong with the resource file?
This works great in QWidget.

and when assembling webassembly, there are no pictures again, although there is no error.
And I really want this to be cross-platform.

GrecKo

@Anton1978 said in Error - QML Image: Cannot open: url:

it works, but I don't understand why?
What's wrong with the resource file?

Because the RESOURCES parameter of qt_add_qml_module needs actual files and will generate the qrc automatically. It's not meant to work with .qrc files. Read the doc.

This works great in QWidget.

I doubt qt_add_qml_module works great with QWidgets.

and when assembling webassembly, there are no pictures again, although there is no error.
And I really want this to be cross-platform.

That's another problem.

Anton1978

Ok, this is strange, but this solves the problem

Anton1978

oh my god, and again

qt_add_resources(appTest05 "res"
    #PREFIX "/res"
    FILES res/cube_001_mesh.mesh res/heaven.png
)

This is what I get - where are the two folders from?
wtf
And in QML

        Model {
            id: cube
            objectName: "Cube"
            rotation: Qt.quaternion(0.707107, -0.707107, 0, 0)
            scale: Qt.vector3d(100, 100, 100)
            source: "qrc://Test05/res/cube_001_mesh.mesh" //it work
            materials: [
                defaultMaterial_material
            ]
        }

and

environment: SceneEnvironment{
            clearColor: "#222222"
            backgroundMode: SceneEnvironment.SkyBox
            lightProbe: Texture{
                source: "qrc:\res\heaven.png" //not worck
                source: "qrc://Test05/Resources/res/heaven.png" //not worck
            }
            probeExposure: 0.75
        }

I really don’t understand - now what?

GrecKo

What's your question? Why would the 2 last urls work?
Do you expext the 3 different versions to work the same?

https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qt-add-resources.html#arguments-of-the-target-based-variant

Anton1978

I wrote three versions to make it clear how I tried to fix this
source: "qrc://Test05/res/heaven.png" - not work to

ankou29666

normally you write ":/path/to/resource" or "qrc:/path/to/ressource".
You should use a single / after qrc: not "qrc://"

Anton1978

surprising, but it turned out to be correct qrc:\res\heaven.png
Why ?