Use a SequentialAnimation and put a PauseAnimation in it first, with a duration depending on the index of the delegate.

use splash widget?
https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qsplashscreen.html

@Chris-Kawa Noted thank you. Now it compiles without errors. I think I need to read a bit about newer c++...

@T_e_d_d_y nice,

Actually you don't even need the Connections object

model:GameBoardModel{ onPlacementChanged : {} }

@incam https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qpropertyanimation.html

To do this what can be done put a QtTimer in onMouseRelease ( when left mouse is released the zoom is done ). Set the timer for the chart.animationDuration() and then when timer is finished have the callback so chart.setSeriesAnimation( NoAnimation)

The animation on qtchart really slows things down even if chart is not updating. It looks good when doing zoom so keep it for that but turn off when zoom finished.

Hi and welcome to devnet,

You have to give more information about your setup.

What device are you going to use ?
What version of Qt ?
What Linux distribution ?
What graphical backend ?

@dv__ said in QML animations with dynamic content:

Also, just out of curiosity, in a more generic case (say, some arbitrary, non-grid arrangement), would my approach make sense? I suppose I could still use ListModel in this case, but the arrangement would have to be done manually, not with an existing view.

To do this I'd use a raw Item container with a Repeater and manual positioning in the delegates.

@Mark81
forget what i said, this wasn't correct. sorry.

In the Transition object you should fill the "from" and "to" porperties with names of the states.
So you need a transition from state to state.

https://forum.qt.io/post/561514 Please Solve this bug also related to this

Hi @p3c0 ,

thank you tor you trick!!

I tried, and it works!!!

Hi Buttnik,

Thanks for the help, it does exactly what I was looking for.