@Faruq
QML (using Canvas element) and QtQWidgets (using QPainter in combination with QPainterPath) is capable of drawing such things.
In either way it's all about the math and doing the calculations of each shape (arcs, lines, texts, ...)
The bottom image is rather easy. Yyou just need to calculate the translation along the x-axis based on your input values which make up the direction.

I got to know that there is no such API to set Screen orientation in QT for windows and thus I used windows API for locking app Orientation, following is the code :

Just copy paste below code in main.cpp:

#include <Windows.h> typedef enum ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE { ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_NONE = 0x0, ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_LANDSCAPE = 0x1, ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_PORTRAIT = 0x2, ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_LANDSCAPE_FLIPPED = 0x4, ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_PORTRAIT_FLIPPED = 0x8 } ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE; typedef BOOL (WINAPI *pSDARP)(ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE orientation); pSDARP pARP; pARP = (pSDARP) GetProcAddress( GetModuleHandle(TEXT("user32.dll")), "SetDisplayAutoRotationPreferences"); if( pARP ){ pARP( (ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE)(ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_LANDSCAPE | ORIENTATION_PREFERENCE_LANDSCAPE_FLIPPED ) ); }

For more information please refer : Handling Windows Auto-rotate feature in your application Hope it helps others .

Hi! Would be great if you could put together a minimal example to reproduce this and then file a bug report at bugreports.qt.io :-)

@SGaist Thank you so much, it's my first time with mobile and I'm still working it out. It worked perfectly, and also thank you for answering so quickly!

He should have tried to submit it to code review