@JonB that answer is from 5 years ago, I had read it but had hopes something had changed.

So the answer is still NO.

@fcarney Thankyou for the prompt reply, your solution does solve my problem.

Solved it by adding the line

qputenv("QT_STYLE_OVERRIDE","Material");

in main.cpp

@Wieland thanks !!! for the answer.

@pra7 said in QML SwipeView is covering entire window:

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That's cool. This solution you came up with is perfect.

I think then I need to use png-files instead. Even though that is exhausting - as the app works on other platforms. So I need to create png's just for iOS. But that's the way it goes...

Thank you very much for helping me!

If anyone has an idea on how to use the svg's I'll be happy to hear about it :).

@jpnurmi Thanks for the reply. This bad news. I think I need find another way for solve my problem. I'll let you know about any progress in this.

Hi,

The module being pretty new, I'd recommend posting that question on the interest mailing list. You'll find there Qt3D maintainers/developers. (This forum is more user oriented)

I think I found the answer. I missed this very important sentence:

"Some of the described features are only available in the commercial version of Qt Creator."

I bet that's it.

Thanks - The code from RamK is the solution.

control. ... is the crux.

Best regards
Harry

Hi @hongquan,
Yes width is the exact property. Are you sure something other is not affecting the it ?