How many games based on Qt are there?
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I've submitted Qt apps to Ovi Store. It's not that painful.
Using NokiaQtSDK + QtCreator 2.1
The newest Qt-Creator does that pkg stuff (in your link) for you.You do all the setup when you Create New Project. You choose SmartInstaller. Then you choose a UID that Nokia gave you. Then you put in the developer key/cert that Nokia gave you.
Then you just write your app, hit compile. It's done.
Make new content on publish.ovi.com. Fill in meta-data, upload .sis file.
It's atually quite straight-forward.
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Stop using carbide for Qt apps, it's scary! LOL.
That's why there aren't enough games in Qt, the devs have seen Carbide and run a mile. If you tell them about Qt now they probably still think of Carbide and old Symbian C++.
My productivity has probably increased ten fold since switching.So am I allowed to publish opensource / example games as free in Ovi Store?
I'd like more people to be able to see these games as they are quite complete. Shouldn't just be inspiration for devs. -
From the looks of the Game Development forum there will be a lot of new Qt games coming out. You probably won't see them until Qt4.7 is available on the Ovi Store. I'm most impressed with the game engines coming out as they rapidly enhance the development of games on a platform (like Android and iOS have found).
Note I'm talking about Symbian - only because that's where all the end-users will be. Meego in the future too.[edit: offtopic removed / Denis Kormalev]
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Just thought I'd post one of my creations (witch I'm trying to publish on ovi :)).
"YouTube video":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufMwn5ncQQk -
Just started writing a Qt/QML client for an MMO game I've been writing and rewriting for a while now:
https://bitbucket.org/skewedaspect/precursors-client-qml/wiki/Home
Gotta say, love working with QML for this. In a matter of days we've built about 75% of the functionality of the old (python based) client, that runs at 10x the speed.
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I fully agree morgul!
I think once you learned QML you will never want return to an imperative language again ;)For those who are looking for source code of published games: we provide "10 Qt-based games":http://v-play.net/doc/vplay-examples.html made with V-Play as part of the "V-Play SDK":http://v-play.net/download which are open-source. Some of them are also published in the iOS and Android App Stores: http://v-play.net/showcases/
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Hey
I have 2 games made with Qt, commercial ones
Check them
Also I'm hardly working to release a newer versions of both with online gameplay and stuff
Hopefully the quality helps, iOS versions are not deployed with Qt but I will deploy then with Qt 5.2 once it's out