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Is it possible to draw real time graphics in QML ?

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    WhoLMA
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    Hello everyone, i'm a beginner to QT and QML (also to C++) trying to imitate a gui which i have seen on the internet. I need 5 different graphics with random values (5 charts) which aren't dependent to other and is responsive whole time, i have managed to do that in QTC++ with QCustomPlot but now i want to do that also in QtQuick. Is that possible ? I can't add QWidget for using QCustomPlot and QCharts crashes the app before it fills the graphs.

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      isdsi
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      you can use 'Qt Data Visualization'

      eab9b6f7-4b04-4645-8c9f-388a690109b1-image.png

      If you want to use this, you should check the component.
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      then you can select the exam.
      b161457a-cd02-4d08-a372-1569b00e932c-image.png

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        GrecKo
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        or Qt Charts for non 3D stuff.

        Note that both module are only licensed under GPL3 or commercial license, no LGPL3.

        So you have to open-source your app or pay to use Qt.

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          Check out the "Scene Graph - Graph" example available in the "Welcome" menu of Qt Creator. It has an example that creates a custom QtQuick graph object.

          C++ is a perfectly valid school of magic.

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