Create a "UI tour" (like in Qt Creator)
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wrote on 22 Jan 2022, 12:21 last edited by
I want to create a UI guide for new users when they install my app like the UI Tour in Qt Creator but I have no idea how to do it. I want something like either one of these:
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Fortunately Qt Creator is open-source, so you can take inspiration from there , if you want to :)
https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-creator/qt-creator.git/tree/src/plugins/welcome
Before copying code though you should check the license details for this (Qt Creator is available under commercial licenses, and under GPLv3).
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Fortunately Qt Creator is open-source, so you can take inspiration from there , if you want to :)
https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-creator/qt-creator.git/tree/src/plugins/welcome
Before copying code though you should check the license details for this (Qt Creator is available under commercial licenses, and under GPLv3).
wrote on 24 Jan 2022, 18:53 last edited by@kkoehne Thanks for the link.
From what I could see highlighting happens in the paint event function. I want to ask if I can do the highlighting like in the second screenshot(the video editor app) in the paint event function too?
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From what I could see highlighting happens in the paint event function. I want to ask if I can do the highlighting like in the second screenshot(the video editor app) in the paint event function too?
IntroductionWidget in the Qt Creator sources is a widget that covers all of the main window. So yes, inside this area you can draw pretty much everything in the paint() method (though I'd probably try to use sub-widgets / images).
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From what I could see highlighting happens in the paint event function. I want to ask if I can do the highlighting like in the second screenshot(the video editor app) in the paint event function too?
IntroductionWidget in the Qt Creator sources is a widget that covers all of the main window. So yes, inside this area you can draw pretty much everything in the paint() method (though I'd probably try to use sub-widgets / images).
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