Qt 5.3.2 [linux] No particles when running examples
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Hello,
I have been messing around with Qt for school on windows 8 and in visual studio without any issues. I have started to take an interest in linux and wanted to begin using it to develop my applications through vmware on my windows machine. I installed Qt with the online installer in several versions of linux that I use - however when I run any example that contains particles the particles don't appear. I don't get any errors - it is just blank. Here is an example:http://i.imgur.com/cTft6ln.png
It was the emitters example in Qt creator in Linux Mint 17
Here is a list of linux distros that I use in Vmware Workstation that I installed Qt and experience the same problem:
- xubuntu 14.04 lts
- xubuntu 13.10
- ubuntu 14.04
- mint 17 cinnamon
- crunchbang 11
- elementary OS freya beta
In elementary OS Luna the particle examples work just fine.
I have made an effort to figure out why particles don't work in the above distros that I have - however I don't know enough about Linux and Qt to fix this and I haven't been able to get anywhere with google. Any help would be appreciated. -
I somehow suspect you are missing the OpenGL drivers, or parts thereof. Please turn hardware acceleration on in your VM, then install the drivers in your distro (if no drivers are available, you can use MESA package to get software OpenGL).
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[quote author="sierdzio" date="1410941154"]I somehow suspect you are missing the OpenGL drivers, or parts thereof. Please turn hardware acceleration on in your VM, then install the drivers in your distro (if no drivers are available, you can use MESA package to get software OpenGL).[/quote]
Thanks for the response -
I do have hardware acceleration enabled and my processor supports virtualization - I ran this utilityhttp://www.intel.com/support/processors/sb/cs-030729.htm#2
Qt particles work in this one - (elementary OS luna)
http://i.imgur.com/g1o7ADw.png
Qt particles do not work in this one - (mint 17)
http://i.imgur.com/0S8jB2A.png
This problem is actually quite frustrating as I can't seem to find anything on google =(
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That is surprising, I have not had any issues with particles on any platforms I've tried out (Windows, Ubuntu Linux, Android, Mac).