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[Qt Visualtisation] Looking for a way to get started.

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  • VaderV Offline
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    Vader
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    Hi!

    Recently tried looked at the qt-visualization library examples and being very honest, the first thing that poped into my mind was: "I wanna do that too". Anyways, I have close to zero idea of how to get started. I read through the examples, but I always feel like something is missing in my understanding of the thing.

    I would love to read some docs on Qt-Visualization. Might someone link me / guide me to where I can learn it?

    Thanks

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    • VaderV Vader

      Hi!

      Recently tried looked at the qt-visualization library examples and being very honest, the first thing that poped into my mind was: "I wanna do that too". Anyways, I have close to zero idea of how to get started. I read through the examples, but I always feel like something is missing in my understanding of the thing.

      I would love to read some docs on Qt-Visualization. Might someone link me / guide me to where I can learn it?

      Thanks

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      jsulm
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      #2

      @Vader Did you already find this: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtdatavisualization-index.html ?

      https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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        Yea. I went though it already. I'll try to add more info.
        I am more interested in the 3D Surface Rendering part of the library over the graph plotting part.
        I was able to take a .png grayscale heightmap and was able to make a 3D Surface out of it and display it on a widget. I did however run into some problems such as :

        1. I don't understand how to create custom 3D objects [I am not sure, but from my searches online, are they expecting me to use Unreal Development Kit?].
        2. I have a lot of DT2 files for heightmapping. I realize I can convert them to grayscale heightmaps [though I haven't exactly tried doing it yet]; I would like to make the surfaces directly using DT2 files rather than the grayscale ones.
        3. Then, I wish to render multiple such images while simulating movement. [I basically want to place a small car on the surface and move it while having the map move along with it keeping the car in the center], I dont see a way to partially render the images somehow.

        I haven't done this stuff before, so I'd really love any help which I can get.
        Thanks

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          I am not sure about the forum rules for this. So please forgive me and inform me if its wrong, but:
          BUMP

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          • VaderV Vader

            I am not sure about the forum rules for this. So please forgive me and inform me if its wrong, but:
            BUMP

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            @Vader Sorry, what was the intention of your last post?

            https://forum.qt.io/topic/113070/qt-code-of-conduct

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            • VaderV Vader

              Yea. I went though it already. I'll try to add more info.
              I am more interested in the 3D Surface Rendering part of the library over the graph plotting part.
              I was able to take a .png grayscale heightmap and was able to make a 3D Surface out of it and display it on a widget. I did however run into some problems such as :

              1. I don't understand how to create custom 3D objects [I am not sure, but from my searches online, are they expecting me to use Unreal Development Kit?].
              2. I have a lot of DT2 files for heightmapping. I realize I can convert them to grayscale heightmaps [though I haven't exactly tried doing it yet]; I would like to make the surfaces directly using DT2 files rather than the grayscale ones.
              3. Then, I wish to render multiple such images while simulating movement. [I basically want to place a small car on the surface and move it while having the map move along with it keeping the car in the center], I dont see a way to partially render the images somehow.

              I haven't done this stuff before, so I'd really love any help which I can get.
              Thanks

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              wrote on last edited by
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              @Vader said in [Qt Visualtisation] Looking for a way to get started.:

              Then, I wish to render multiple such images while simulating movement. [I basically want to place a small car on the surface and move it while having the map move along with it keeping the car in the center], I dont see a way to partially render the images somehow.

              I think you are more likely to find answers looking at qt3D There are already many examples to start off.
              Data visualisation is mainly for showing data as the name says.

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              • EddyE Eddy

                @Vader said in [Qt Visualtisation] Looking for a way to get started.:

                Then, I wish to render multiple such images while simulating movement. [I basically want to place a small car on the surface and move it while having the map move along with it keeping the car in the center], I dont see a way to partially render the images somehow.

                I think you are more likely to find answers looking at qt3D There are already many examples to start off.
                Data visualisation is mainly for showing data as the name says.

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                @Eddy I am currently trying to use https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/q3dsurface.html#details.
                The class was a sub-part of the data visulatization index, so I went along with it. Thanks for correcting me. I'll look into the 3DRender class later.

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