Hi I want to render things with OpenGL directly in a QQuickItem (like http://doc-snapshot.qt-project.org/qt5-dev/qtquick/scenegraph-openglunderqml.htmlshows) but I get the impression that doing so means every other item in the scene is updated at the rate that I choose to call QQuickWindow::update() from my custom QQuickItem.
I want to avoid the overhead of painting everything again and again if the items in the scene haven't changed, especially if I'm updating my object at 30 or even 60fps. With a QQuickItem that uses a QSGNode I can set DirtyStateBits and then call QQuickItem::update() to force an update to *just that* item. I can't do this with the tutorial I linked above though, because it's not using a node. * Does QQuickWindow::update() truly force a repaint to everything in the window even if it hasn't changed? If so... * Is there a way to use partial updates instead? I'm aware I can render to an FBO, but that takes away the 'easy' full screen MSAA I get with the direct method. Preet
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