Hi!
Just for the record: I solved the problem by combining a
QAbstractAnimation and a QQuickItem. the later calls the "commit state"
function of my model in the updatePolish() override, and the animation
calls polish() on the first object on every updateCurrentTime(). This way
my state is updated
Thank you a lot, that is a very comprenhensive response.
> If you have GUI thread state, application logic and other stuff you can
> call QQuickItem::polish() and reimplemnt QQuickItem::updatePolish() which
> is called just before the QML tree is synced into the render thread.
Indeed, this is GUI
It depends on what your update state is...
If you want to tick rendering state (OpenGL and Scene Graph stuff) then you can
call QQuickWindow::update() and make a direct connection to
QQuickWindow::beforeRendering() to advance the state on the render thread just
before the scene is drawn.
If y
Hi guys!
So... I am working on a project where the data model is written in a
functional style and uses a "epochal" approach to move it's state
forward... the details would probably bore you but the important thing is
that it requires a tick() function to be called to make an updated world
state v
