The Shape type may also be useful in your case. I have not used QSvgRenderer or
QQuickPaintedItem, but Shape provides a convenient API with GPU acceleration.
Regards,
Furkan Üzümcü
On Aug 10, 2019, 09:07 -0400, Colin Worth , wrote:
> I need to render ~10 custom small 2D shapes to the screen as pa
Hi Colin,
check out QQuickPaintedItem and QSvgRenderer.
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Frank
On 10.08.19 15:06, Colin Worth wrote:
> I need to render ~10 custom small 2D shapes to the screen as part of a UI
> written in QML, and then update them quickly. The shapes represent data
> values coming in from 10 sensors at a
I need to render ~10 custom small 2D shapes to the screen as part of a UI written in QML, and then update them quickly. The shapes represent data values coming in from 10 sensors at a high data rate (~1000 hz). The refresh rate on the screen can be lower (20-60 hz). The shapes need to change color