[Interest] Animating viewable rect of QGraphicsView

Elvis Stansvik elvstone at gmail.com
Fri Mar 1 23:30:40 CET 2019


Den mån 25 feb. 2019 kl 19:54 skrev Patrick Stinson <patrickkidd at gmail.com>:
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> How can I animate the viewable scene rect of a QGraphicsView using screen coordinates? This means animating both center pos and scale. This is similar to Google Earth where the map scrolls and zooms smoothly from one point to another. I have searched for an answer for this several times in the last couple of years with little success.
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> The use case is that I use QGraphicsView::fitInView to show the bounding rect of all visible items. Then some items are hidden and I want to animate zooming/scrolling to fit the new bounding rect of all the items.
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> Simply setting up one animation to periodically call QGraphicsView::centerOn() and another to call QGraphicsView::scale() doesn't work because calling one displaces the values of the other as the interpolation progresses.
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> Thoughts? This seems like a pretty essential use case for QGraphicsView.

It was quite some time since I worked with QGV/QGS, but can't you just
have your animation update a QTransform and set that on the view with
setTransform?

Elvis

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> Thanks!
> -Patrick
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