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Qt Quick 3D - Dynamic Texture Example

Demonstrates how to use a 2D layer as a 3D texture.

DynamicTexture demonstrates how to render 3D objects with 2D item. The 2D item used in this example is a fancy corkboard and it is textured to a simple double door.

Drawing a 3D View

A wall and two doors

The two doors share the same texture, which is identified by the sourceItem property.

DefaultMaterial {
    id: material_001_material
    diffuseMap: Texture {
        sourceItem: object2d
        flipV: true
    }
}
materials: [
    material_001_material
]
Defining a new state

Each door will open when clicked on it and its state is set to opened.

states: State {
    name: "opened"
    PropertyChanges {
        target: door1
        rotation: Qt.vector3d(0, 90, 0)
    }
}
transitions: Transition {
    to: "opened"
    reversible: true
    SequentialAnimation {
        PropertyAnimation { property: "rotation"; duration: 2000 }
    }
}

Drawing a 2D layer

The corkboards example is used as the content for this example.

Rectangle {
    id: object2d
    width: 500
    height: 700
    anchors.top: parent.top
    anchors.left: parent.left
    anchors.margins: 10

    CorkBoards { }

    layer.enabled: true
}

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