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I managed to fix the issue. The flatpak version only draws StyledPanal frame shadows when the parent widget is using a grid layout where at least one of the spacing values (horizontal or vertical) is not 0. Any other layout (VBox, HBox, Splitter or Dialog ) and the frame shadows are not drawn. So the fix in my case was to place each of my QTableViews inside of an otherwise empty QWidget that uses a grid layout with any non 0 spacing (negative values work as well).

@Stuarte said in Problem connecting to web: the web using Firefox 115.12.0esr (64-bit). Since when has Firefox something to do with Qt?

I don't think this is directly possible. You could try to use QWidget::createWindowContainer to start a browser and capture its full window. Some smart event filtering could then resize and move the captured window together with your own main window.

Hey, that sounds awsome! Could you explain which files you edited or even share your files for Qt 5.15.2 ? Sorry, I´m just a user of 3D Software and would really enjoy working with the spacemouse in my Qt apps.

You have to compile the library as static lib.

@trin94 Thanks for getting back to me and for all your help

@mtrch Agree with you, I say because I did practice what you mentioned here. Yes, it is workable. Best regards, Thuan T. Nguyen

Ok finally builded, thanks for help :)

@hzha said in disposition qxmpp: didn't work In what way it didn't work? Saying "didn't work" does not help much.

Please show your CMakeLists.txt. You are not linking against the Qt library.

@mtalha2621 My bad, I misread the error messages. What I had in mind when answering is for you to use your custom pipeline with OpenCV.

@Christian-Ehrlicher Yeah, this seemed to be the problem... Took much longer to than I want to admit before I found it... I wanted to post my fix already, but newbies on the forum can only post every 10 minutes 😅

Hi, Please provide a minimal compilable example that shows the situation.

Hi, Did you check the BACnet developer aids ? There's a list there of implementation for different languages including C.

Hi and welcome to devnet, Did you build that software yourself ? Where did you get the sources from ? Which version of Qt are you using ? How did you install it ?

@jsulm @Christian-Ehrlicher Well, my code doesn't work after but I'll figure it out later. I can say that the linking works properly now. Thanks for your help guys!

According to Qt documentation you can integrate your qml in UE: https://doc-snapshots.qt.io/qt6-dev/qquickgraphicsconfiguration.html#configuration-for-external-rendering-engines-or-xr-apis

@horizonQt i fixed it. look at qwt-6.1.6/playground/curvetracker . I hope it helps