Qt Design Studio

@CKurdu said in What is the limitations if I don't use ui files.:

I can use the graphical editor also. Do you mean I will not be able to use it in the future?

The graphical editor requires you to keep them as *.ui.qml files

As far as I know this is the only report of such an issue.
The only reason for this I can think of is the update from Qt 6.3 to Qt 6.4. Qt Design Studio 3.9 now uses Qt 6.4, but there is as mentioned no known issue related to this.
The changes to the welcome page itself were quite minimal and should not be triggered on startup.
Did disabling the Welcome plugin solve this issue?

Maybe this is related to the download of the latest example thumbnails. You can disable this by adding this to your qtdesignstudio.ini file:

QML/Designer/EnableWelcomePageDownload= false

@JKSH said in At startup, the entire program window is covered with green lines.:

Is your default GPU an Intel one? Intel integrated GPUs are known to cause various problems, especially when combined with a dedicated NVIDIA/AMD GPU (for example: https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-69538 )

Yes, that was exactly the problem. I also updated the intel graphic drivers. In this case, the nVidia panel settings are not required.

I am not aware of this issue. You can always restart the live preview by disabling it (unchecking the toolbutton) and then checking it on again. This is much faster than restarting Qt Design Studio. In some special cases something might interfere with the update.
If it actually requires you to restart Qt Design Studio this would be a really weird bug. In any case please file a bug report.

The size of the CheckBox is on controlled by the style/theme. See: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtquickcontrols2-styles.html

At this point in time .ui.qml files are always formatted. We can consider adding an option, but I would prefer to fix the code formatter. Can you file a bug report for this?

A Component will not appear if you are currently inside that component.
e.g. if you have components A and B then component B will be visible if you are editing component A and vice versa. Any component with a capitalized name, that is derived from Item and does not contain syntax errors should be visible.

The .qtds file is the equivalent of a .user file in Qt Creator. In the context of QDS it stores a few user-related settings for a project if you e.g. change the run environment for the QML runtime.

Hi,

It was recently discovered that the installer may have some issues with single processor virtual machines. Depending on the version you are using it might be related.

The Translation functionality is available only with a Qt Design Studio Enterprise license.

@Lasoc Please post what you're exactly typing and also the exact error...

.qad is binary animation data and cannot be edited at this point in time.

Unless you have followed Toradex documentation my guess is that you do not do.

I would recommend talking with them about that. They have a pretty extensive documentation like this getting started page.

Thus I would recommend to first get your environment up and running for development on your target and then come back to Qt Design Studio.