Qt Quick Particles QML Types
This QML module contains a particle system for Qt Quick. To use these types, import the module with the following line:
import QtQuick.Particles
For a simple overview of how the system can be used, see Using the Qt Quick Particle System.
For details on the performance characteristics see Qt Quick Particle System Performance.
Applies alterations to the attributes of logical particles at any point in their lifetime | |
For altering particle ages | |
For specifying a direction that varies in angle | |
For attracting particles towards a specific point | |
For specifying a direction made of other directions | |
For specifying a vector space | |
Represents an ellipse to other particle system elements | |
Emits logical particles | |
For applying friction proportional to the particle's current velocity | |
For applying acceleration in an angle | |
For changing the state of a group of a particle | |
For visualizing logical particles using an image | |
For specifying a delegate to paint particles | |
Represents a line for affectors and emitters | |
For representing an image as a shape to affectors and emitters | |
Represents particles manipulated by emitters and affectors | |
For specifying an area for affectors and emitters | |
For setting attributes on a logical particle group | |
For specifying how to paint particles | |
A system which includes particle painter, emitter, and affector types | |
For specifying a direction that varies in x and y components | |
For specifying an area for affectors and emitter | |
For changing the state of a sprite particle | |
For specifying a direction towards the target point | |
Emits logical particles from other logical particles | |
Provides fluid-like forces from a noise image | |
For applying random particle trajectory |
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