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Qt-based Cube Renderer using PicoGL’s GLBase

This example demonstrates how to create a simple cube renderer using Qt’s QOpenGLWidget through PicoGL’s GLBase class. It’s designed for legacy displays and systems that prefer Qt over GLUT.

Features: - Legacy OpenGL rendering (compatible with older systems) - Mouse controls for rotation and zoom - Colorful cube with vertex colors - Qt-based window management - Cross-platform compatibility

Requirements: - PySide6 (Qt6) - PyOpenGL - NumPy - PicoGL

Usage:: python examples/qt_cube.py

Classes

LegacyQtObjectWindow

Main window for the Qt Object renderer

Module Contents

class window.LegacyQtObjectWindow(parent, gl_mode: picogl.mode.GLMode = GLMode.LEGACY)[source]

Bases: PySide6.QtWidgets.QMainWindow

Main window for the Qt Object renderer

parent[source]

gl_mode[source]

layout: PySide6.QtWidgets.QVBoxLayout | None = None[source]

gl_widget: elmo.ui.widgets.gl.mol.base.GLMolBase | None = None[source]

object_file_path = None[source]

ui_init()[source]

abstract set_layout(layout)[source]

toggle_auto_rotate()[source]: Toggle auto-rotation

reset_view()[source]: Reset the view

keyPressEvent(event)[source]: Handle keyboard input at window level