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  1. 26th February 2013, 15:40 #1
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    Default Drag and Drop a 3D shape into a QGraphicsView and display -- how to?

    Hi, all:

    I’m trying to drag and drop a 3D shape into a QGraphicsView and display. Is there any examples for me to follow or use directly?

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    Default Re: Drag and Drop a 3D shape into a QGraphicsView and display -- how to?

    As i know QGraphicsView can handle just 2D drawing. for 3d you have to use openGL api
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