I'm working on software that contains a Qt3D view. This 3D view allow us to visualize elements. All the rendering part of the object is done in QML with custom materials/shaders.
I am able to create a material that passes a texture to a shader for texturing. The QML object holding the texture is Texture2D (its c++ implementation is QTexture2D )
My problem is that I don't find a way to dynamically change the texture content. In the software, the user can load any image from disc. I can properly create a QImage instance from this image.
So the question is: I have a QImage instance in c++ and I want to convert it to a QTexture2D instance so that I can pass it to the QML side.
How do I do that ?
I already looked into the QAbstractTexture and QAbstractTextureImage classes (and their children) but can't find a way to create any of these from a QImage