I would suggest to use QGraphicsScene::drawBackground() or QGraphicsScene::drawForeground() instead of those items.
Or if you do need level of detail information, then QGraphicsView has those methods as well.
I would suggest to use QGraphicsScene::drawBackground() or QGraphicsScene::drawForeground() instead of those items.
Or if you do need level of detail information, then QGraphicsView has those methods as well.
Last edited by wysota; 22nd January 2013 at 17:41.
Thanks, QGraphicsScene::drawBackground() looks very much like what I wanted. I will check back once I tried it tomorrow.
Alright, that did it. I would mark this as solved but the edit function seems to be hidden...
Thanks for the help!
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