How can I make size of QGraphicsScene smaller?

[wysota]

After moving an item calculate the bounding rectangle all items occupy by using QRectF::united() on boundingRect()s and resize the scene accordingly.

Of course you may optimise calculations by comparing the original scene size and the element position prior and after a move.

[aamer4yu]

Hey wysota,,,, he cud also use QGraphicsScene::itemsBoundingRect instead of calculating the united on boiunding rects himself , isnt it ???

[wysota]

Yes, of course. It could be a bit slower though, but unless there are many many items in the scene, it shouldn't matter.

[troorl_ua]

Thanks, It's works =)
I used

scene->setSceneRect(0, 0, scene->itemsBoundingRect().width() + offset, scene->itemsBoundingRect().height() + offset);

scene->setSceneRect(0, 0, scene->itemsBoundingRect().width() + offset, scene->itemsBoundingRect().height() + offset);

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It's slow, but I don't know other way

[wysota]

As I mentioned before, cache the result from a previous call and update it when an item is moved (based on the move itself).

[Bitto]

Prefer this:

scene->setSceneRect(scene->itemsBoundingRect());

scene->setSceneRect(scene->itemsBoundingRect());

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The itemsBoundingRect() function finds the actual bounding rect, and that might not be at (0, 0). If you force the scene rect to be (0, 0, width, height), you're bound to have items outside the scene.