Qt Quick on Vulkan, Metal, and Direct3D
Now that the first beta of Qt 5.14 is getting closer, it is time to start talking about one of the big new features. We cannot possibly cover all the details around the graphics stack improvements and the road to Qt 6 in one post, so in part 1 and 2 we will describe the background and take a closer look at what 5.14 will ship with, and then dive into the technical details and future directions in another set of posts later on.
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The State Of Qt Quick Vulkan Support With Qt 5.14
The State Of Qt Quick Vulkan Support With Qt 5.14