Nokia Qt animation framework

This video demonstrate the performance of Nokia Qt 4.6 animation framework. (QGraphicsScene)

Features:
- Fully animated items & menu transitions
- Fade & Blur effects for transitions
- Fullscreen animation of Qt Stylesheet elements
- HD videos as background
- Kinetic scrolling of transparent PNG images list
- Custom-shaped window overlay external OpenGL 3D area
- Graphic memory caching
- Integration of Qt/C++ with JavaScript/Firefox browser

Demo computer: Fujitsu Lifebook SH760
- Intel Core i7 M620 2.6Ghz
- nVidia GeForce 310M
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium

3D engine used is GermaniumWeb http://www.germanium3d.com
Developed by Torin Nguyen http://www.torinnguyen.com
Project fan page http://www.facebook.com/#!/socdirectory

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• nokia
• qt
• G3D
• GermaniumWeb
• animation
• gui
• user interface
• interface
• torinnguyen
• torin
• transition
• effects

[closedeyewalrus]

Wow. You must have been on a first class school to be able to do all of this.

Perfect engineering plus graphics awesomeness.

I'm learning qt too and though it's the most elegant I know, it's not that easy x_x.

[torinnguyen]

@closedeyewalrus Well, it's not a first class school. They don't teach graphic design or Qt there, not even C++. Do check out my other Qt demo video on an ARM device too.

[samthewildone]

I have to watch this everyday.

[xboxnissan]

@torinnguyen Where did you learn that? I'm interested to do a Form (filling type) 0:25, when he presses next, the screen moves left to reveal the next page. Thanks for the info!

[closedeyewalrus]

Yeahh.. I checked that Insignia Infocast running the Qt Demo (dark video though). For a cheap device, Qt performance didn't seem lag anymore in the video. I'm gonna say however, that all these devices and toolkits would be of less use unless programmed by unbelievable programmers/designers like you.

[closedeyewalrus]

@torinnguyen Ohh.. then you have a first class brain then :), learning all those by yourself and then producing a pixel-perfect output. I have checked that you are from Singapore though, that's why I thought all schools are technologically advanced.