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Currently Trolltech (Qt makers), do not provide tutorials for graphics with Qt .
But they delivers source files in qt/install/dir/src . Use these as examples for your needs. You can also observe the Qt's own OpenGL library by studying the description of its classes. In the latter case, you can use this accompanied with the usual OpenGL tutorials on the net.
Furthermore, if you "must" see some colors, you definatly want to check out the thread called "installing CMU" in this C++ section.
And last but not least... there are tons of free graphic libraries out on the net. Start up google and take you pick.
- Val -
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