Hi Kool!
We didn’t do intensive tests about this up until now, but all components that do not rely on the application to be a GameWindow or an App should actually work. We can’t guarantee that some types might have some problems though.
It is possible to use the Game or App components in the other project type if you add the import statement (e.g. import Felgo 3.0 in an App project).
You could for example use a MultiResolutionImage with an App this way. Using Game components in an App should actually work in most cases.
Using App components in games can be a bit more difficult as there are more dependencies between the different app types. I set up a small demo project that uses some app types in a game and also fixes some initial compatibility errors, have a look:
import Felgo 3.0
import QtQuick 2.0
import Felgo 3.0
GameWindow {
id: gameWindow
activeScene: scene
width: 960
height: 640
// you may change app theming options here
Component.onCompleted: {
Theme.platform = "android" // change platform to "ios" or "android" for testing on desktop
Theme.colors.statusBarStyle = Theme.colors.statusBarStyleHidden // app setting to hide status bar
Theme.colors.tintColor = "#ff0000" // or set some other theme settings ...
}
Scene {
id: scene
// the "logical size" - the scene content is auto-scaled to match the GameWindow size
width: 480
height: 320
// use app components normally
Navigation {
NavigationItem {
title: "Nav 1"
icon: IconType.home
NavigationStack {
Page {
title: "Nav 1"
AppSwitch {
anchors.centerIn: parent
}
}
}
}
NavigationItem {
title: "Nav 2"
icon: IconType.list
NavigationStack {
Page {
title: "Nav 2"
}
}
}
} // navigation
} // scene
// these functions are some quick fixes to solve some compatibility issues
// (apps usually automatically provide these functions, and some components need them)
function getApplication() {
return gameWindow
}
function px(value) {
return gameWindow.gameWindow.px(value)
}
}
This example uses a Navigation and a Page with an AppSwitch within a Game/Scene. You may use this as a starting point if you want, but keep in mind that this is a bit hacky, so you should definitely test if everything really works the way it should.
Best,
Günther
