This Qt example application demonstrates Qt Quick as a game platform. QuickHit is essentially a basic shooting game, but differentiated from other such games by its levels. The levels are Qt plug-ins which are loaded during QuickHit startup. Different levels are shown in the application’s main menu. Levels can have different sounds, graphics, and level QML files. A common characteristic for all levels is that your ship is at the bottom of the screen and shoots upwards.
The LevelTemplate level plug-in is an example of an empty level into which users can start to create their own levels using QML script. See more in /QuickHit/plugins/LevelTemplate, and read more about creating your own levels at the QuickHit Wiki page. The project is being hosted and developed at: https://projects.forum.nokia.com/quickhit where you can read additional documentation on design considerations, check possible newer revisions, and also contribute to the project.
This application has been tested on Symbian^3, Symbian S60 5th Edition, Maemo (Nokia N900 PR1.3), and Windows XP with Qt 4.7.1 release.
Important classes: QDeclarativeView.
This Qt example application demonstrates how to use Qt Quick and Qt plug-ins to create a multi-level game.
These versions have been superseded by newer versions and are considered archived.
This Qt example application demonstrates how to use Qt Quick and Qt plug-ins to create a multi-level game.
