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Qt Sensors - Accel Bubble

The AccelBubble example demonstrates the Accelerometer QML type.

Overview

Writing a QML application that uses the Accelerometer QML sensors type requires the following steps:

Import the Sensors Declarative module.



  import QtSensors 5.0

Add an Accelerometer QML type.



      Accelerometer {
          id: accel
          dataRate: 100

Use the 'active' property to start the sensor



          active:true

Move the bubble according to a factor of the accelerator sensor



          onReadingChanged: {
              var newX = (bubble.x + calcRoll(accel.reading.x, accel.reading.y, accel.reading.z) * .1)
              var newY = (bubble.y - calcPitch(accel.reading.x, accel.reading.y, accel.reading.z) * .1)

              if (isNaN(newX) || isNaN(newY))
                  return;

              if (newX < 0)
                  newX = 0

              if (newX > mainWindow.width - bubble.width)
                  newX = mainWindow.width - bubble.width

              if (newY < 18)
                  newY = 18

              if (newY > mainWindow.height - bubble.height)
                  newY = mainWindow.height - bubble.height

                  bubble.x = newX
                  bubble.y = newY
          }

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