QML/QT Design Studio noob here.
My current goal is to properly set up the tools to work with QML (decided to go with QT Design Studio for editing the QML and Qt Creator with Python (/Pyside) for the code behind.)
Used PyQt before for QtWidget use outside of the two official Qt IDEs.

I’m trying to export a Qt Design Studio created project for use in Qt Creator (as described here), but run into an issue with some imports. A very simple Hello World project causes the same issue.

Windows 10 x64
Qt Design Studio: 4.5
QT Creator: 13.0.0
Kit used: Qt 6.6.3 MinGW x64

The auto generated files

ProjectName >> imports >> ProjectName >> Constants.qml
ProjectName >> imports >> ProjectName >> EventListModel.qml

contain imports from QtQuick.Studio

import QtQuick.Studio.Application
import QtQuick.Studio.EventSimulator 1.0
import QtQuick.Studio.EventSystem 1.0

which throw a “QML Module not found” errors.
Not sure how to make this available to the Qt Creator. I installed both tools at once so I’d expect them to know about one another and find the respective files.

I read a lot about manually adding stuff to the various, auto generated makefiles, but those seem not to be meant for manual changes. I also want to keep the need for C++ code as minimal as possible (as mentioned, preferably using Python/Pyside as code behind).

The internet these days seems purged of content related to QT (Design Studio) and it has been a quite frustrating learning experience so far. The official documentation seems very lazily written and outdated.

Feel free to point out if I’m generally taking the wrong path here. So far it feels like I’m working against the grain with every step 😛

Cheers and happy coding.