In the first part of this chapter, you have learned how the Graphics View architecture works. First, we had a look at the items. There you learned how to create your own items by using QPainter and which kinds of standard item Qt has to offer. Later on, we also discussed how to transform these items and what the point of origin for that transformation has to do with it. Next we went through the coordinate system of the items, the scene, and the view. We also saw how these three parts work together, for example. how to put items on a scene. Lastly, we learned how to scale and move the scene inside the view. At the same time, you read about advanced topics, such as taking the zoom level into account when painting an item.
In the second part you, deepened your knowledge about items, about the scene, and about the view. While developing the game, you became familiar with different approaches on how to animate items, and you were taught how to detect collisions. As an advanced topic, you...