Hello,

It depends on what you want to do. If you want one or a few trapeziums that do not interact with other objects, you can use Image. If you want trapezium that can change its color, width, height and so on you should subclass QDeclarativeItem [doc.qt.nokia.com]

Also note that Box2D does not provide visual items.

Thanks,
But is there any method to create a simple trapezium (as if like a Rectangle where it takes WIDTH and Height and can fill color dynamically based on a condition) by using only QML??

Not by only using QML. As task_struct mentioned above, if you’d like that functionality, you’ll have to create a custom QDeclarativeItem in C++ to do it.

There’s an example here [developer.nokia.com] which shows how you can create a Line. You can apply the same principles to drawing your own custom object.