#Houdini python load qt.ui file code

(c) 2013 - 2015 by Thomas the file and then run: showUI() Tool for saving and loading skinWeights in Maya I am able at the moment to run it without an error but when i am calling the script errors pops, such as # Error: AttributeError: file line 43: 'module' object has no attribute 'WindowStaysOnTopHint' # I have tried many things(i am not an expert of python) replacing Pyside with Pyside2 shiboken with shiboken 2 QtCore and QtGui with QtWidgets but still nothing happens.

So i am in a situation that i really need this script but i don’t know what to do. Hi, i don’t know if here is the right place to post, but i have an issue with an old maya plugin called bSkinSaver which uses pySide in order to run and as i understand now maya has pySide 2. SO, for whatever version of designer you used, it’ll be compatible if you use from Qt.QtWidgets import * One last note on using Qt.py… It’s set up to be used like a Qt5 binding, so it includes QtWidgets.

#Houdini python load qt.ui file code

I would recommend using it, especially if you want to hand your code off to someone else and be sure it will work on older versions of Houdini. Or if you want to be prepared for all cases… from PySide2.QtWidgets import *Īs leocov mentioned, you can avoid the compatibility problem by using Qt.py, which basically just tries to import every possible binding and sends you back the one that is successful, so it’ll be compatible for both PySide and PySide2. PySide is a binding to Qt4, whereas PySide2 is a binding to Qt5.įor your original example, all you have to do is change the import to this from PySide2.QtWidgets import * The differences don’t seem to be very well documented but all you really need to understand is that when Qt updated from Qt4 to Qt5, a whole bunch of stuff (mostly widgets) was moved from QtGui into the (new as of Qt5) QtWidgets package. This is something I had to deal with quite a bit when I started out with Maya UI.