I think that is exactly what Maya's file dialog does. Derives from
QFileDialog, grabs its main layout, then adds all the options UI to the end
of the HBoxLayout. I'm not 100% sure, but I think just calling
QWidget::layout (from the derived parent class of the dialog) gives you the
hbox that
I think adding it using the find child should work. I am not only trying to
adding a QPushButton but also add a QTextEdit to show the user more
information about the file.
Thanks,
- Adam
On Thursday, 15 November 2018 00:35:19 UTC-5, Justin Israel wrote:
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> QFileDialog is a composite widget,
Hi everyone,
I try to buil a new node for create a BlendShape UV.
The principle is very simple. But UV does not update. Are there special
things to do to update them ?
I join my file.
I trying with MPxNode beaucause I have a same probleme with MPxDeformerNode.
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I tried looking for the child and I keep getting None so I can’t add that
layout to another layout or add a button to its layout. I am not just trying to
adding a QPushButton but also add a QTextEdit to show the user more information
about the file. My idea to add all the UI elements I want was
hi, how can i, smooth the input mesh with c++ api??
(what is generateSmoothMesh function?How do i use it?)
please help...
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hi.
how can i know Which of input attributes run compute function of my
node???(in compute function )
example, i have:
attributeAffects(inputA, ouputB);
attributeAffects(inputB, ouputB);
attributeAffects(inputC, ouputB);
attributeAffects(inputD, ouputB);
Which of inputs(inputA or
On Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 10:58:03 PM UTC-5, Adam Baker wrote:
> Hey all,
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> I am trying to add a QPushButton or any other QWidget to a QFileDialog.
>
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> Here is where I currently am:
>
> from PySide2 import QtWidgets, QtCore, QtGui
> class fileOpen(QtWidgets.QFileDialog):
>
My only suggestion for that code is that you probably don't need a
QMainWindow, since you aren't even setting the setCentralWidget. You could
just make it a QWidget or QDialog that nests the QFileDialog. If you made
it a QDialog, then it would be easy to wire up the QFileDialog signals to
it.
On
I was testing my code I posted in OSX and notices that its not behaving the
same as on Linux. It will create two separate windows one for the FileDalog
and another for the pushbutton. Would anyone have a clue why it would do
this ?
- Adam
On Thursday, 15 November 2018 21:19:49 UTC-5, Justin
