I had hell trying to get this right for the nuBridge too and ended up
using a nuke python panel with a single python knob, which calls the
instance of my PySide panel.
It's a bit messy, but that way it's dockable and behaves like a native
panel in Nuke.
Simon, in the nuBridge beta code check the src/controller/menu.py, maybe
it helps.
Cheers,
frank
On 13/02/17 11:30 PM, Fredrik Averpil wrote:
Fredrik, in your example panel you parent your panel to the Nuke
window. This seems to work perfectly on Windows. Are you saying
this isn’t working on OSX?
Yes, exactly.
Foundry (and Autodesk etc) are making some hacks/workarounds in their
software to make this work on OS X. It seems we’re stuck with
resorting to setting either |Qt.Tool| or |Qt.WindowStaysOnTopHint|.
// Fredrik
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