I think so yes.
It ends up a custom Python Panel in Nuke.
Have a look at the beta code, and of course let me know if you find any
issues.
On 14/02/17 9:00 AM, Fredrik Averpil wrote:
> It's a bit messy, but that way it's dockable and behaves like a
native panel in Nuke.
Do you mean you actually managed to create a floating panel which
stays on top of Nuke without either staying on top of all windows in
the OS, uses Qt.Tool or disappears behind Nuke?
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