Hello all,
I'm making a tool for my Master's thesis, and I've hit a wall with the
Maya UI (which is not uncommon from what I can see). I'm ready to make
the leap to PyQt, but I have one issue that may be a gamebreaker. As
it's for my thesis, I have to be able to run my tool on the school
computers, which a) I don't have administrative rights to, and b) do not
have the PyQt or Qt libraries installed.
My question is this: Is there a known way to set up PyQt and Qt in a
portable fashion, such that I can put it in the writable student area of
the drive, and then add it dynamically to my path for my tool? I was
able to get PyMel working in this way when I ran into bugs introduced by
SP1 on Maya 2012 not too long ago (granted, that's all Python). Or, am
I just out of luck if running it on a system I don't have rights to
modify is a requirement of the tool?
Thanks in advance for any responses!
Thanks,
Joe
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