Hey Mark,

Just wanted to throw this out to you, I switched to PyQt about 8 months ago, and am finally getting the hang of it (of course I'm working on it part time between school, my day job (Where I use C# with WPF), my second job, and running an indie game development team, so that could contribute to how long it's taken me to pick it up :P). It does take time to get used to the PyQt thought process, but it will come. Of all the resources I've used, I keep coming back to Justin's, so you're on the right track with that one.

Best of luck,

Joe

On 2/15/2014 5:39 PM, Mark Serena wrote:
Cool, well there's a lot of new territory for me to cover, I'm currently watching your cmiVFX vid on PyQt and also got the one off CGSociety, so hopefully I'll feel less lost soon.
Thanks again Justin.


On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Justin Israel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hah, ya no worries. This wasn't the type of question I had posted
    about. It was based on my existing previous example, and more
    theoretical about how much could be done with the render view
    panel. I was interested in testing it.

    Technically mostly everything in the Maya UI can be hijacked to
    some extent. The render view button calls a runtime command that
    you could probably swap out to launch yours. If you made your app
    a scripted plugin, then you could have it hijack that
    functionality on plugin load, and restore it on unload maybe.

    On Feb 16, 2014 2:26 PM, "Mark Serena" <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        Ooooo that's perfect!!! Thank you very much for looking into
        that Justin, I remember your post about people asking
        questions and expecting the answer laid out for them, I wasn't
        trying to coax you into writing anything, but thank you for
        the example!
        It's possible to make the default render button launch my new
        UI right? I'm sure the Charcoal Script Editor that Chris
        Zubrigg does this. I might look into that and that should stop
        the focus being stolen?

        Thanks again!


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