Hi Chad,
You can do it easily using something like
cmds.colorEditor()
targetWindows = ['mainWindow', 'graphEditor', etc...]
if cmds.colorEditor(q=1, result=1):
rgbCol = cmds.colorEditor(q=1, rgb=1)
uis = cmds.lsUI(windows=1)
for ui in uis:
if any([t in ui for t in targetWindows]):
cmds.window(ui, e=1, bgc=rgbColor)
Or if you want the qt solution, and a better control, what I usually do is
getting a pointer to the main window and coloring it with a styleSheet,
like so :
objName = mainWindow.objectName()
mainWindow.setStyleSheet('#'+objName+'{background-color: rgb(100, 50,
100)}')
This way (i.e. by giving the object name of your window in the css), your
style sheet won't be inherited by all the children !
(Funny, I don't know where you work, but I had the same request from
animators in my studio a couple of weeks ago ^^)
Le vendredi 2 décembre 2016 17:59:19 UTC-8, Chad_Fox a écrit :
>
> Hey, just a quick follow up on this,
>
> The script I posted earlier works, but it is also changing the background
> and text color of attribute text boxes. When an attr is keyed, locked or
> connected while this stylesheet change is active, the backgrounds are dark
> grey and text black.
>
> Thoughts on why that might be?
>
>
>
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