Re: Weight Tools

On 04/09/16 1:08, Martin wrote: [...] Since its been a little tricky to get PySide working with Softimage, I'd like to release a "ready to use" workgroup version including those PySide module folders and PyQTfS.

Re: Weight Tools

Gracias Cesar por los links! I'll take a look and hopefully, get an idea of what to do ^^; Martin On Sat, Apr 9, 2016 at 6:15 PM, Cesar Saez wrote: > Hi Martin, > > That's great! here are a few relevant links on licensing. > > tl;dr:Legal > - PySide (LGPL v2.1) >

Re: Weight Tools

Hi Martin, That's great! here are a few relevant links on licensing. tl;dr:Legal - PySide (LGPL v2.1) - PyQt (GPL v3) . There's also a

Re: Weight Tools

Hi, I have my Weight tool almost finished and I'm thinking in releasing it once it's been tested on our current project. I'm using PySide for 2.6 (SI 2013) and 2.7 (2014 and 2015), and PyQTforSoftimage. Since its been a little tricky to get PySide working with Softimage, I'd like to release a

Re: Weight Tools

Thanks Oscar, It wasn't working for me, but thanks to you I've been able to find the problem. Knowing that my code adding the path wasn't wrong I looked everywhere else and I've found that my problem was that my addon was loading before PyQtForSoftimage, and importing PySide directly by mistake

Re: Weight Tools

You can create a plugin that adds the paths to the sys.path, it should be loaded before all the other plugins. On Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 3:51 PM, Martin Yara wrote: > Thanks for your response. > > So far, after a couple of days fighting with PySide and Python, I've been > able

Re: Weight Tools

Thanks for your response. So far, after a couple of days fighting with PySide and Python, I've been able to reuse the GUI. In my tests, it works fine with Softimage 2013 and 2015. I couldn't use an external Python I don't know why, SI just kept crashing, so I installed Python 2.6, pywin and

Re: Weight Tools

You should be able to reuse the GUI as it is through PyQtForSoftimage (it's a pretty lightweight implementation, kudos to the people involved), but it requires the user to install the plugin + pyqt 4.8.x (I don't think the plugin is compatible with recent versions of qt as there are a lot of

Weight Tools

In Maya I'm using a heavily modified version of a script called skinWrangler. (I'm writing Maya Python like crazy these days, and to be honest, it's pretty cool. Tons of options with OpenMaya, Pymel and the old commands) https://github.com/chrisevans3d/skinWrangler Is there something like this