kinda like you can add
label = "Collect Geometries"tooltip = """
foo bar foo bar foo bar ... foo bar
foo bar foo bar foo bar ... foo bar
foo bar foo bar foo bar ... foo bar
"""
ahhh middle mouse
nevermind
I've got a problem with instance plugins, like: https://learn.pyblish.com/chapters/07-branching-ii.html
They just do not work. Context plugins work, but the code from this example simply does not
They just do not work. Context plugins work, but the code from this example simply does not
Why may this happen?
by the way: Hi :)
Hey @p4vv37,
There is something wrong with using such high values for the order, but it should support it. I'll make a bug issue about it. If you run the following code with smaller order values, it should output the expected result:
import pyblish.api
items = ["john", "door"]
class CollectInstances(pyblish.api.ContextPlugin):
order = 0
def process(self, context):
for item in items:
context.create_instance(item)
class PrintInstances(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
order = 1
def process(self, instance):
print("Instance is: %s" % instance)
pyblish.api.register_plugin(CollectInstances)
pyblish.api.register_plugin(PrintInstances)
import pyblish.util
context = pyblish.util.publish()
pyblish/pyblish-base#301
It looks like what I'm interested in making as well
A self-contained pyblish-qml
Could you tell us a little bit about it? :)
Well, there's not much to talk about, it's just an exe that runs only the server, created with a use of pyinstaller and Python 3.X. I want to run pyblish-qml on different machines which have only Maya's Python 2.7 available, so I thought that distributing such exe and running it from the script that opens the pyblish gui would be the easiest way to achieve this.
Alternatively, I guess, I'd have to install Python 3 on every one of them and then from the maya's python run the server in this other python before opening the gui in maya and that seems a lot more problematic.
Alternatively, I guess, I'd have to install Python 3 on every one of them and then from the maya's python run the server in this other python before opening the gui in maya and that seems a lot more problematic.
Yes, you could do that; install on every machine
But what most people do, is install PyQt5 on a central location
And point their PYTHONPATHs to it
Or, store the entire Python 3 + PyQt5 centrally, and launch via that one
There's a standalone PyQt5 for Python 2, here: https://github.com/pyqt/python-qt5
after running an action the validator is still red
even if the action succedes at fixing the issue
any way to make it green so you dont have to refresh and rerun validation?
it seems to confuse artists that they need to redo it all after fixing something
but it kinda makes sense as the fix might make other things not validate
i might just have to inform them more
Found lots of times, especially when introducing new validators, that there are edge case that the actions didn't account for, but the validator did.
There is nothing stopping that technically, its purely a UI issue