Today’s goal is to implement PySide Widget where a function is executed when the tab is expanded. For example, the following is a function to print opened item name.
Windows 10
Python 3.8.7
PySide2 (5.15.2)
Connect target function to itemExpanded signal of QTreeWidget.
(more…)Today’s goal is to create a simple dialog by using QInputDialog in PySide.
Windows 10
Python 3.8.7
PySide2 (5.15.2)
Reference: QInputDialog
There are 4 types of dialogs, getText, getInt, getDouble and getItem. Here is an example of QInputDialog() in https://gist.github.com/s-nako/1821d3c25997ec4a868f1e5f0bd2f687.
def show_get_text_dialog(self):
name, ok = QInputDialog.getText(self, 'Name form', 'input name:')
if ok:
print("input is ", name)(more…)The system of keymap preference in Blender is complex a little.
Today’s goal is to summarize how to customize keymaps in Blender. The main contents are how to change keymaps, save and import/export key configuration presets. This article doesn’t contain how to use keymap editor or details of UI.
Blender 2.83 (Python 3.7.4)
Windows 10
The following is an excerpt from the Blender manual.
The keymap editor lets you adjust your keymap via:
Presets: Predefined keymaps which come with Blender and can be added to.
from “Keymap” in Blender 2.92 Manual
Preferences: Keymaps may define their own preferences to change the functionality or add additional key bindings.
Key Map Items: You may add/remove/edit individual keymap entries.
Keymaps can be changed in each keymap editor.
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