Hasta La Motion!

I’m looking into creating a cross-app utility which would just be a hosted website. Would it be possible to pop-up a dialog with a web browser in it pointed to a URL?

It’s possible with .net through the WebBrowser Control (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr…(v=VS.85).aspx). Is there any such PyQt control that ships with Nuke?

I haven’t really dug into Nuke 6 UIs yet so I’m not entirely sure what all is possible. Is it easier to write a PyQt dialog in Nuke 6 than it was in Nuke 5?

Any pointers in the right direction would be really helpful.

Hi guys!

I can’t manage to get the child nodes from a gizmo… actually it’s quite simple, if I create a group in the graph, and I get it via a toNode or selectedNode method, I get a "Group" object (which is a subclass of "Node") and so I can access all its child nodes via the "nodes" method…
the problem is that when I try to do that with a gizmo, I though it would return a "Gizmo" object (defined as a subclass of "Group" and "Node" in help files) but instead it returns a Node object, whiche hasn’t any "nodes" property.

Actually I’m trying to execute some script via a "knobchanged" callback on a gizmo, so as defined in help, you can access the gizmo with the "thisNode" method, but I can’t find a way to access its inside nodes (I want to use a "sample" function on a precise node inside the gizmo)
Any clues ?
thanks,

Paul.

I’ve been using Bullet solver for houdini and it is really fast compared to RBD solver or ODE, only thing is that I cant manage to get collisions out of imported geometry. I’m importing some maya geo through fbx and slicing it up with voronoi sop and putting that into dops…gravity works , but I cant get the pieces to collide with the ground object.