Hi there,
is the latest Ui available as pyqt5 .ui file?
I could only find an outdated version from last year.
in the image the latest ui in rhino compared to the one I found online.
Thanks,
Matthias
Hi @mhelmrei,
I’d be interested hearing a bit more about what your trying to achieve, and which apps you’re trying to integrate with.
The UI you see in our Rhino connector (left) is our DUI2 UI which is based on Avalonia WPF (C#) , and is not compatible with QT.
The PyQT UI you’re referring to can be found here: GitHub - specklesystems/specklepy_qt_ui.
It should look a bit like this:
Currently, this UI is only used by our QGIS connector.
@Kateryna maybe be able to clarify its status, and where to find the latest version.
We also have browser based UIs (cef and webview), including one we’re activity developing for our DUI3 (next gen) connectors if you’re looking for alternatives to PyQT.
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Hi @mhelmrei ! PyQt UI screenshot you shared was tailored specifically to QGIS connector. As we are moving to NextGen connectors (better, faster connectors), our UI is changing too. It is not quite a single .ui file (and never was, it was fully customized on load).
By the end of February new version of QGIS connector should be released with the new UI, which you should be able to integrate into another application. But again, it is a module, not a single .ui file. It is operating as a set of QWidgets emitting and receiving pyQtSignals which are calling either server-side actions (remain the same across host applications), or in-app actions (should be customized for each application you are making plugin for).
You can describe a bit more detailed what you would like to achieve. I can see from your screenshot that your app is working well with Dockwidgets, which means it should be easy to replicate the QGIS NextGen implementation.
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