is there any way to have a decent directory selector using PyQt without rolling your own? By default using QFileDialog().getExistingDirectory() Qt is resorting to the native windows directory selector. And even the worse variation of it. It offers only a tree view and does not allow pasting of paths or proper browsing. When forcing Qt to use its own dialog, the dialog is better, but it also does not allow pasting paths. All i want is a standard windows file dialog that allows me to choose a directory.
I do, I get the standard Windows Dialog…i wonder if it’s tied to Maya’s preferences. I do not use the new Maya dialog boxes - i reverted to the OS dialog. Maybe there is some strange interactions between pyqt and that option?
[QUOTE=rgkovach123;18666]I do, I get the standard Windows Dialog…i wonder if it’s tied to Maya’s preferences. I do not use the new Maya dialog boxes - i reverted to the OS dialog. Maybe there is some strange interactions between pyqt and that option?[/QUOTE]
Weird. That seems to hint tho that it is at least possible. Thanks!
i looked at this on some other machines with different setups and everyone is getting standard window dialogs… not sure why you are getting a pared-down dialog…
Hello, I was wondering if someone could help me with a similar issue. I just want to open up a regular windows explorer window, but when my file dialog opens I can only see directories. This is what I’m working with:
[QUOTE=borbs727;29054]Hello, I was wondering if someone could help me with a similar issue. I just want to open up a regular windows explorer window, but when my file dialog opens I can only see directories. This is what I’m working with: