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alias houdini_run='cd /opt/hfs16.5.595; source houdini_setup >> /dev/null; cd - >> /dev/null; env PATH=/home/jim/yt-conda/bin:/home/jim/yt-conda/sbin:$PATH houdini'

It's true that official release does not provide Python2.7 binaries for windows: https://download.qt.io/official_releases/QtForPython/pyside2/

What is a "user defined property page"?

Right, here is a working solution: n = hou.node('/obj/geo1') ptg = n.parmTemplateGroup() pt = ptg.find('myParm') pt.setScriptCallback('print 123') pt.setScriptCallbackLanguage(hou.scriptLanguage.Python) ptg.replace('myParm', pt) n.setParmTemplateGroup(ptg)

Take a look at hou.ParmTemplate.setTags() method.

I don't know the specifics of this package, but for a regular Python package you need PYTHONPATH variable and not PATH

import subprocess subprocess.Popen(['gplay', '/path/to/your/geometry.$F4.bgeo']) gplay must be in PATH, otherwise, specify a full path to it ($HFS/bin/gplay)

Untested, off the top of my head: node = hou.node('your_node') ptg = node.parmTemplateGroup() for i, file_path in enumerate(paths): pt = hou.StringParmTemplate('file%d' % i, 'File %d' %i, 1, file_path) ptg.addParmTemplate(pt) node.setParmTemplate(ptg) Or you could multi-parm block: hou.FolderParmTemplate( ... folder_type=MultiparmBlock)

Unfortunately, this is not possible at this moment. It could be quite useful, there were a few times when I wished this feature existed.

The menu script gets evaluated every time and so if you have an inconsistency between users/machines, you have to deal with it at the script level. There are also two types of menu: a string type menu and an ordered menu. I believe if you set it to a string type it will preserve its value.

Here's a simpler way: QPushButton.setCheckable(True) QPushButton.isCheked()

Hi, Yes, the ui module contains UI related stuff and is not available in Hython. You have few other options: 1. Use OpenGL ROP (probably the best option) http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/nodes/out/opengl.html 2. Call Hscript http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/commands/viewwrite.html Cheers

CMake generates this .proto file at build time. This recently introduced feature allows you (optionally) decouple parameter interface code from the main code. Again, it's not required to do it that way, unless you have special intentions like supporting compiled blocks feature for example or adding a "verb" (see docs) to your plugin. Now, if you absolutely necessary to use SCons, AND you have a code which uses this new paradigm (like SOP_Star.C) take a look at CMakeLists.txt file, you'll see houdini_generate_proto_headers function, which lives in toolkit/cmake/HoudiniConfig.cmake file. Implement it in your SCons script if you want. Cheers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHjm-zfP6sM ... Display Options -> Apply Operation To All Split Views ... Select objects, enter the rotate tool, right click on the manipulator in the viewport -> Global Control ... Path Tool. Although it's very clumsy. ... Help->Example Files->Python Panel Examples->Viewport Color Editor.