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Created:	08/30/2011
Last Modified:	09/11/2011
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ezPicker, abxPicker, select

Date	Priority	Title	Status
12/11/2011	low	I can't get it working! - Please help	Pending
09/11/2011	high	Spaces are not supported in the names of picker buttons.	Pending

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I can't get it working! - Please help

Status	pending
Priority	low
Date	12/11/2011
Submitted by	tristratos

Dear Eric,

I have downloaded your script from creativecrash lately and tried to install it and test it out.
Unfortunately, even if I followed the exact steps you describe in readme.txt file, I still get the following error, each time I try to create using the right mouse click, either a box selector, or an ellipse selector.

# Traceback (most recent call last):

# File "<maya console>", line 324, in itemChange

# AttributeError: type object 'QGraphicsItem' has no attribute 'ItemScaleHasChanged'

# Traceback (most recent call last):

# File "<maya console>", line 674, in contextMenuEvent

# File "<maya console>", line 748, in makeSelectorWidget

# File "<maya console>", line 188, in __init__

# AttributeError: type object 'QGraphicsItem' has no attribute 'ItemSendsGeometryChanges'

I have to add that I am using Maya 2012 SAP and that I have installed as mentioned the PyQT 64 bit version in C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Maya2012\Python as described.

In fact after executing in maya "import PyQt4" I get no error assuming that everything installed as mentioned.

Please help!

What am I doing wrong?

Is there a known bug or something that needs to be done before using your script? Please specify

Comments on this bug:

eevans said almost 15 years ago:

I haven't tested the tool with Maya 2012 SAP. The tool was developed using Maya 2012 "vanilla". The error makes me think that something may have gone awry with the PyQt installation. Unfortunately, a generic version of PyQt4 won't do. Maya will only work properly with a version of PyQt compiled with the same version of Python that Maya uses. Here's a brief snippet of code to test your PyQt installation: From PyQt4 import QtGui, QtCore btn = QtGui.QPushButton(QtGui.__file__) btn.show() If this code produces a button without errors, your PyQt install is probably sound.

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