WelcomeScreen v1.1
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Contributor: Xing Huan
A simple screen which shows at startup
Requirements:
9.0 or later
9.0 or later
06 Mar 2017
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This is a sample welcome screen. It can show all recent files since you install it.
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this line keep running in cmd form untill i close it.
ps: nuke 10.5v02
But anyway to move that default screen, im using 2 monitor and the welcome screen popup one side, my nuke open in other side.
Thanks
this looks really interesting but I also have problems getting it to work :(
The screen shows up, but it's not complete and I literally can't click anything. I can't close Nuke either, it's blocked. Looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/IKSn8qz.png
I have it on a network location, my Init looks like this:
nuke.pluginAddPath('/Volumes/.../WelcomeScreen_v1.1')
And of course I changed the welcome_path.py:
Home_Path = os.path.expandu ser('~').replac e('\\','/') + '/Volumes/.../WelcomeScreen_v1.1'
(and the other value also accordingly)
I'm on OSX. Any idea?
Home_Path = '/Volumes/.../WelcomeScreen_v1.1'
Users_Path = '/Volumes/.../WelcomeScreen_v1.1/users'
If you have it on a network location, don't use os.path.expandu ser('~').replac e('\\','/')
I hope it can help and all icons should display normally.
And another question: If the screen is blocked, it may be that when you don't save your last nk file and nuke shows a message asking you whether open the autosave file. The screen will block off the message window so that you can't click anything unless closing the message. When that happened on my computer, I offten press Enter or Esc to close the message. Or you can set the screen not show at startup. It's the best way if you still have this problem.
sorry for my late reply. I deleted that string you mentioned and now it works out! :)
The 2nd issue could be fixed by disabling the Slashscreen in some instances. But it makes totally sense that it's the little window you mention, so when you hit Return you can use the Welcomescreen :)
Thanks again, this will be really helpful!
I updated the script for Pyside2 using Qt.py if interested.
I have also realised the really strange way you retrieve the package path and username here is, I think, a better approach:
Home_Path = realpath(dirname(__file__))
Users_Path = join(Home_Path,'users')
username = getpass.getuser ()
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