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Davinci QT binding not found #3911
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Thank you for reporting the issue. Could you also enclose the Resolves environments? Thank you. |
Being unable to import shiboken2 but being able to at least trigger PySide2 stands out to me that Python can find PySide2 but fails to import shiboken2 (and thus PySide2) correctly. Which could potentially happen if Python 2 tries to import a Python 3 PySide2 package. Can you confirm the scripts are correctly running through Python 3 in Resolve. I believe there's a preference in the Resolve with which you can set the default python version - can you confirm the setting is set to Python 3? :) Another workaround to avoid the setting to be required to be set to Python 3 is to change the OpenPype menu scripts extension to By the way, you can confirm this suspicion by doing the following in the Py3 tab in the Console: from PySide2 import QtWidgets If that does work I'm pretty sure Resolve is trying to run the OpenPype menu through a Python 2 interpreter instead. |
Hey @aramadan0096 what is the state of this issue. Did you managed to solve it yourself or it persists? Can we close the issue? |
@BigRoy I've renamed "OpenPype__Menu.py" to "OpenPype__Menu.py3" but nothing changed, plus QtWidgets could not be imported |
@jakubjezek001 I'm really sorry for late response, I was just unable to access github... but my issue didn't solved yet. |
Running version
3.14.1
Describe the bug
OpenPype menu not working.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Showing the OP menu to create and publish shots.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
[cuID:OP-4147]
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