Hi,
I’m currently integrating tk-blender based on this repository.
However, since PySide2 is no longer supported in Blender 4.2 (which uses Python 3.11), I need to install PySide6 instead to ensure compatibility.
Has anyone successfully integrated tk-blender with Blender 4.2? If so, could you share the steps or provied any guidance on how to achieve this?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Check the conversation here on this topic Shotgrid with tk-blender - #11 by zavinator @zavinator has picked up on this recently.
Thanks!
I ended up resolving the issue caused by PySide6 installation prbolems and tk-core’s inability to load PySide6. By updating to the latest tk-core version (v0.21.6), the GUI now functions properly in Blender 4.2.
Since the original repository seems to be unmaintained, I create a new repository. You can find it here: GitHub - icentric-dev/tk-blender: 🥛 FPTR Toolkit Engine for Blender: https://www.blender.org/
Hi Sean! Thanks for updating tk-blender to work with PySide6! It works well on Windows but I’m struggling to get it to work on Linux (Rocky 8). It seems like PySide6 6.8.* results in a startup crash. PySide6 6.7.* seems to not crash on startup. However the File Open (workfiles) dialog freezes on open. I got it to not freeze by commenting out the TIMER code in the event loop, but now I get a crash after clicking the “New File” button in the File Open dialog. The crash report is pretty much empty but I was able to at least narrow it down to happening after the read_homefile() blender api call inside the hook. Yeah so not having much luck so far.