As long as you somehow import nuke, you cannot use it as a standalone
program. If you remove all dependencies of nuke it is possible to use
py2exe though I prefer pyinstaller. For the interface I would use PyQt
or if you do not want to add an additional dependency use Tkinter.
On 06/09/2011 02:06 PM, julien hery wrote:
Hi,
I've been doing a python script inside nuke, designed to create a
directory structure for my projects.
It has a small interface. I'm wondering if I can use something like
py2exe to convert this script to a standalone executable, and if it's
possible to convert the small interface?
Has anyone tryed this ?
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