How are you intending to filter?
I built a script a while ago that gives you a drop down, this then is used to
filter the next stage which is a list of episodes with check boxes, with multi
selection allowed,
this then creates a panel populated with the shots found from the selected
episodes. This way I could select a project/episode/and shots and add data to
the shots (such as approved etc).
Would something like that be suitable
All done with the simple panel
Howard
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>Subject: [Nuke-python] Pulldown_Knob with multiple checkboxes…?
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>Hi all,
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>I am hoping someone might have a solution for this… (cross-posting again)
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>I'm trying to create a pulldown menu that has the ability to check multiple
>boxes. Basically, I am trying to put the functionality of the special
>nuke.MultiView_Knob into a regular pulldown menu… Why, you ask? Because I
>want to *filter the list of views*, since right now it bleeds off my second
>monitor and into thin air…
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>I can create a new MultiView_Knob in my own Python_Panel, but since it's a
>private menu type, I can't do anything with the list of views it holds. I've
>tried and it always gives me, essentially, nuke.views()...
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>The Enumeration_Knob only allows one selected item at a time - same with the
>Pulldown_Knob. So, short of building my own panel with PySide or PyQt - which
>I have not gotten into, yet - is there any type of pulldown that would allow
>each item to have its own on/off checkbox - a multi-checkbox pulldown menu, if
>you will?
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>I hope that's somewhat clear what I'm looking for! (8^\
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>Thanks for any help,
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>Rich
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