Hi
After setting up a toolkit project the Qt5 module @ /config/install/core/python/tank/platform/qt5 was not populated. How can I populate this module with the necessary module files?
This is in windows using the unreal integration config:
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Rob Blau Official comment Hi Clayton! What are you seeing in that directory? It should look like this:
https://github.com/shotgunsoftware/tk-core/tree/master/python/tank/platform/qt5That module is our compatibility layer that lets Qt4 code run in a Qt5 environment.
Are there errors that you are seeing when trying to run the integration?
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Clayton Campbell Ya the __init__.py file is in the directory, It seems to indicate that it should be populated with the qt5 stuff at some point during initialization.
The tk-unreal engine script attempts to include QtWidgets from the sgtk.platform.qt5 module which doesn't exist which results in an import error. I am able to import the sgtk.platform.qt5 module itself but since it is just an empty init QtWidgets etc cannot be used.
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Rob Blau Gotcha. That module would be populated when PySide/PySide2 is found while tk-unreal is initializing. Are you running the tk-config-unreal with any modifications? PySide2 should be available via the tk-framework-unrealqt framework which is setup here in the config:
https://github.com/shotgunsoftware/tk-config-unreal/blob/master/env/includes/frameworks.yml#L58-L64If that framework wasn't available for some reason I think the result would be what you are seeing. If that still doesn't seem to be the case, can you open a ticket with us at support@shotgunsoftware.com and send on your log file (doc on how to find them is here)?
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Clayton Campbell I have not made any modifications to the config. The PySide2 module exists in the tk-framework-unrealqt install directory and I can see from the logs that it attempts to import it during the tk-unreal initialization, but then fails to find Qt4-like or Qt5-like interfaces.
I will open a ticket and attach the logs.
Thanks!
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Clayton Campbell Ok I think I have figured this one out. Looks like it was a permissions issue.
We recently changed the server that these files are located on. Part of this was resetting the permissions on every file to 666. I changed the permissions on all .py and .dll files in the install dir to allow execution and now things seem to be working.
Thanks for the help!
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Rob Blau Awesome. Glad you solved it and thanks for letting us know what the issue was!
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