Add QT support to Blender, letting you create custom UI for your addons with PySide6 QtWidgets.
Blender 2.83
or higher.
Windows or Mac
The installation of bqt with automatic setup for Blender requires the usage of the integrated python
interpreter found within ../Blender Foundation/<version>/Python/bin
python.exe -m pip install bqt
If you are installing from a clone of the repository you can easily install by navigating to bqt's root folder and running:
python setup.py install
- BQT_DISABLE_STARTUP if set to 1, completely disable bqt
- BQT_DISABLE_WRAP if set to 1, disable wrapping blender in a QWindow
- BQT_DISABLE_CLOSE_DIALOGUE if set to 1, use the standard blender close dialogue
bqt_demo shows you how to use bqt with several qt demos you can run in Blender
bqt is developed on Windows, but also supports Darwin (MacOS). If you are a dev, add a PR for another OS.