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AIVTDevPKevin / AI-VTuber-System

A graphical system program that allows you to quickly create your own AI VTuber for free.
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Editing UI error #2

Closed norimudo closed 1 month ago

norimudo commented 1 month ago

I tried to slightly modify the application UI for myself, so that it would be easier to position the buttons. I open the .ui file in QtDesign, edit it, and then recompile it into a .py file. However, trying to run the application produces a syntax error. I've tried changing the Qt version, I've even tried just exporting the same .ui file without changes and recompiling it, but I still get the error. Where am I going wrong and how can I make changes without getting these errors. Pls help.

AIVTDevPKevin commented 1 month ago

That does seem a bit strange. I tried the latest v1.3 (All-in-One) version with its .ui file, and it worked fine.

Maybe you can try my Python environment. It's made with Anaconda. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lvN2J8PxrZKJqMT4H4PpLJNXcQG-DXwb/view?usp=sharing

After extracting, place the "AIVTuberSystem_03" folder in the following path:

C:\Users\YOUR USER NAME\anaconda3\envs

Then open CMD.exe Prompt in Anaconda. image Set the working directory to the folder containing the .ui file with the following command:

cd C:\YOUR PATH\AI-VTuber-System_ver1.3\GUI_control_panel\GUI_py

Enter the command to convert the .ui file to .py:

pyside6-uic -o AI_Vtuber_control_panel_ui_pysd6.py AI_Vtuber_control_panel_ui_pysd6.ui

Hope this will help. 😇

norimudo commented 1 month ago

I realized that it wasn't the .ui to .py compiler that was the problem, but the way QtCreator opens and then exports your .ui file. Apparently there is a compatibility problem. Where did you create the interface? Did you use QtDesign or write it manually?

AIVTDevPKevin commented 1 month ago

I realized that it wasn't the .ui to .py compiler that was the problem, but the way QtCreator opens and then exports your .ui file. Apparently there is a compatibility problem. Where did you create the interface? Did you use QtDesign or write it manually?

Yeah, I did use QtDesigner for the UI design. If it's a compatibility problem, you can try using the QtDesigner from my Python environment.

AIVTuberSystem_03\Lib\site-packages\qt6_applications\Qt\bin\designer.exe

Remember! Don't use the default .ui to .py conversion from QtDesigner. Use the command I mentioned before. There are some differences, though I can't exactly tell why. 🫠

norimudo commented 1 month ago

Yes, apparently there is a compatibility problem. The designer from your environment works without errors and GUI starts. Thanks you.