PyQt QtDesigner Custom Widgets

[@MadPonyInteractive]

For more recent versions of PySide6 you need to set the Direction enum for this example to work.
So you need to replace:
self.marginsAnim.Forward
with:
self.marginsAnim.Direction.Forward
And:
self.marginsAnim.Backward
with:
self.marginsAnim.Direction.Backward

[@breakthecode119]

Thanks for the video @MadPonyIteractive. I really found it helpful.

[@ade4200]

how does it work when it displays the button in top left? you have not set geometry or a layout. i cannot get it to show a button at that stage.

[@learningforever957]

that was very useful and very well explained, thans a lot mate!

[@mihax209]

Thank you! I've been trying to look for a solution online for just this but I couldn't find the exact wordings. Promoting is just the feature I was missing

[@JedHelmers-ub3ue]

Awesome! Do you know much about creating a custom plugin so we can use custom components inside of Qt Designer?

[@MadPonyInteractive]

I can't say for sure but I believe you need C++ for that.

[@JedHelmers-ub3ue]

@@MadPonyInteractive *shrieks in horror* NOOooooo! That was my fear. Thanks for the speedy reply!

[@learningforever957]

@@JedHelmers-ub3ue is possible. You need to add a component that is the bass of you r custom component and then right click and in the promote to, there will be your custom component to choose.

[@AmgadElsaiegh]

very good, thank you