@ferdinand thanks so much, problem solved!
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RE: [Python] Best practice for creating multiple custom tabs in a .res file (ObjectData)
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[Python] Best practice for creating multiple custom tabs in a .res file (ObjectData)
Hi everyone,
I am currently developing a Python Generator plugin (ObjectData) and I'm struggling to get a clean, multi-tabbed interface in the Attribute Manager using the .res file.
My goal is to have the standard "Basic" and "Coord" tabs, followed by several custom tabs of my own (e.g., "General", "Spirals", "Wind Settings" ...).
If I use GROUP ID_OBJECTPROPERTIES for my first set of parameters, it works fine. However, if I try to add more root-level GROUP blocks next to it to create additional standalone tabs, the UI either merges them into the bottom of the previous tab or breaks entirely depending on how I format it.
I've looked at examples, but I keep running into parsing issues.
Could someone share the recommended, minimal .res hierarchy to properly define multiple independent custom tabs alongside the default Obase inclusions?
Thanks in advance for your time and help!
