🔒 Python GUI

[sage comet]

Hello, i wonder how to make a good GUI in python, because tkinter looks kinda bad, its very limited, so i would like to know how to make a good gui using python for a python game i made (pretty simple game, im not really experienced in python)

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@sage comet

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[gloomy oar]

take a look at wxPython ... PTQt5 or 6 is very complex.

[sage comet]

okay thanks

[tiny leaf]

tkinter is still a good place to start for a beginner, even if it doesn't look the greatest right out of the box

[sage comet]

ive heard of custom tkinter, is it better ?

[tiny leaf]

it has more style options, but the underlying functionality is the same

good looking GUI still takes a lot of effort, no matter which library you use. Nothing looks good right away

[sage comet]

but how do people make apps or games with a good looking gui ?

i mean using python

[proper pilot]

I have been using Pyside6 with QtCreator.
I can quickly and easily make .ui files which i can load into my python scripts to load the ui.

[floral salmon]

PyQt/PySide can be styled with something very similar to css

example https://doc.qt.io/qtforpython-6/tutorials/basictutorial/widgetstyling.html

[tiny leaf]

PySide6 is the best choice because it is so customizable

But it still requires a lot of effort and understanding what makes a good design

[sage comet]

thanks

[steep sand]

Dear ImGui Python bindings

😈

[sage comet]

im sorry im french my english is limited i didnt really understand what you meant

[steep sand]

It's a library

[sage comet]

im gui ?

[steep sand]

yes

[sage comet]

okay thanks

ill check that

[steep sand]

its a little bit harder

[sage comet]

ill learn

[gloomy oar]

i have no idea but you can also take a look at browser based GUIs...
like Remi, NiceGUI ?!?

[steep sand]

flask

[neon veldt]

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