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    Working with Qt

    You can use the Qt cross-platform toolkit to customize Maya's user interface.

    The MQtUtil Maya C++ class contains utility methods for accessing Qt controls from Maya. For detailed information, see the class documentation for MQtUtil in the C++ API Reference.

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    • Qt headers and libraries
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    • Writing Qt plug-ins
    • Accessing Qt and Maya controls
    • Sharing OpenGL resources in QGLWidgets with Viewport 2.0
    • Using the loadUI Command

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