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Why is MyApp Instance not executing on python run [closed]

Closed. This question is not reproducible or was caused by typos. It is not currently accepting answers. This question was caused by a typo or a problem that can no longer be reproduced. While similar questions may be on-topic here, this one was resolved in a way less likely to help future readers. Closed 4 months ago. Improve this question

Display Kivy Color Wheel only

I am writing an app that has a need for the Kivy Color Wheel (https://kivy.org/doc/stable/api-kivy.uix.colorpicker.html) to choose a color value to assign to different users. However, I intend for it to be used on a phone screen, and as such I do not need the various sliders and color codes that make up the second half of the widget –

pyinstaller does not support importing kivy screen with exec

I have a kivymd app designed using the lazy loading method (all the screens and their kv files are placed in different folders so that they can be called when the user needs them using exec and eval, something similar to these projects kitchensink and kivy-lazy-loading-template). that works very well in pycharm. folders diagram: I tried to get windows output

How to add a basic parameter to a class in Kivy?

I am using Kivy ScreenLayout and I want to know how to create a basic button which will appear in every Screen. For example: I don’t want to copy and paste the Button in every class, especially when I have more than 20 screens. Is there a way how can be the button added as a basic parameter to every

kivy app change the font size of the entire application

I am building a kivy app and I want to add a settings screen that allows the users to change the font size of the entire application (that is, all the text in buttons and labels). I can’t find a way to do it unless I manually go over all the buttons and labels and change them one by one.

How to update function by milliseconds in Kivy

I’m making a stopwatch using Kivy that includes “Minutes, seconds, milliseconds”. But the problem is that the Clock method doesn’t seem to support the shorter time below 0.02. So no matter what numbers you give, it still can not catch up with the milliseconds’ change and counting time slower than the real-time (You can see it clearly in my code

Kivy: How to access global variables in .kv file

I’m fairly new to kivy and need some help with accessing a global variable in kivy. The idea of this demo code is to be able to update a global variable via a class method. These methods would, in practice, be buttons that a user presses that update the variable. I want to know how I can access this new

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