For anyone who might be interested I just posted a tool to help build UI for python scripts.
It lets you drag and drop UI elements onto a customizable Flame style window. After the UI is all setup it will generate a working script that can load into Flame. All the widgets will still need to be connected to the scripts logic. Hopefully this will make creating UI’s a little easier.
As of right now it’s MacOS only.
Mike
A solution to one of the most frustrating processes, love it!
EDIT: Just had a play with this…this is so amazing @MikeV, thank you so much for writing this. It’s takes soooo much of the pain away.
wow. It looks amazing.
Love this @MikeV ! This will certainly save me some time. Thank you!
@kyleobley I told you UI’s were fun 
@john-geehreng this definitely makes it more enjoyable.
Can you use a mac to generate the script then use the script on linux?
Hey Tim. Yep, that’ll work. That’s typically how I do mine.
Hey Tim, yea scripts that it creates can open on both Mac and Linux. But the script that it puts will still need work done to it. When it creates a script its just creating a UI ‘shell’. It will load in Flame but if you press buttons they won’t do anything… other than press. You would still have to go in and wire all the buttons and what not to some code to make it do what you want it to do. Although once you have the UI code you could probably point something like Claude to that script folder and tell it what you want it to do.