Hello,

  Is there any kind of python script around that will automate the adjustment of a characters' feet in Poser.  I have an animation that is 1000 frames long.  I also have the model wearing heels.  The heel product came with a "feet pose" to adjust the feet fit the heels.  What I would like is for the script to go thru each frame and basically click the "feet pose" button automatically.  I hope this makes sense.  Does something like this exist?  If not, I am a programmer by trade.  Would there be any good place to look to figure it out for myself?

 Thanks,

Nebula

Attached Link: http://www.svdlinden.nl/webposerstuff/downloads/footbends.zip

Wow, thanks!  I will look at them right now.

Your the man today! lol

Nebula

I am messing around to learn how Python works.  Having a problem tho....

Question:  What am I doing wrong here??  Error highlighted in code below.....

(Also, how do I rename the character from "Victoria 4" to "JoJo" in the GUI list?)

Error: Traceback (most recent call last):
            File "D:GraphicsPoser 7RuntimePythonCreate_JoJo.py", line 18, in ?
            LeftHeel.SetConformTarget(JoJo)
            AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'SetConformTarget'

Python Code:
*scene=poser.Scene()

scene.LoadLibraryFigure("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariescharacterVictoria 4Victoria 4.cr2")
fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
JoJo=fig.Name()

scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeJoJo!!jojo_morphINJ.pz2")
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeJoJo!jojo_texture.pz2")
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeJoJomu_2.pz2")
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeAll the Right MovesARM - 115a.pz2")

scene.LoadLibraryFigure("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariescharacterHard-Sole SandalsV4HardSoleSandal01 L.cr2")
fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
LeftHeel=fig.Name()
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeHard-Sole Sandals!Show_Ring.pz2")
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeHard-Sole SandalsMAT_01.pz2")
LeftHeel.SetConformTarget(JoJo)  < Problem Line

scene.LoadLibraryFigure("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariescharacterHard-Sole SandalsV4HardSoleSandal01 R.cr2")
fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
RightHeel=fig.Name()
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeHard-Sole Sandals!Show_Ring.pz2")
scene.LoadLibraryPose("D:GraphicsPSR-DLCV4-DLCRuntimelibrariesposeHard-Sole SandalsMAT_01.pz2")
scene.SetConformTarget(JoJo)*

The problem arises from the line "LeftHeel=fig.Name()" LeftHeel is just a string.
Replace the lines

fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
LeftHeel=fig.Name()

and

fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
RightHeel=fig.Name()

with

LeftHeel=scene.CurrentFigure()

and

RightHeel=scene.CurrentFigure()

This will make sure that LeftHeel and RightHeel are figure objects, not strings. Figure objects have a SetConformTarget method.
Since SetConformTarget takes a figure object as argument, you also should change the line

JoJo=fig.Name()

into

JoJo=scene.CurrentFigure()

Hope this helps,

Steven.

Quote - I am messing around to learn how Python works.  Having a problem tho....

Question: What am I doing wrong here??

Based on your code snippet, you need to use fig.SetConformTarget(JoJo) in both places where you're trying to conform an item.

Setting a figure's name:

• from Python:

fig.SetName("")

• from the user interface:
  choose Object->Properties, select the Body actor, switch to the Properties tab and enter your name. Confirm with

Steven,

  The python command fig.SetName("") doesn't work.  I don't believe SetName is a valid method for a figure.  There is one for an Actor, but not for a Figure.  Or else I am missing something.  I was able to get the rest to work just great....... after several tries that is.  But, I'm learning!

  Thanks for your help!!

Doug