*"I just tested my Poser Console with P5: works for me. This little tool is of great help while developing interfaces because Poser has no chance to hold or hide script output :)"

*I don't mean to suggest that it has flaws - just that I can't seem to get any of it to work enough for me to test any implementation.  I get terribly frustrated with my own limitations and stupidity.  :(  

*"If you want I can spend a few days deceloping a kind of Framework and a Userinterface for scripts like yours next week. With this you can concentrate on the "real important" parts :)"

I would - and others undoubtedly would - appreciate that!  It might be a boon for the community.  But don't waste your time on something just because I kind of freaked out a little yesterday.  And, ah, it's less a matter of concentrating on the "important" parts than it is concentrating on the things I can understand.  :-P  I can grasp the basics of what you're doing, but somewhere in the middle your process becomes too complex for me or integrates too many new ideas for me to get it.  :(  I was kind of wondering if a disagreement between tk.mainloop() and the callback loop might be what crashes P7.  I believe Spanki was testing for TDMT using P7, and we were using the same box creation code in that as I'm using for the vertex boxes.  Or the crash may be due to the parenting step.  Hmm.

If anyone can test this is Poser 7 and try cancelling out a couple of lines of the script, to see what happens, that might help isolate the problem.  I can point out which lines to test, in the last posted version if anyone can spare a bit of time for such a test.

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.