bagginsbill opened this issue on May 17, 2007 · 67 posts
kuroyume0161 posted Sun, 20 May 2007 at 12:20 AM
Backing up bagginsbill here a bit, I can't see how a GUI will be of much use for this type of thing. Mainly, it's a language (in its own right) that allows you to turn basically (but not totally) mathematical concepts into Poser shaders. The only GUI for something like this that I can pull from is LegOS and its clunky little blocks (which I quickly bypassed for real programming). :)
Now, there might be a GUI concept of use in this somewhere - it would be ultra neato keen (sorry) to actually see the results of what you are 'programming' and to have a little script editor there as well (say, script text on one side and a graphical box to show the Poser material result). So you enter whatever code and then hit a button to display what would result - something like a 2D/3D plotting application (e.g.: Mathematica or MathCAD). But that would depend upon the extent to which this can be achieved.
C makes it easy to shoot yourself in the
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