Attached Link: Free Dimension 3D Python Scripts

I also updated all other Python scripts with new features and some improvements or bug fixes. If you are using one of it, get the new version. The largest change is for the quick link script which has several new features to automate tasks in Poser.

The scripts can be downloaded from my site www.ralf-sesseler.de (see link above) and from my free stuff section at Renderosity.

Thanks, Man!

Whistle, whistle, who, who!

Your Multi-Delete has come in handy so often!  I've DL'd your other scripts, and am looking forward to reading up on them!

Thanks Again!

Thank You!

Very useful, thankyou

Thank you! Multiple delete will come in very handy.

Thank You so much for the scripts and the tutorial.  I'm no longer scared of Pythons!!!

Oooh, cool. I missed this the first time around! Thanks for the topic bump :)

Thanks so much :)

Handy stuff, thanks :)

Quote - Oooh, cool. I missed this the first time around! Thanks for the topic bump :)

These ARE cool!  Is there a Python script for a multiple figure delete as well props?

Quote - These ARE cool!  Is there a Python script for a multiple figure delete as well props?

Yes, the Delete script will delete selected figures, props, lights, or cameras from a scene.

Many, many thanks

JB

FYI P7 Mac OSX 10.5.2 Conform, Delete and Reset only ones I have tested so far work as expected. For those on mac's give them a whirl they are fantastic even if there is a disclaimer that Mac use has not been tested.

Thanks a ton for these scripts

Thanks very much D3D!  These are very handy.  I'm especially enamored of the Copy Morphs script since I'm migrating my figure control magnets to morph targets (so I can render in Vue).  The Copy Morphs script will let me quickly copy the shaping morphs to the conforming clothing.  But I'm wondering...

... how difficult would it be to add a looping subroutine so the morphs are copied to all frames of an animation?

Thanks again!

Quote - ... how difficult would it be to add a looping subroutine so the morphs are copied to all frames of an animation?

Should be easy. Add the following code at the beginning of the method copyMorph, and put the current code of this method into the loop:

for f in range(scene.NumFrames()):
    scene.SetFrame(f)

I haven't tested it, but this should copy the morph setting for each frame in the scene.

Heads up to Mac users in Quick Browser edit the script like this and it works like a champ

 ["Poser 7", "/Applications/Poser 7/Runtime"], etc for each runtime you have. Need to start at the Users level to your runtime if you have multiple runtimes like I do.

Mac's need a right leaning slash and a leading slash. This goes for Quick Access too (without the brackets as above)

Great scripts. really works coool as I have all my wardrobe wiz stuff go to a WW2 runtime I set up for testing first. With quick browser, loading converted clothes for testing is quick and easy with this script vs switching runtimes back and forth which can take sometime depending on how big the runtime is.

Quote - > Quote - ... how difficult would it be to add a looping subroutine so the morphs are copied to all frames of an animation?

Should be easy. Add the following code at the beginning of the method copyMorph, and put the current code of this method into the loop:

for f in range(scene.NumFrames()):
    scene.SetFrame(f)

I haven't tested it, but this should copy the morph setting for each frame in the scene.

Ulp.  I'm afraid I'm not much of a pythoner yet, though I'm trying to learn.  Seems like I should've been able to get this to work but just couldn't find the right spot to insert the looping code lines. 

Here's the code in case D3D or any other python experts are willing to point to the corect insertion point... and thanks!  (D3D-- I hope you don't mind my pasting the code in the message.  Please let me know if I've done bad.... and thanks again for the great script!)

Copies morph values from one figure to another.

Only works, if morphs have the same name (at least partial)

Copyright 2005-08 by Ralf Sesseler

options

set this to 0 to turn off partial match

partialMatch = 1

set this to 0 to also copy JCM morphs

noJCM = 0

main

import poser
import string

def copyMorph(figure, conform):
    number = conform.Actors()[0].InternalName()
    number = number[number.index(':'):]
    for figActor in figure.Actors():
        try:
            conActor = figActor.InternalName()
            conActor = conActor[:conActor.index(':')] + number
            conActor = conform.ActorByInternalName(conActor)
        except:
            continue
        for figParam in figActor.Parameters():
            name = figParam.Name()
            if noJCM and (string.find(name, "JCM") == 0):
                continue
            conParam = conActor.Parameter(name)
            if (conParam == None) and partialMatch:
                m = 1000
                params = conActor.Parameters()
                for p in params:
                    i = string.find(p.Name(), name)
                    l = len(p.Name()) - len(name)
                    if i >= 0 and l < m:
                        conParam = p
                        m = l
            if (conParam != None and ((figParam.IsMorphTarget() and conParam.IsMorphTarget())
                    or (figParam.IsValueParameter() and conParam.IsValueParameter()))
                    and conParam.Value() != figParam.Value()):
                conParam.SetValue(0)
                conParam.SetValue(figParam.Value() - conParam.Value())

scene = poser.Scene()
conform = scene.CurrentFigure()
if conform:
    figure = conform.ConformTarget()
    if figure == None:
        figure = scene.Figures()
        for fig in figure:
            c = fig.ConformTarget()
            if (c != None) and (c.InternalName() == conform.InternalName()):
                copyMorph(conform, fig)
    else:
        copyMorph(figure, conform)
    scene.Draw()

The lines for the loop belong here:

def copyMorph(figure, conform):
  for f in range(scene.NumFrames()):
    scene.SetFrame(f)
    number = conform.Actors()[0].InternalName()
    number = number[number.index(':'):]
    ...

It's important to have the indention that way, so the complete current method code will be inside the loop.

Quote - The lines for the loop belong here:

def copyMorph(figure, conform):
  for f in range(scene.NumFrames()):
    scene.SetFrame(f)
    number = conform.Actors()[0].InternalName()
    number = number[number.index(':'):]
    ...

It's important to have the indention that way, so the complete current method code will be inside the loop.

It worked!  Thank you VERY much!  This is great!