IsaoShi:

In answer to your recent question about the vssFolder value...

Last week I asked you to show me all the output. You said there wasn't anything before the button info. I don't understand that, because I print out several lines of path info at the top.

Here's what I see from VSS on Poser Pro on my laptop:

appLocation C:Program FilesSmith MicroPoser ProPoserPro.exe
appFolder C:Program FilesSmith MicroPoser Pro
scriptLocation C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvssvssMainButtons.py
mainPython C:Program FilesSmith MicroPoser ProRuntimePython
vssFolder C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvss

script button 1: 'Synchronize'
       invokes: 'C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvssmacro1.py'
script button 2: 'Render'
       invokes: 'C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvssmacro2.py'
script button 3: 'Designer...'
       invokes: 'C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvssmacro3.py'
script button 4: 'Parmatic...'
       invokes: 'C:Documents and SettingsbagginsDesktopMyPoserStuffvssRuntimePythonvssmacro4.py'
script button 10: 'Poser Main Buttons'
       invokes: ':Runtime:Python:poserscripts:mainButtons.py'
 

I have a desktop folder called MyPoserStuff. I keep my own code and data there for handy access right from my desktop. Inside that, is an external runtime for vss. As you can see, Poser is quite happy with this arrangement, and all of the paths are real Windows paths. I got those paths by asking Poser where I'm running from. That's what the variables appLocation, appFolder, scriptLocation, mainPython, and vssFolder are showing. These are all the important pieces of information necessary to assemble correct paths.

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