You can also make more SubMenus using those SubMenu files.

For example, I have a gazillion scripts by Ockham. 

Here is what my SubMenu.py script looks like.

If you save the file to your desktop and open it in Notepad, you will see that I have both versions of Wardrobe Wizard, plus I have 3 lines for Ockham, and an entry for Dimension3D.

When I open my SubMenu from the python window, I see:

Wardrobe Wizard
Wardrobe Wizard 2
Ockham Scripts
Ockham Scripts
Ockham Scripts
Dimension3D

When I click on any one of those, I am taken to yet another python window showing further scripts.  So for example if I want to access a specific script by Ockham, I will find it under one of the 3 entries I have showing for him.  When I'm done, I c an just click on "back to main button".

I have my Ockham scripts saved in the following path:

C:Program FilesCurious LabsPoser 6RuntimePythonposerScriptsOckhamOckham Scripts

I also had to create 3 .py files in this path so that I could add the scripts. I created:

OckhamMenu.py
OckhamMenu2.py
OckhamMenu3.py

I have my Dimension3D scripts saved in the following path:

C:Program FilesCurious LabsPoser 6RuntimePythonposerScriptsDimension3D

In order to add his scripts, I have the following file inside this path:

Dimension3D.py

Basically for each person who has multiple scripts, I create a folder for that person and add a .py script (essentially a renamed mainbuttons.py edited to hold the scripts I want)  in order to save the scripts in one place.

 

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