Quote - Here's a little script that saves the current document then renders.
The script is very simple; the key to making it work is to substitute
the script for Ctrl-R so it's the first thing you hit.  (Thus forcing you
to autosave without thinking about it.)

The script:

import poser
poser.SaveDocument()
poser.Scene().Render()

The trick:

Save the script into the runtimepythonposerScriptsScriptsMenu folder,
under this exact name:

SaveAndRender###Ctrl+R.py

And then find the Poser.XRC file, back it up somewhere else,
and delete line 743, which assigns Ctrl-R to the usual render.
Line 743 looks like this:
        Ctrl+R

Thanks for that :)

I always do save my images before rendering, but a script that will save mouse clicks is always welcome.

Of that script above, do I just save up to "The Trick" or do I save all of it down to the "accel>" portion?

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