> Quote - I just get a long procession of "Callback is running", nothing else after the first three lines.

Thanks, Les.  That helps isolate where the process is failing.  The callback works and querying the callback works, but it apparently isn't recognizing the dials when they're moved.

The attached adds a couple of additional print statements, which might help narrow things down further.  I hate to keep putting you through this, but if you can run the test script and report the output, I may be able to fix this.  I have a couple of ideas, but I can't test them here.  The script is running on my Poser 5 installation, oddly. 

It's kind of a long shot, but have you altered the default dial sensitivity (assuming one can even do that) for Poser?  What units do you have Poser set up to use?  I'm set up for Poser Native Units.  I doubt that's the trouble, but possibly all dial responses are recalibrated somehow if PNU's aren't being used.

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