Cage opened this issue on Apr 03, 2010 · 610 posts
Cage posted Tue, 27 April 2010 at 1:44 PM
Quote - No kidding. It is a Cage thread, after all - and please don't take that as any form of criticism, quite the opposite. I love this stuff you're coming out with.
I roll my eyes when I see someone post to a thread they clearly haven't read, and here I am doing it myself. I read page 1 - ooh, looper script, want it - then skipped to the last page to register my thanks. I will endeavour to read the rest of the thread in due course. Until then:
...I'm sure they will. A long time ago I actually requested something more-or-less identical to Mr. Looper on another forum, to which I am not allowed to link. :) Mr. Skinner looks interesting too, even though his name is reminiscent of a low-rent serial killer. :D
...Oh sure - you knew I was kidding, right?
I do tend to wander a bit, from one idea to the next, as I try to explore all the possibilities which occur to me. And others have suggestions, which often lead in wonderful and unexpected directions. :thumbupboth:
I'm glad you told me why you're rolling your eyes, because that smiley tends to worry me. :lol: No problems, with coming into the thread with only partial information. The thread wanders and I'm not sure how many people (possibly not myself) understand where it's been and/or where it's going. :lol: That's okay. The Looper script, itself, changed a great deal from the version on page one, however. Perhaps most notably, recent versions can now intersect effectively with edges, and I believe the new approach is faster than the initial one.
I had been requesting something like the loop script for two or three years, myself. I know I bugged at least three people about making one. :lol: It's a relief to actually have it now, although I haven't used it much yet, myself.
The loop script was almost named "Mr. Roper". :blink: That would have been a Three's Company reference, you see. "Mr. Looper" is a Sesame Street reference, from the days when the Mr. Hooper character was part of the cast. "Mr. Skinner" is a Simpsons reference. Sadly, I couldn't come up with a goofy TV name for the chain script. :lol: Suggestions are welcome.
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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking. He apologizes for this. He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.
Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below. His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.