I'm learning more about these scene.EventCallback thingies.  They're perfectly safe and stable.  As long as you don't use them.  :lol:  :cursing:

I've managed to add all of the features I'd hoped to add, but now I've discovered a strange crash bug in the script, which is connected in uncertain ways to the event callback.  Earlier versions of this script did not have these problems, yet I haven't made any alterations within the callback function which should have changed callback handling.  Other of my scripts which use the scene event callback are fine.  But now... Blammo!

If anyone out there has been using the loop script or the skinner script, have you had any Poser crash problems with the scripts?  What happens on your end if you delete the control prop?  I'm wondering if this is peculiar to my system or Poser installation.  Any reports could help.

 

So I think I may have to port the loop scripts to Wx Python for P8+ and Tkinter for P7 and below.

I purposefully refrain from calling Poser a haphazard heap of something which should probably begin with "H", if I want the alliteration.  But, man.  Bugs, more bugs, things that aren't fixed, things that were seemingly never fully implemented.  It gets me down, even if Larry and Steve and the lot are good folks.

 

So, yeah.  I'm going to try to fix the GUI situation, but the script is otherwise ready.

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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.