Hello, here is a list of Scripts working in the new versions.

New scripts will be added accordingly.

PhilC has updated versions of his scripts, ask for an update at his web site:

http://www.philc.net

Dimension3d has updated his XA,XS, XO and XL scripts for Poser 9, and his other scripts as well.

Personal web page     -     Renderosity Store

Dizzie has updated his camera script and Hampelmann:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/freestuff/index.php?user_id=157998

BagginsBill's VSS still works since it isn't compiled, but has no new skin shader yet.

http://sites.google.com/site/poserbagginsbill/vsshomepage

Mathmatic is recompiled and has the new nodes:

http://sites.google.com/site/bagginsbill/free-stuff/matmatic

Pose2LUX has been updated to work with the new version

http://pose2lux.com

A reworked version of svdl's texture converter can be found HERE. 

Cages Looper and Skinner scripts are updated, as well as his Morph Transfer scripts:

http://www.the.cage.page.phantom3d.net/looper/loopy.html

http://www.the.cage.page.phantom3d.net/TDMT_Match/TDMT.html

Updated scripts from RuntimeDNA are listed here.

Face_off scripts:

OcclusionMaster PC works, Mac version not currently working on P9/2012

RealSkinShader PC works, Mac version not currently working on P9/2012

V4SkinRealsimKit - will be updated in the store in a few days (already out?)

Thanks for making this a sticky Uwe ;). For ppl like me that won't have Poser 9/2012 right away, it'll be quick to find ;).

Laurie

Phyton?   

SteveJaxA unit of power for the settings on an alien raygun?

Dizzi morphscale script still works perfectly in PP2012

Hi Uwe, 

the TextureFilter PythonScript by SVDL now is reworked for P9/PP2012, in fact 

for Mac (only) by me in the old style:  P9 TextureFilter.zip

--> http://www.runtimedna.com/forum/showthread.php?64676-Scripts-and-Poser-9-Which-still-work/page3 
Third from the bottom of the site (Post #58). 

for PC (and Mac) by Netherworks in a two-step-style: NWS_Apply Texture Filter.zip 

--> http://www.runtimedna.com/forum/showthread.php?64676-Scripts-and-Poser-9-Which-still-work/page4 
First half of the site (Post#67). 

Henning  :biggrin:

Seriously? You can't edit the title so it makes sense to people who don't know it's Python and not Phyton?

nic w. can edit the title (mods cannot), but users who are confused may read the thread here or in python forum in order to learn what phyton is.  no, wait, I'm not finding nic in member search.  he may have gone off.

Quote - nic w. can edit the title (mods cannot), but users who are confused may read the thread here or in python forum in order to learn what phyton is.  no, wait, I'm not finding nic in member search.  he may have gone off.

Uh, yes mods CAN edit the title. Bantha just probably hasn't gotten around to it yet.

Laurie

but I kind of like phyton.

Don't know if this is the right place, but I installed PoserPro2012 today. I have found just one small problem. Everytime I go to load something into the main window, like a morph for V4, a 'popup window' tells me to find com.obj, which I can't find. Now I did go into my 'Macintosh HD > Users > Shared > PoserPro 2012 Content' and moved what I didn't want to use into a folder that I named 'unwanted' but left it there in PoserPro2012 content,eg.. the people that came with the program.

Can anyone give some idea as to where to find   com.obj  or why it's coming up.

Thank you

Quote - Can anyone give some idea as to where to find com.obj  or why it's coming up.

com.obj is the geometry for the "Centre of Mass", you should have a com.obz (the file is compressed by default) in Runtime/Geometries/Balance in the content Runtime (not the application Runtime).

So for products that use python scripts (Like Al3d's pantyhose), we will have to wait for the vendor's to update them?

Ouch...

I'm so bummed I can't use a couple of things in PP2012 at the moment :(

Quote - So for products that use python scripts (Like Al3d's pantyhose), we will have to wait for the vendor's to update them?

Only if the script is supplied compiled, i.e. as a PYC file, otherwise scripts, i.e. those supplied as PY files, that don't have a GUI should work fine, those with a GUI might need some attention.

I've edited the title. Please keep this on topic. Sorry for being that late.

Quote - Please keep this on topic.

The only way that can really happen is if you lock the thread, and unlock it only to post updates.

I could keep it open and delete every posting which does not fit.... :sneaky:

Quote - I could keep it open and delete every posting which does not fit.... :sneaky:

Not the fairest way to deal with people who ask questions in the what seems to be a relevant place but is in fact a "wrong" one. An alternative would be split off unwanted posts into their own thread, but I suspect the forum software here doesn't have that capability.

I have updated my Loop Scripts page, and the TDMT scripts as well.

http://www.the.cage.page.phantom3d.net/looper/loopy.html

http://www.the.cage.page.phantom3d.net/TDMT_Match/TDMT.html

Added link to RDNA -> http://www.runtimedna.com/forum/showthread.php?65333-List-of-RDNA-Python-Scripts-Updated-for-Poser-9-Pro-2012&p=630096#post630096

Open plea to those who created incredibly useful (and free) python scripts in years past: I think a lot of us would be willing to pay for them if you updated them for P9 / PP2012. I checked the scripts in Free Stuff and see that most of them have not been updated in years. Which didn't matter until now; they worked fine in P8 / PP2010.

Many (perhaps even most?) old scripts should still work, as I understand it.  Any script which used Numeric in earlier versions needs to be updated.  Any script which is distributed in .pyc format needs to be recompiled.  Any script which relied on a .pyd will be broken until and unless a new .pyd, compiled (and possibly revised) for the new Python version, is made available.

Numeric has mainly been used in scripts which build new geometries within Poser, because PPy's geometry API relied on Numeric arrays.  Numeric, however, has been replaced by Numpy in more recent versions of Python, so Poser has had to make that switch as well.

I would assume that if a script doesn't import Numeric and is distributed in .py format, it will probably still run in P9 without any alteration.  There may be a few cases where this isn't true, but AFAIK it should generally be true.

OcclusionMaster PC works, Mac version not currently working on P9/2012

RealSkinShader PC works, Mac version not currently working on P9/2012

V4SkinRealsimKit - email me for an update, or (preferably) wait a few more days for the store to update to the P9/2012 compatible version

PoserPhysics - current version will not work with P9/2012.  A new version will be released shortly which will be specifically for P9/2012.

If you want a few more PoserPhysics customers, address the soft-body problem.  We can manually fake it somewhat with magnets (a working jellymagnets script?) but we still need something to automate the positions of the magnets for animating.  I'd consider using a jiggles-like morph-based solution if the process of creating the morphs and setting the parameters was clearly explained.  Is there any particular reason why no one has tried to solve this problem yet?  All the previous attempts now seem outdated and/or abandoned.

(I'd really like to have different fall-off types, though.  How would you use a soft-body or spring solver on trans-mapped hair?  Maybe you'd want the minimum zone to be somewhere along the top of the skull (soft-spot area) and everything farther from that would be affected by the springiness?  I' d really like an automatic way to make prop hair seem less stiff when figures are moving.)

i would luv a script (or .pz2 if that'll work) to remove all the magnet deformers, magnet props, etc from a figure loaded into a scene.

Quote - V4SkinRealsimKit - email me for an update, or (preferably) wait a few more days for the store to update to the P9/2012 compatible version

Just a heads up. Not had a notification but this has been updated at the store. Reset my download today and got the new version.

Thanks face_off for updating, appreciated.

Quote - i would luv a script (or .pz2 if that'll work) to remove all the magnet deformers, magnet props, etc from a figure loaded into a scene.

Then you'll want D3Ds Delete script

http://d3d.sesseler.de/index.php?software=poserpython&product=delete

Just a note from the Mac side of the world... Even updated python scripts based on tKinter will not work on 64-bit Macs. And every older script I've tried in PP2012 Mac in 32-bit mode has immediately put Poser into an unusable state. For older scripts that are indispensible, I go back to PP2010 to use them, then back to 2012 to render.

The good news is that some vendors (Shaderworks for example) are rewriting their old scripts in wx python instead of the problematic tKinter. These work fine in PP2012 on 64-0bit Macs. 

I was wondering if sdvl's Inj Pose python work with Poser 9/Pro 2012?  I have some custom characters I made and like to make some Injection Poses.

Thanks.