So setting up a product. The are allot of transferred morphs that really should be hidden as they are controlled by the figure and don't want things messy or misunderstood by having them showing so rather than going down the long list of morphs and hiding each one is there a script or a faster way to get this accomplished?

Thanks so much Richard

There are third party tools to do this. Poser File Editor, or Easy Pose Underground. There are probably scripts too.

No reason why these sorts of tools can't be a part of the Poser code. You know very well that folks pass away and then what becomes of the scripts when there are major updates to Poser. Just saying!

As nerd said, however PFE is only available now as part of the 90 dollar Poser Power Tools package. And yes EPU by Ajax... no longer available as far as I know, formerly sold at RDNA and CP.

EPU still works well in Windows 10, or at least I haven't encountered any issues with it.

Another option is Netherwork's Dial Manager 2015, for sale here. It allows you to create a list of dials to be hidden... amongst a bunch of other dial automations and batch processes. Recommended...

Or, that is, recommended until Poser 12 rolls out

RAMWolff posted at 10:40PM Fri, 25 September 2020 - #4400280

No reason why these sorts of tools can't be a part of the Poser code. You know very well that folks pass away and then what becomes of the scripts when there are major updates to Poser. Just saying!

Maybe because those scripts do not belong to Bondware.

That's part of the problem. Dial Manager by Joe is going to be obsolete soon, what was the announcement for sometime in October for Poser 12? Be nice is whomever is in charge of this great new update they could figure out a way to make Python backwards compatible. I don't mind spending $18.00 but not for a months worth of usage.

sigh

Keep an older version handy to run scripts for the content creation aspects. I'm sure in time either the functions provided by said scripts will be folded into Poser itself (see Dependency Editor and pmd INJ for example), or new coding talent will be bolstered to create missing bells and whistles via the more powerful implementation of Python. It's always been this way.

Your right. I just hate keeping older versions of programs on board my system but then again loosing functionality before and IF many of these useful python scripts would not be good! LOL

Well I finally got around to installing Joe's Dial Manager. I see the option you pointed out EC but I think that's just to hide the dials not the dial label. That's that I'm going for. I have made my REM scripts by hand and they work fine for removing the dials themselves but each dial group "label" remains after the dials are removed!

RAMWolff posted at 6:24PM Sun, 18 October 2020 - #4401634

Well I finally got around to installing Joe's Dial Manager. I see the option you pointed out EC but I think that's just to hide the dials not the dial label. That's that I'm going for. I have made my REM scripts by hand and they work fine for removing the dials themselves but each dial group "label" remains after the dials are removed!

Did you happen to notice the "delete selected groups" option when you created your custom groups?

Yes, I believe so. I hope at some point when Poser gets it's big update the powers that be will create a way to hide dial labels. Thanks so much for posting!