The hierarchy still isn't collapsed, but as far as I can tell you've fixed the keyboard shortcuts, which were the major workflow obstacle. I've been running through my usual workflow in the usual order, and (so far!) the Ctrl-commands work every time, without any focus switching or mouse clicking.

You win! I'll switch and I'll buy the upgrade.

The 'log' is also a nice new feature, not advertised. It's always helpful to go back and see what happened and what I did.

No, I take it back. You've killed TkInter, which kills most of the Python. I'm not going to spend half my time rewriting a thousand useful scripts.

Unless there's a way to reinstall TkInter, this is a deal-breaker.

TkInter is there in the python/libs folder, but it's not being recognized when Poser starts a script. "No module named Tkinter"

This might mean that the P12 installer simply isn't putting the Tkinter location into the Windows registry? Or competing with the registry location for P11, which is still installed?

There is what appears to be a Tkinter fix for Poser 12 - see a comment in the Poser Python Scripting forum here... "download the latest Python then copy the tcl8.6 and tk8.6 dirs to the runtime/python/lib directory. I think the tkinter directory also has to be copied."

Okay, I'll try that.