This error also sometimes appear on Windows :)

Glad it's now working good :)

I'm not aware of such problem. I don't have a Mac... but some of my testers do have one and they did not have this problem (or at least they did not mention it!).

Can you tell us what is the error ?

Not sure, but I think that if you did figure.Memorize(), then figure.Restore() will restore the state when you 'memorized' it.

In fact, I think this should act as the 'memory dots'.

figure.Restore() will restore the figure (put it at the default (loading) pose).

for f in poser.Scene().Figures():
   if f.ConformTarget()==None:
      print f.Name()
      for conform in poser.Scene().Figures():
         if conform.ConformTarget()!=None:
            if conform.ConformTarget().InternalName()==f.InternalName():
               print conform.Name()
   print

They do support modal, at least for wxDialog...

Interesting to see that you don't need to use the WxAuiManager... Question is... if you do without it, is it still possible to determine if the frame was already opened, to avoid having the same script running twice ? (going to try this a little later)

And does it occur the same if you drop to floor using the Figure menu from Poser ?

And what is the actor selected before running the script ?

Don't remember if this forum allows to attach .py file... For testing the script, can you send me an email at semidieu@shaderworks-studio.com

EDIT: Tried to attach the script - I have to rename it.

Save the file and change the extension from .txt to .py

Select the actor. If it's a body part from a figure, it will apply to the whole figure.

Run the script from File - Run python script (or save the file in the scripts menu).

Actually, no user interface - just a basic script that does set the limits to all parameters from a figure or prop.

I have to check one or two little things... but I think this should be possible. As said, Poser Python do not have the function to do it... directly.

But there is a workaround... I have to test it on props and will make a little user interface...

BUT... there is no way to know if a parameter has the 'Set limits' enabled or disabled. So it won't be able to display the parameters with the limits set to on for example.

What version of Poser ?

If I recall correctly, there is no python function to do this directly.

But... just to be sure... you would like a dialog that would show all the parameters from the selected object and where you would be able to check all the one you want to force limits at once... Do I understand correctly ?

The main problem of the 'group pose' files is that it destroy the existing groups.

Quote - > Quote - Usually, I have the Daz installers install to a working folder as others have mentioned. The isntallers remember the path between installs, at least for me. I just tested it and did a scan of the registry. I cannot find where the path is being stored though, odd.

the settings are here on my Windows7 64bit machine :

C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesDAZdzInstall.ini

This is, I think, the ini file for the recent (bitrock) installers. These installers are easy to 'extract' in silent mode.

The problem comes with the 'older' installer, which does have some 'switches/parameters'... But they are obscure and we miss the 'vairables'.

Just a question to vendor selling at DAZ. When you submit a product, you submit the zip file and they do the packaging ? This would mean you also don't know the variables used internally in the Wise Installer (which was the very old installer software - I would say 2-3 years ago)

Yes... I searched it... Unfortunatly, for older DAZ installer:

Wise InstallMaster InstallMaster   from    Wise        Solutions is a competitor to InstallShield.  You  can  usually  identify  the        installers it produces by  running  "strings"  on  the  executable  and        grepping for "Wise".

InstallMaster installers are supposed to recognize the /s switch to        perform a silent installation. And in our  experience,  they  generally  do.  But        there is no way to set options, and the exit status is meaningless.

Note:   This   product   has   been  rebranded  the  "Wise        Installation System". Don't let them confuse you.

And more info... I have downloaded some 'older' installer... And it does not work :(

From my research, it seems that the old installer (Vise Installer from MindVision) do not accept easily commands... (this is wrong - you can have use commands, but none of them seems to install it correctly - I would need to know the variables name to create a batch installer).

Correction... I managed to make it work. Now, I don't know if 'older' version of DAZ install are also working... In particular, the installer who contains the DAZ Studio and Poser files...

I'll continue investigating this :)