I haven't used the FBX import in a while so I had to make sure it hadn't got broken. It imported the animation as expected. Where did the FBX come from?

I got the fbx from Adobe Maximo site.

wow, That was a good feature. lol

Thanks,

Path Palette amongst Deprecated Features of Poser 12...

https://www.posersoftware.com/article/481/poser-12-update-new-features-include-new-render-engine-material-room-overhaul-and-more

I don't have anything solid. I'll check this week.

I don't have anything solid. I'll check this week.

Thanks

There's another one coming in a few months, we'll post an announcement soon.

While I have received some off-site replies, non on renderosity, which ... have things changed THAT much?

Moving it to a slow/low burn project.

Y-Phil posted at 6:30 AM Sun, 25 December 2022 - #4452490

spartan00j posted at 8:38 PM Sat, 24 December 2022 - #4452472

JAFO posted at 3:40 PM Tue, 20 December 2022 - #4452254

Its been a while since I had the need to import tracking data from external apps, but IIRC (depending on app you're exporting from__?) you can export the solved camera in COLLADA format and import that file into Poser, no script needed... Like I say, its been a while things may have changed...

It didn't work for me. No animation was imported and the tracking points looked weird.  

In fact, one day, I tried to import a character and its pose, from daz to Poser. The advice I received was to transfer the character using the Collada format, and the pose information using the BVH format.
Could it work for you?

Can anyone help?

BTW there is a potentially useful call in that document that would let the frame rate in poser be set automatically by SynthEyes. There is an additional required argument value called an "increment". Can you see from the poser user interface or documentation what that value is and should be? (It looks like the frame rate can only be an integer, so perhaps the increment might be a way to adjust to the non-integer rates typically used these days).

Its been a while since I had the need to import tracking data from external apps, but IIRC (depending on app you're exporting from__?) you can export the solved camera in COLLADA format and import that file into Poser, no script needed... Like I say, its been a while things may have changed...

I believe I got it. I didn't know I had to hit either the space bar or enter to go down Pages or lines. But it was tricky and took me an hour to get it right. I had to hold space for a while because the command prompt automatically closed after a certain period of time. I eventually found out that when it goes past a certain line it closes the command prompt automatically. So I had to carefully keep pushing and copying as I go so I wouldn't go past a certain point to make sure I copied It All Before The Prompt closes. 

I sent it just now to the app's Devs and now I just have to wait for a reply.

Thanks all. I will update you

It's built into Poser's python shell. I tried to post it but it's too long.

Open the shell Window>Addon>Python Shell

Type:

help(poser)

copy that and send it to SynthEyes.

Are you talking about this?

I doesn't seem too long.

Help on built-in module poser:

NAME

    poser

SUBMODULES

    DialogSimple

CLASSES

    builtins.Exception(builtins.BaseException)

        error

    builtins.object

        AnimSetType

        ClothSimulatorType

        CredManagerType

        Dialog

        DialogDirChooser

        DialogFileChooser

        DialogTextEntry

        GeomType

        HairType

        ImExporterType

        MaterialLayerType

        MaterialNodeManagerType

        MaterialType

        MotionNodeType

        MotionRigType

        MovieMakerType

        Palette

-- More  --

Sorry for the double post I forgot to quote you.

Are you talking about this?

I doesn't seem too long.

Help on built-in module poser:

NAME

    poser

SUBMODULES

    DialogSimple

CLASSES

    builtins.Exception(builtins.BaseException)

        error

    builtins.object

        AnimSetType

        ClothSimulatorType

        CredManagerType

        Dialog

        DialogDirChooser

        DialogFileChooser

        DialogTextEntry

        GeomType

        HairType

        ImExporterType

        MaterialLayerType

        MaterialNodeManagerType

        MaterialType

        MotionNodeType

        MotionRigType

        MovieMakerType

        Palette

-- More  --

So the creator of the program contacted me saying this:

So the necessary prerequisite for updating the SynthEyes to Poser export is for someone to supply me with a description of the python changes that have been made and the overall current documentation of poser python.  (Note that python 2.7 vs 3 doesn't really matter here, it's what functions poser exposes.)

In my preliminary search, I don't see any information on this. As I'm quite busy on other areas in SynthEyes, the way to speed such updates would be to track down that documentation and forward it to me, perhaps with the assistance of the Poser folks. Hopefully they haven't made major changes and its just a few minor tweaks that can be easily accomplished.

So does anyone know where I can find it so I can send it to him?

Simple memory hook: XYZ = RGB, meaning:

X-Axis = Red

Y-Axis = Green

Z-Axis = Blue

It works this way in a lot of programs: Blender, Unity, even in Minecraft.  I have never encountered an exception.