DaremoK3 posted at 10:05AM Thu, 14 April 2016 - #4265456

thehawkman:

You forgot the all important colons ( : ) in your address. They are universal folder separations replacing forward/backward slashes. The python error is because python is reading the whole thing as the name of the script, but unable to actually locate it.

I did this for the demo, and put it in the number one spot. It works, and it stays. Available every time I open up Poser. Hope this helps...

thehawkman:

You forgot the all important colons ( : ) in your address. They are universal folder separations replacing forward/backward slashes. The python error is because python is reading the whole thing as the name of the script, but unable to actually locate it.

I did this for the demo, and put it in the number one spot. It works, and it stays. Available every time I open up Poser. Hope this helps...

I already figured it couldn't find the script. The problem is that it should. You say it's missing the semicolons. Those only seem to be used when the script is found in the main Poser runtime. How do you explain that number 10 works without semicolons? Goddamnit this forum is terrible. Coming back to check for replies I just noticed that the forum stripped the slashes from my path. JFC that is not how you avoid getting hacked. I'm not even a programmer and I can tell this is below amateur coding.

"if you want, you can replace one line of the file "mainButtons.py" which is the default interface for Python. The line "poser.DefineScriptButton(9, ":Runtime:Python:poserScripts:VWD:VWDButtons.py", "VWD")" will replace the 9th button by the text "VWD". By pressing this button, you will execute the script "VWDButtons.py" which displays the VWD buttons. The path have to correspond to your VWD installation, This example corresponds to the default installation."

Either I am misunderstanding the installation instructions for the main VWD program or something else is wrong. My VWD demo is installed at "C:toolsHome & HobbyVirtual World Dynamics Cloth and Hair Simulation" and therefore the code I added to the main.py file is

poser.DefineScriptButton(9, "C:toolsHome & HobbyVirtual World Dynamics Cloth and Hair SimulationRuntimePythonposerScriptsVWDVWDButtons.py", "VWD")

The problem is I get an error message: Null or empty script name passed to PEPythonEngine::DoScript()

I take it that means my path to VWDButtons.py is incorrect but it can't be, I've checked. I am surprised that no one has made this complaint before about Poser not saving the settings for the Script Palette (don't know what genius thought it was a good idea to silently revert the settings) but I think there is a need for a better way to add VWD to the Script palette (or better yet have it create its own Poser window).

I am trying the demo and I can't get the Poser scripts window to stick. When I add the VWD script to the Scripts Palette/Window (the one visible via Window->Python Scripts). when I restart Poser, the buttons in that window revert to the defaults. It's annoying as hell. How can I make my changes stick?

So all this lengthy back and forth discussion is precisely the reason we need some video tutorials from the author himself. Not just demos of "look how cool it is", that is pretty clear by now, but "look how it's done" videos by showing the steps taken to achieve those amazing results. I'd hate to buy the app and then have to exchange tens of e-mails back and forth and get nowhere.

As long as it's not fraudulent or insulting to my intelligence I'm OK with advertising. Everything is about money in this world in one way or another. George Carlin had a whole routine against advertising but it's not like he wasn't advertising his own shows.

I seriously suggest you post a series of video tutorials on how to actually use the software. The results are impressive but I personally haven't gotten the demo to work properly after I installed it. Long written instructions aren't near as helpful as videos.

WandW posted at 10:50PM Fri, 29 January 2016 - #4251151

Select the body actor of the clothing item, go to the Properties tab and check Include Morphs and Include Scales.

Also, V4 has magnets which need to be applied to the clothing; there are poses to do this in the Daz's Victoria 4 > Magnetize Clothing folder in the Poser library. The pose is applied to the clothing; the number corresponds to the order the V4 figures were added to the scene, if there is more than one V4...

None of your suggestions do anything. Anything but a blank (as in no custom character injections), vanilla (no body fix like Perfect V4 or Lali) V4 in the default pose has problems fitting clothes in Poser.

Does exporting the object export geografted items as well? I would like to export it using certain "improved entrails" that are on sale elsewhere, if you know what I mean. Genitals :D But as far as I know they use geografting.

Are you going to do anything about scene file size? Load Victoria 4, INJect a character and watch the pz3 file balloon to 200 MB. Add another V4 and watch the file expand to 400 MB. It is is insane. I always cringe when I save a new version of a previous scene.

OP: Don't forget to close the door when you leave. I'm sure some Pokémon website would be more up your alley. Although you're bound to run into Pokémon erotica as well.

Haha. The exchange in Afrikaans is priceless.