:o)
You were right ockham. I needed the light to circle also. But it doesn't do it correct with my light settings.

1. I need only for yRotate of the light to rotate.

2. When AuxCam is yOrbit 90 the yRotate of the light is 245. And when AuxCam is 0 the yRotate of light is 155.

So me said to self: "Piece of cake. Me can fix this. We don't have to ask ockham about it.
And now self is screeming and going on about me messing up the whole thing! :o(

----------------- original part of script ----------
CamRot.SetValue(Step * 360.0 / Steps)
LightRot.SetValue(-Step * 360.0 / Steps)

help!

The solving was (of course) easier than I thought. :oP
As can be seen in previous post I didn't have the yRotate of the light set to 0. Which made it all to a mess.

I zeroed it and rotated my object so it would be correct relative to the light. Now the Cam and Light both start at 0.

So now the part of the script looks like this:
CamRot.SetValue(Step * 360.0 / Steps)
LightRot.SetValue(Step * 360.0 / Steps)

Thank you again ockham for helping us "deadly" to get some excercise for our brains.

Sometimes the best way to solve a problem is to write out the question for somebody else!

Yes, it happens quite often. One struggles with something for hours/days. Post the problem, and then the solution falls in place.

Next I need a script just for batching several Poser files. One render, close, open next, render.... etc.
I'll give it a try self first. Unless you have one allready in da' closet?

:oD .... 'fast' is not the right word here... Thanks! edit: I mean... something faster is needed... lightning and such ;o) to show how quick scripts pops up.

Message edited on: 09/28/2004 14:31

If you want a separate render for each frame (without changing cams and lights) let me know and I'll make that modification.

Yep. Would appreciate it. :o)

Only one render. No animations, only 1 frame. Main cam. 800 x 600. No change of settings. Just open - render - save - close, open next - render - save - close, etc.

I put the scenes together on one puter, renders them on another. :oP

..setting the Document Window is one of those
actions that Python is not allowed to do,
for some stupid reason!<<

Does one have to do that then? Can we not go with the previous solution as in the CamCircle?
Since none of these scenes/cams/lights/size need to be changed by the script. Just open, render and save.

Does the 'Invalid scene object' mean the pz3 file or something within the scene?

You don't have to mess with this. It is not a too big hassle to render manually. :o) Just that I always try to make things "easier". ;o)