Hello, I use P3Do 1.8 with the python plugin. To open a poserfile (.PP2 or .PZ2 o.e.) I need to rightclick the thumb and chose "Load in poser". Is it simplier possible by direct double-left-click to load it into poser?? The double-left-click opens now simple a preview-thumb, nothing else! About any help I would be very happy. -Roger-

Attached Link: http://neocron.lunarpages.com/library/

The double click works, as far as I know, only with Advanced Library (see link). The disadvantage of AL is, you have to convert your rsr's to png, what is "easyly" done with P3dO.

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Ulli

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Thank's for the fast answer. Unfortunately the link don't work correct. What is Advanced Library? Thank's, Roger

Attached Link: http://www.neocron.lunarpages.com/library/

Try this address - worked just now. To quote Dizzi the author: Advanced Library for e frontier's Poser can be used as a replacement for Poser's built in library interface. It allows browsing the library with a Windows Explorer like interface (a tree view on the left hand side and the library content as images to the right) making navigating the library more comfortable. But its real strength is the ability to set up your own categories, while retaining full compatibility to Poser's library structure. You could for example set up your own "Hair" category that'll then display all hair items, be it a character, hair, material or pose file for the hair. A simple example how to set this up can be found here. Great program I use it everyday. ;)

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Indoda

Hello, thank's for your tips. Do anyone know, if it is possible to launch the pythonscript for Loading Poserfiles with P3DO o.e. at the start of Poser. Now I must start it manual with every start of Poser. That's a little bit uncomfortable. -roger

bkmrk

Deleted my previous message, as Poser wouldn't add the startup code from the script to the pz3, but rather to its startup scripts, so, here again slightly adjusted:

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Well, you can add the PRPC script to the scene file that's loaded at Poser's startup (or to any other scene file).

In a text editor, you can add a line like the following to a pz3 (before the last closing bracket for example):
pythonStartupScript "P:Poser 6RuntimePythonposerScriptsprpcPRPC.py"

The problem here is that when run for the first time, the preview window will not be shown so you'll have to open a new file (CTRL+N) to have it show up... (There may be other side effects, too.) Another solution would be to call the script via a character file as PoseWorks did for particles.

The best solution's probably to go tell e-frontier to make Python scripts easier to access ;-) Message edited on: 01/24/2006 14:53

Hello, thank's for the info. Has poser an saving function for my python-script-list? If I close the script window and reopen it, there are only the standard-scripts inside? I have to reload my PRPC.py o.e. manuel and start it. There must be a saving function for the python-script-register, or? -roger

No, you have to manually edit the python script buttons. See http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12356&Form.ShowMessage=2552079 and the linked thread there.