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Subject: Scripts to Save Full Body Morphs and actor scale parameters

an0malaus opened this issue on Apr 05, 2006 · 1 posts
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an0malaus ( ) posted Wed, 05 April 2006 at 1:10 AM · edited Mon, 02 September 2024 at 7:44 PM

I've updated my full body morph library pose saving scripts to load and save the last directory used to a preference file. The scripts will also fall back to the last open/save directory in the Poser Prefs file if no local prefs exist.

The first script creates two PZ2 files in the library (haven't been able to make the library palette update, so you have to click the (+) button and cancel to see the results). The first, with an _FBM suffix, saves all of the valueParms and scale parameters from the BODY actor of the selected figure as well as the scale parameters from the other actors. The second file, with an _Pose suffix, saves a standard pose file including morph targets for the selected figure.

The second script performs the same task for a specified range of frames, appending an _NN numeric suffix with the frame number to the _FBM and _Pose file names.

Both scripts prompt for a name, defaulting to the figure name. When naming, any _FBM suffix is stripped and re-appended so you won't get "Figure 1_FBM_FBM"

Both scripts attempt to take account of ERC master/slave influences, though it's linear regression method can only cope with valueOpDeltaAdd links properly.

"Save FBM Pose v1.5"
"Save FBM Pose All Frames v1.5 (fixed)"
These have been tested in P6 on a Mac, so I'd appreciate feedback on their performance on a PC.

Cheers, GeoffIX [Whoops, didn't get the latest version of the second file uploaded. Fixed now]


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