Quote - > Quote - Okey-dokey... here you go:

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happy dotting...

 

That is very cool and handy, thanks for posting it.

You're welcome.

Quote - OK call me a silly duck (quack) but where did you come up with the source code for the buttons, I know you didn't decide, hmmm I wonder if I put a bracket here, and a couple of periods there, what it would do.

The code for a pose dot is actually just the same as the code in a PZ2 pose file; it's just that the file is given a particular name in the dots subdirectory.  You can "dottify" any pose you want by moving a copy of a given PZ2 to the dots directory and changing the name to match the name used for pose dots in the pose room.

I don't know about any articles or manuals describing code production.  Most of what I learned about file internals I learned from the many Poser wisemen and wisewomen who have hung out in the Poser Technical forum over the years.  Seems like many of them are gone now, though I saw recently that one of the most knowledgable folks of all --englishbob-- is still around.  So is Little Dragon, another incredibly knowledgable and creative expert in this stuff.

Quote - Seems like many of them are gone now, though I saw recently that one of the most knowledgable folks of all --englishbob-- is still around.  So is Little Dragon, another incredibly knowledgable and creative expert in this stuff.

Oops!  How could I overlook lesbentley in my earlier post!?  He is another very knowledgable, still active person when it comes to the technical underpinnings and potential modifications/improvements to the Poser experience.  Sorry Les!