I need a script of some sort that I can run in Windows, or DOS, independent of any other apps.
It needs to import UV Mapping and grouping from a base OBJ file into a morphed OBJ file. It needs to be able to do it for a whole list (directory) of files.
For example, 100 morphs, one base file.
Doesn't need a fancy interface. I gather this is pretty simple thing for someone whom knows how to program.

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Just so things are clear, what you want is a script to do the equivalent of UVMapper's import UVs function i.e. restore the grouping so that you can make morphs (as per -> http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2759444) ?
The easiest two languages to do this would be PERL or Python, but you'd need to install the standalone interpreters to use them from the command line (however a Python script could use Poser's built-in interpreter, but would need a simple GUI to collect arguments).

The other important thing is what location and naming convention do you want for the output files ?
Choices are :-

1. Add some suffix to the name, e.g. "-morph" in the same directory as the original
2. Put output files in a new subdirectory either in the original directory, or a new one at the same level but named appropriately, and with or without a suffix on the output files.

Hmm.

I'm a bit rusty when it comes to PoserPython, but it is probably the easiest way.
Procedure:

• specify the base OBJ using a dialog box;;
• specify the morphed OBJ folder using a dialog box;
• for each OBJ file in the directory containing the morphed OBJs
         - import the base object into Poser using code; no scaling.
         - load the OBJ as morph onto the base object;
         - set the dial value to 1.000
         - export the morphed OBJ from Poser, including grouping
         - delete the morphed OBJ from the scene
• notify completion.
        

That looks right, although I think there are advantages to taking a text processing approach to the problem.

The morphed object is identical to a master object except for vertex positions ? 

so you could just replace the master obj vertex entries with the morphed object vertex entries ?

Poser python can certainly handle that , and the dialogs in poser 7 would make it fairly easy to get the original folder name .

Has anyone done this request ? 

Quote - Has anyone done this request ?

Not yet.

I do not often read the forum front page but just saw this post bumped to the top.

Conniekat8 emailed me directly, probably at the same time as making the post.
I emailed a script back later the same evening.

Yes it is just basic text manipulation, swapping out the vertices lines from the morphed OBJ back to the original.

ok, thanks , I just wanted to check before I started on it .