Hi,
ussualy I can make the script for myself but I havent used python lately and I'm not a programmer so it would take ages to go through all docs again.

Script itself is simply (but it shoud have small GUI).

Scene:
 - there is a figure in the scene (feet IK on),
 - we are in frame 1,
 - figure has some pose applied to it (so all IK goal actors have key frame),
 
 - now we skip to frame 11,
 - apply another pose (so all IK goal actors have key frame),
 
while in frame 11:
 - make sure that actor with IK goal is selected - it will be "anchor" actor,
 - run script.
 
shortly about the script:
script should "offset" second pose (all IK goals actors which are "on" + hip) so "anchor" actor in frame 11 moves to exact position from frame 1 and all other IK goals actors (which are "on" + hip) shift the same distance as "anchor" actor did.

• if selected actor is not an active IK goal actor (or hip) while running the script then nothig happens
• if actual frame is 1 then nothing happens - there is no reference pose
• the script "assumes" that key frames are on all IK goals actors + hip in both frames (here fr1 and fr11) (there is no "partial" key frames between)
• ONLY x,y,z trans must be affected - NO ROTATIONS.

GUI:

• start frame - which is always actual frame (but should be editable - just in case),

• end frame - initially blank - focus on that field when window appears - if you write here any number greater then actual frame then whole range should be affected by this script - if it is left empty then actual frame is taken as end frame so only actual frame will be shifted.

• check box - trans x

• check box - trans y

• check box - trans z
  all of them set to "on" by default

it should be possible to skip between GUI entries with TAB or ENTER key

Script should be executed after pressing CTR ENTER.

I made similar script for myself long time ago - it works perfect but I have to put all numbers manually (so first I need to use calculator to find out offset and then I have to run it each time for each direction: x, y, z).

Thanks.

ps:
it is really short script - only MY description is such loooong.:)

so I managed to make it myself (yet not all conditions from above but it works).

One question:
how to find out if current actor has IK "on" - looks like I can only get names of whole IK chains  which can be totaly different from actual IK goal actor's name.

I think IK queries are supposed to work sort of like this:

import poser<br></br><br></br>
scene = poser.Scene()<br></br><br></br>
def run():<br></br>
    fig = scene.CurrentFigure()<br></br>
    if not fig:<br></br>
        return<br></br>
    if
fig.NumIkChains():       <br></br>
        for i in
range(fig.NumIkChains()):<br></br>
           
print fig.IkNames()[i], fig.IkStatus(i)<br></br>
           
#fig.SetIkStatus(i,0)<br></br><br></br>
run()<br></br>

There doesn't seem to be a way to determine what actors make up a chain, much less what the goal actor is.  So if you specifically want to query the leg IK status, say, on an undetermined figure, I guess you'd have to get the list of names and make some guesses about which chains are for the legs.  Or allow a user to specify handling.  Or parse a .cr2 for the information, perhaps, but I think that would require user input to select the .cr2.

Thanks for reply,
that's what I was thinking too - so I just gave up the idea with finding IK actor's name.