I am trying to create a Poser directory icon that can open the users default browser to view an online product tutorial. I've been able to do this for Daz Studio and need one for Poser. If there is a way to do that using a pz2 file, all the better. Here's the page I am connecting to;

http://www.krown-products.net/meshworks/Products/Manuals/KPL-CobraMotorhome.html

Anyone be able to help me with this?

You will need to make two files - a .pz2 file and a .py file. They should be in the same folder.

I used the name KrownProducts.pz2 and KrownProducts.py - you can, of course, use any names you like but you'll need to pay attention to where the name of the .py file is used inside the .pz2 file and synchronize them.

In your .pz2 file, put this:

{
    version
    {
        number 6
    }
    runPythonScript "KrownProducts.py"
}

In your .py file, put this:

import webbrowser

url = "http://www.krown-products.net/meshworks/Products/Manuals/KPL-CobraMotorhome.html"
webbrowser.open(url)

bagginsbill posted at 4:43PM Wed, 16 January 2019 - #4343701

You will need to make two files - a .pz2 file and a .py file. They should be in the same folder.

I used the name KrownProducts.pz2 and KrownProducts.py - you can, of course, use any names you like but you'll need to pay attention to where the name of the .py file is used inside the .pz2 file and synchronize them.

In your .pz2 file, put this:

{
  version
  {
      number 6
  }
  runPythonScript "KrownProducts.py"
}

In your .py file, put this:

import webbrowser

url = "http://www.krown-products.net/meshworks/Products/Manuals/KPL-CobraMotorhome.html"
webbrowser.open(url)

That's exactly what I was needing. Thank you so much bagginsbill !