Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL


Subject: Custom UI possible?

3D-Mobster opened this issue on Feb 02, 2019 ยท 5 posts


3D-Mobster posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 9:36 AM

Does anyone making scripts for Poser know if its possible to create custom changes to the UI and get access to values that you can't currently manipulate.with ease?

The idea is to make posing easier, so when you pose lets say fingers it consist of 3 bones each with a sensitivity value of 1. As you move closer to the hand the sensitivity will have a much larger effect on the tip of the finger whenever you bend it, which can make posing a bit difficult. So would it be possible to make a sensitivity slider which are available for a given bone whenever you select it, so instead of having to go in and edit it every time, you could just scroll the sensitivity dial up or down on the fly?

Also would it be possible to add a custom box that allow you to quickly turn on/off IK? Without having to go into the menu all the time, so basically just a checkbox sort of thing?

Anyone know it that is possible and if so, would like to make such thing? :D


willyb53 posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 12:16 PM

simple IKoff

import poser

scene = poser.Scene() actor = scene.CurrentActor() figure = actor.ItsFigure() mylist = figure.IkNames() figure.SetIkStatus(0,0) figure.SetIkStatus(1,0) figure.SetIkStatus(2,0) figure.SetIkStatus(3,0)ikoff.jpg

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SamTherapy posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 12:16 PM

If you enable Wardrobe Wizard you'll find a IK switch in there.

Dunno about the other stuff though.

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willyb53 posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 12:18 PM

script exploaded :D

import poser

scene = poser.Scene()

actor = scene.CurrentActor()

figure = actor.ItsFigure()

mylist = figure.IkNames()

figure.SetIkStatus(0,0)

figure.SetIkStatus(1,0)

figure.SetIkStatus(2,0)

figure.SetIkStatus(3,0)

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3D-Mobster posted Sat, 02 February 2019 at 1:56 PM

Cool thanks both

Now if you could only control sensitivity as well.:D