dlfurman opened this issue on Feb 22, 2021 ยท 2 posts
dlfurman posted Mon, 22 February 2021 at 2:12 PM
I have the source code. Been distracted lately, but have been trying to learn Python.
Is there a newer program like this in development, or one I have missed that currently exists?
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HartyBart posted Tue, 23 February 2021 at 4:32 PM
Apparently ShaderSpider would not run past Poser 7, and may also have had trouble with Windows 7. It appears to have copied materials and "makes the MATs via a Python script", seemingly enabling Poser figures to be used in DAZ, back in the day? It also made partial or 'wedge' shaders, and library files for these. There was a free LE version which enabled everyone to load the partial shaders made with it.
So far as I know the PoseWorks scripts are public domain now, and you can do what you like with their code. I've not heard of any plan to revive ShaderSpider.
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