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Poser 12 F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Dec 22 9:02 pm)
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TheAnimaGemini posted at 9:42AM Fri, 14 May 2021 - #4419137
@Y-Phill Magnifique !!!! Vive la paresse!! Merci ?
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Cycles is great, while setting the material up if you like to experiment and test, and for the final result. But when it's used while posing a character, or setiing up the lighting is really, it's really not cool, and sometimes difficult...
That's the reason why I keep for each part a PoserSurface node, to which is connected an "ezskinned" version of the current character, while the CycleSurface is connected to its own "world".
And to set the scene up, I check the PoserSurface' "Superfly Root" checkmark for each part. Then, when I want to do a render, I check the corresponding CycleSurface checkmark.
But not manually ?... With this script:
def update_renderer(mat_layer, choice):
tree = mat_layer.ShaderTree()
nodes = tree.Nodes()
for node in nodes:
if not node.IsRoot():
continue
if node.Type() == choice:
tree.SetRendererRootNode(poser.kRenderEngineCodeSUPERFLY, node)
break
tree.UpdatePreview()
def switch_renderer(fig):
if not fig:
poser.DialogSimple.MessageBox("Please select a figure...")
return
list = ['Poser/Physical Surface', 'Cycles']
choice = poser.DialogSimple.AskMenu("Change Superfly's Surface Node", "Select...", list)
if not choice:
return
choice = 'CyclesSurface' if choice == list[1] else 'poser'
try:
for mat in fig.Materials():
for mat_layer in mat.Layers():
update_renderer(mat_layer, choice)
except Exception as e:
poser.DialogSimple.MessageBox(str(e))
scene = poser.Scene()
try:
figure = scene.CurrentActor()
if figure.IsBodyPart():
figure = figure.ItsFigure()
elif not figure.IsProp() and not figure.IsHairProp():
figure = scene.CurrentFigure()
except:
figure = None
switch_renderer(figure)
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Long time ago, I was born in August, therefore under the sign of laziness... ?
That's why I wrote scripts to ease tasks, among them the cases when I want to change a particular parameter of the same node, present in the different materials of a figure or a prop. This tool won't be useful for La Femme as an example: three material to define most of the skin. But there are hairs props, or such as in my case: Vic4 or Sasha-19, that have quite a lot of parts to change, and this can be time-consuming.
In my case, I'm using it for cases such as when I want to change the specularity for all nodes containing the word " skin" in my character (note the space at the start). But you can also select a specific node in the list, and then a specific parameter.
I had noted that such functionalities are present in daz' interface, and I'm founding rather handy: the ability to change a specific parameter that's common to a few parts of the figure's material. That was my motivation.
If you may find it useful, just download it here, and put it behind one of Poser's buttons in its Python palette.
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