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Got it. Thank you!https://cobrablade.net/snarlygribbly/poser.html
The very last one on the list under Poser 11.
There are various Python folders. This is probably the one you want on Windows: C:|Program Files|Smith Micro|Poser 11|Runtime|Python|poserScripts|ScriptsMenu| and then ideally you want it in its own folder so that the Scripts drop-down doesn't get cluttered up.
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There is no Smith Micro\Poser 11 anymore. It's Poser Software\Poser 12\ Rumtime\Python\ PoserScripts \ScriptsMenuThere are various Python folders. This is probably the one you want on Windows: C:|Program Files|Smith Micro|Poser 11|Runtime|Python|poserScripts|ScriptsMenu| and then ideally you want it in its own folder so that the Scripts drop-down doesn't get cluttered up.
I downloaded the zip. The included PDF contains:
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any per-
son obtaining a copy of this software and associated
documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Soft-
ware without restriction, including without limitation the
rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute,
sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to per-
mit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so,
subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice
shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of
the Software.
The Python files in the package are not "compiled". I have no P12, but I changed the (Windows) script files until my Python Developer Environment doesn't show any errors. Anybody interested to test it? If anything works, I'll change the Mac part too. In the meantime I'll have a look if it can be changed to work with Superfly too.
Thanks for your time on that, adp001. Personally I'm sticking with Poser 11 for now. But I'm sure a Poser 12 version of the script would be a nice Christmas present to 12 owners. And Snarlygribbly would likely appreciate it too, as it would be one less thing for him to have to do.
As for Superfly, a user could presumably just render the snow (hide everything else) in Firefly, and then composite in Photoshop onto the same scene rendered in Superfly? There might be a bit of adjustment of curves and contrast needed, and a need to add a touch of filter noise for surface granulation, but it would probably do.
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The latest poser e-mail mentioned this gentleman's python scripts- some of which were free. But the article did not include a link to where any of these scripts are. Does anyone know?