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Subject: Scripted CR2 Saving Causes Poser to Exit
I suppose that your scripts lies at "runtime:library:", wherever it is on your computer, hence my silly question:
I suppose that the relative path "Genesis 8 Male\Characters\Iuvenis_Scriptor\Calisto" exists?
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I've encountered quite a mystery in Poser 12.0.757. I'm working on a script that starts out like this:
import os
import poser
loc = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
lib = loc.split("Materials")[0]
fig = os.path.join(lib,"Character\Genesis 8 Male\Characters\Iuvenis_Scriptor\Calisto")
scene = poser.Scene()
figure = scene.CurrentFigure()
scene.SaveLibraryFigure(os.path.join(fig,"Calisto.cr2"))
The odd thing is that, when it reaches the last line reprinted above, Poser thinks for a bit and then just closes. No error message or anything. It just exits, as if I'd clicked the X in the top right corner of the window. And yet, when I do the exact same thing manually (via the '+' button in the Library palette), it works just fine. The same code (with paths and filenames appropriately adjusted) also works just fine on La Femme, but not on a converted G8M. I'm at a loss, so I'd be thankful for any tips!