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Subject: Script help


Uncanny_Film ( ) posted Mon, 21 August 2023 at 10:54 AM · edited Sat, 23 November 2024 at 5:44 PM

Hi, I'm trying to learn code. And I wanted to create a poser script. I tried to make a simple zero transition script. But I got this error message:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "C:\Users\spart\Documents\1.py", line 18, in <module>

    set_rotation_axes_to_zero()

  File "C:\Users\spart\Documents\1.py", line 9, in set_rotation_axes_to_zero

    current_selection.SetXRotation(0)

AttributeError: 'poser.ActorType' object has no attribute 'SetXRotation'




What am I doing wrong? Thanks

Here's my code:




import poser


def set_rotation_axes_to_zero():

    # Get the currently selected object in Poser

    current_selection = poser.Scene().CurrentActor() or poser.Scene().CurrentProp()


    if current_selection is not None:

        # Set X, Y, and Z rotations to zero

        current_selection.SetXRotation(0)

        current_selection.SetYRotation(0)

        current_selection.SetZRotation(0)


        print("Rotation axes set to zero for the selected object.")

    else:

        print("No object selected.")


# Call the function to set rotation axes to zero

set_rotation_axes_to_zero()







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HartyBart ( ) posted Tue, 22 August 2023 at 1:21 PM

Here's a 'most simple' script to zero the rotations on the currently selected/active prop or figure, which may be of use.


# Zero the rotation of the currently selected prop or figure in Poser. Works in P11 or P12.

import poser

scene = poser.Scene()

actor = scene.CurrentActor()

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeXROT).SetValue(0.0)

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeYROT).SetValue(0.0)

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeZROT).SetValue(0.0)

# Redraw the OpenGL Preview viewport in Poser, so we can see what's been done.
scene.DrawAll()




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Uncanny_Film ( ) posted Wed, 23 August 2023 at 3:13 PM

HartyBart posted at 1:21 PM Tue, 22 August 2023 - #4473228

Here's a 'most simple' script to zero the rotations on the currently selected/active prop or figure, which may be of use.


# Zero the rotation of the currently selected prop or figure in Poser. Works in P11 or P12.

import poser

scene = poser.Scene()

actor = scene.CurrentActor()

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeXROT).SetValue(0.0)

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeYROT).SetValue(0.0)

actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeZROT).SetValue(0.0)

# Redraw the OpenGL Preview viewport in Poser, so we can see what's been done.
scene.DrawAll()


Thanks,

Also, here's a code that I came up with. To set X Tran to 1.

How can I alter this code to change the transitions +1 unit every time I activate this script?

Thanks


import poser


scene.CurrentActor().ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeXTRAN).SetValue(1)


scene.DrawAll()






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HartyBart ( ) posted Wed, 23 August 2023 at 5:20 PM

Ah, I see. Here it seems you're trying to do a 360-degree spin-around animation on the X axis? We'll there's my paid-for script in the Store, which gets you an animated 360-degree turnaround animation.

But the basic 'increment a value by one' script for Poser would be...


import poser

scene = poser.Scene()

actor = scene.CurrentActor()

# Capture the number on the actor's X-rotation dial.
value = actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeXROT).Value()

# Take this newly found number and increment it by one.
value += 1

# Now set this new incremented number on the actor's X-rotation dial
actor.ParameterByCode(poser.kParmCodeXROT).SetValue(value)

# Redraw the OpenGL Preview viewport, so we can see what's changed.
scene.DrawAll()



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