Forum: Poser Python Scripting

Subject: Updating Freazypose 0.10 to work in Poser 12

3dcheapskate opened this issue on May 10, 2022 ยท 27 posts

3dcheapskate posted Wed, 11 May 2022 at 12:24 PM

Just a little test of different EOL characters. The cut-and-paste above had [CR][LF]

The following (just the first couple of lines of the file) uses [LF] only, i.e. Linux and modern Mac flavour:

# Freazypose0-10.py (Prototype 0.10)

# Test script for adding Ajax Easypose style ERC to a figure.


# 0.00: Adds a 'ConstantBend' dial to the current actor and slaves the 'zRotate' of every body part to this

# 0.01: Playing with 'AddValueOperation()'. If the 'AddValueOperation()' already exists it does NOT seem to create a duplicate (which is good),but ValueOperations().SetDelta() will change the delta (which is also good - sort of).


And the final variant is just [CR], i.e. old Mac style:

# Freazypose0-10.py (Prototype 0.10)
# Test script for adding Ajax Easypose style ERC to a figure.

# 0.00: Adds a 'ConstantBend' dial to the current actor and slaves the 'zRotate' of every body part to this
# 0.01: Playing with 'AddValueOperation()'. If the 'AddValueOperation()' already exists it does NOT seem to create a duplicate (which is good),but ValueOperations().SetDelta() will change the delta (which is also good - sort of).

Let's see if either of those work (in the edit box the final one with just [CR] looks right, but I won't believe it until I actually see it in the post.

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