I mentioned earlier that maybe all I need to do to get this script to work in Poser 12 is to change the print statements from Python 2 print 'xyz' to Python 3 print ( 'xyz' ), i.e. add the brackets. But looking through the code above I'm reminded that I use the + sign to concatenate things I'm printing, e.g.

print "- *** ALERT: slaveparameter " + slaveparameter.Name() + " has 2+ ValueOps using source parameter " + masterparameter.Name() 

whereas normal people tend to use the % sign with a comma separated list (there's a name for that, something to do with format). I think Python 3 needs that format. But I'm not sure.

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