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Subject: My first new/old Script for Poser Python: Cams
Forgot the link:
http://adp.spdns.org/PoserCams.zip
Attention: No https! Your browser may warn you. But there is no reason because this is only a download, not an active web page.
I have to re-install my website over the weekend (from older backups, probably no complete restore). SSL will be back then.
this is handy! thank you for sharing this. works great!
i have docking problems too. P13 latest, Win11.
the panel doesn't show me any dock options. since i normally disable drag/drop it's not a problem for me but if i accidentally drag it too close to the edges of the workspace P13 *poof disappears* without any crash message. i can make this repeat. happens with disable docking turned off or on.
with the workspace smaller than full screen i can drag the panel completely off if i'm quick about it & it still functions in the scene. but if i linger near the edges P13 goes grey then disappears.
maybe you could just dump the docking part of the code?
otherwise functions great. extremely useful. i'm just careful how i position it.
is there any way to make this auto-load? and maybe a smidgen shorter or even resizable?
thanks again. and welcome back! missed you!
still lost in the wilderness
Poser 13 Superfly pretty much only these days
hborre posted at 11:52 AM Sun, 7 December 2025 - #4502055
For Parameters press the right mousebutton.I agree. The docking option crashes P14. Omit the docking option and leave it free-floating. It is small enough to be ported anywhere on the screen.
Is there any way to integrate the Parameters/Properties panel and make it change every time you select a camera?
You forgot Front and Back cameras?
Add (or remove) the buttons you like in "_Cams.py", Line 29. You can even rearrange the cams in this string if you like.
This is the original line:
BTN_NAMES = "Main Face Posing Aux Top Bottom Right Left RHand LHand".split()Shadow cams won't work.
With Front and Back Camera:
BTN_NAMES = "Main Face Posing Aux Top Bottom Right Left RHand LHand Front Back".split()
had to install P11 (new rig) but here's what i get:
version 1 doesn't load at all
version 2 loads, docked with no undocking options, works properly but gives this error message whenever i move the panel (which stays docked, doesn't freefloat)
hope this helps! both were loaded via Run Python Script
still lost in the wilderness
Poser 13 Superfly pretty much only these days
glad i was able to help
btw the edit you posted to add/rearrange cameras works great
still lost in the wilderness
Poser 13 Superfly pretty much only these days
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After a long time, my first new/old Python script: PoserCams
Poser's camera management (on the left screen-side) is a bit outdated for my taste.
My script creates a panel with buttons, each button representing one of the cameras.
Left-clicking on a button switches to the corresponding camera-view.
Right-clicking displays the parameters for the corresponding camera.
The panel can be docked in the Poser window.
The downside: docking doesn't seem to work properly from time to time, and I can't figure out why. However, this may be due to the fact that Poser doesn't run on Windows for me. It would be nice if someone could provide some feedback on this.
Unzip the contents of the zip file into a separate folder and start the “main.py” file.