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Ken does this work in current Poser? No? Latest version of P12 available that I know of is 12.0.757 That would make this useless till the "new" Poser finally comes out?
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the hide option looks useful. Is there a way to update the script to ignore non slaved dials. Also the Transforms, usually the only Transforms I have available for MOST clothing items I make are just the scale dials, so an option to hide transforms with checkboxes for which ones would be useful as well! Looks good Ken!
Exactly! I noticed the post at Renderosity and sent him a convo here about that version issue, and that the link to the video at YouTube isn't working either.
Yes it does! ^___^ Sorry about the confusion. I am in the beta team with Bondware, and the versions I have are different from the public ones, so I actually don't know what is the version number in the last public release. I have used the older beta version number, and that has created this confusion. Don't worry, it works in the public version.
Hi Rich. The way to work with this is like this:
1) Hide all the transforms
2) Use the keyword selection to unhide the specific ones you want. For example, "scale" to unhide only the scale transforms dials. If the "transforms" option is checked, it will not affect any morph dials that have "scale" in the name.
Hope this helps.
Oops, did I mistype that? I will patch it on the next update. Thanks for the heads up. Beats me none of the testers saw that. ^___^
I believe Poser Python offers no way to tell them apart. They are all "morph target" dials to Poser. Even if I compare to see which dials are on clothing that are not on the base figure, that doesn't mean they are not slave parameters. I wonder if there is a trick to tell them apart?
AutoMorpher Python script for Poser 12
Released today! ***Requires Poser 12.0.1029 or later (uses new features!).
Get it at Renderosity, or at PoserSoftware.
Automate transferring morphs from figure to clothing with 1-click. It intelligently auto-selects only the morphs that apply to the current figure and conformed clothing, with options to only copy the ones currently in use on the figure (default setting).
You can copy morphs from specific figure to specific clothing, or to all conformed clothing, or from all figures to all conforming clothing they wear at once. With 1-click!
Below we have Dawn and V4, and we can copy morphs to everything they are wearing (even conforming hair) with 1-CLICK. ^_____^
The interface is concise and simple, and so is the operation. All controls have mouse hover tooltips describing what they do, and at the bottom you have the help "?" button that opens the fully illustrated PDF manual.
This is a tool I wish I had long ago, when where getting conforming clothing and hair to follow the figure morphs can be quite a tedious talk. Why not make it a 1-CLICK thing? It copies only the morphs you have dialed on the figure(s), keeping your scenes light, and the saved files smaller. As opposed to Poser, the script will find your morphs even if they are hidden. ^___^
Watch the video demonstration here, where I show and explain all the bells & whistles:
Get it at Renderosity, or at PoserSoftware.
Released today! ***Requires Poser 12.0.1029 or later (uses new features!).
Get it at Renderosity, or at PoserSoftware.
Automate transferring morphs from figure to clothing with 1-click. It intelligently auto-selects only the morphs that apply to the current figure and conformed clothing, with options to only copy the ones currently in use on the figure (default setting).
You can copy morphs from specific figure to specific clothing, or to all conformed clothing, or from all figures to all conforming clothing they wear at once. With 1-click!
Below we have Dawn and V4, and we can copy morphs to everything they are wearing (even conforming hair) with 1-CLICK. ^_____^
The interface is concise and simple, and so is the operation. All controls have mouse hover tooltips describing what they do, and at the bottom you have the help "?" button that opens the fully illustrated PDF manual.
This is a tool I wish I had long ago, when where getting conforming clothing and hair to follow the figure morphs can be quite a tedious talk. Why not make it a 1-CLICK thing? It copies only the morphs you have dialed on the figure(s), keeping your scenes light, and the saved files smaller. As opposed to Poser, the script will find your morphs even if they are hidden. ^___^
Watch the video demonstration here, where I show and explain all the bells & whistles:
Get it at Renderosity, or at PoserSoftware.
Saw your announcement over at Renderosity. This one looks like a winner too.
SMS never gave me the missing feature to make this script, but Bondware did, and I only had to ask for 2 years. ^___^
Yes, it's a quality of life kind of thing, automating one of the most tedious part of the work in Poser.
Some of the ones I use the most are the Script Manager, Dial Master, MAT Edit, and now the AutoMorpher. When posing figures, it's the IK Manager, and the Lock Master. When using old legacy V4, it's the SkinEdit. When converting props, morphs, materials, and poses from DAZ Studio, it's the 3 DUF converter scripts. Each is for a different part of the pipeline, where doing the job by hand would MORE work. It's remembering how much time & effort they save me that makes me use them. ^__^
DUF Prop Converter, DUF Pose Converter, and DUF Morphs Converter. The prop converter can also import DUF materials, and if you add the morphs converter, it can import the whole thing with textures and morphs. These scripts are very popular, since DS has so much contents.
They are sold separately, since they each serve a different purpose. People can get only the ones they need. ^^