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Poser 12 F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Apr 18 2:45 am)
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I'm not using P12 a lot as yet, but I've bookmarked this for future reference, as I like using HDRi backgrounds with SuperFly, though I most often use Snarly's EZDome. it's still good to be able to do it with the background node, especially since Snarly's not finished updating his goodies as yet.
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In fact, to be precise: 6.28 = 2x pi, the well-know value: 3.1416, 3.141592, etc.. . The values I remember are 1.57, 3.16, 4.7, nearly a quarter turn each time, and... 2.2 ?.... I don't know why but using this value, I have often stumbled upon a nice-looking situation with hdrihaven's bitmaps... The units are the radians, with the 0 on your right (counter-clockwise), but you may as well enter a negative value: -1.57 corresponds to 4.7.
PhYl.
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hborre posted at 1:26AM Mon, 03 May 2021 - #4418236
Would it be possible to engage the x- and z- rotations in the script? It might not be practical for everyone but it would be interesting to have additional options.
Currently, I'm at my job. But when it's finished, I'll make an update ?
PhYl.
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Small update: this version displays the current value:
def set_background_angle(angle):
bk_shader = poser.Scene().BackgroundShaderTree()
for node in bk_shader.Nodes():
if node.Type() == 'ccl_Mapping':
node.InputByInternalName('Rotation').SetColor(0.0, angle, 0.0)
bk_shader.UpdatePreview()
def get_background_angle():
bk_shader = poser.Scene().BackgroundShaderTree()
node = [n for n in bk_shader.Nodes() if n.Type() == 'ccl_Mapping']
if not node:
return None
values = node[0].InputByInternalName('Rotation').Value()
return values[1] if isinstance(values, tuple) else None
msg = "Enter the Vertical Rotation (rad)"
curr_val = get_background_angle()
if curr_val:
msg = "{}nActually: {}".format(msg, curr_val)
val = poser.DialogSimple.AskFloat(msg)
if val != None:
set_background_angle(val)
Actually, the Poser function asks for a float. To be able to respond to hborre's query, I will search, at the end of may day job, for a function that let us enter a string of characters, instead... ?
PhYl.
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hborre posted at 10:54AM Thu, 13 May 2021 - #4418236
Would it be possible to engage the x- and z- rotations in the script? It might not be practical for everyone but it would be interesting to have additional options.
Here you are: an updated version of the script that lets you enter either the vertical rotation or tuple (x,y,z) of values:
def ask_for_a_string(question):
'''
Let's enter a string.
Note that for numerical values, there is a dedicated function
'''
dialog = poser.Dialog()
txt_dlg = poser.DialogTextEntry(dialog, question)
return None if not txt_dlg.Show() else txt_dlg.Text()
def set_background_angle(x, y, z):
bk_shader = poser.Scene().BackgroundShaderTree()
for node in bk_shader.Nodes():
if node.Type() == 'ccl_Mapping':
node.InputByInternalName('Rotation').SetColor(x, y, z)
bk_shader.UpdatePreview()
def get_background_angle():
bk_shader = poser.Scene().BackgroundShaderTree()
node = [n for n in bk_shader.Nodes() if n.Type() == 'ccl_Mapping']
if not node:
return None, None, None
return node[0].InputByInternalName('Rotation').Value()
msg = "Enter either the Vertical Rotation or x,y,z (rad)"
x,y,z = get_background_angle()
if x != None:
msg = "{}nActually: {:.5f},{:.5f},{:.5f}".format(msg, x,y,z)
val = ask_for_a_string(msg)
if val != None:
check = val.split(',')
if len(check) == 3:
x, y, z = eval(val)
else:
y = float(val)
set_background_angle(x, y, z)
PhYl.
Win10 on i7 8700K@4.3Ghz, 64Gb, Asus TUF Gaming RTX 4070 OC Edition, 2x 2Tb ssd + 6+4Tb hd + 1x 8Tb hd + 1 10T NAS, Poser 11, Poser 12 and now Poser 13
hborre posted at 5:51PM Thu, 13 May 2021 - #4419113
Oh cool. Thank you very much. I look forward to playing around with this.
It works the Python way: 1 or 1,2,3 or (1,2,3), as you want ?
PhYl.
Win10 on i7 8700K@4.3Ghz, 64Gb, Asus TUF Gaming RTX 4070 OC Edition, 2x 2Tb ssd + 6+4Tb hd + 1x 8Tb hd + 1 10T NAS, Poser 11, Poser 12 and now Poser 13
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Hi all
If you are like me, often using an HDR bitmap on the background, there is a moment when we have to find the right angle. Even though it is as esay as click, move the cursor, enter the valeur, enter and wait till Poser has finished to update, and make a fast test-render, here is a little script I have written to ease that part, and it works also in the "Pose" room:
Just as a reminder, here is the setup I have saved in my runtime library:
The longuest part to write this script: well... to guess that I had to define the rotation values by setting the Mapping node's Rotation "Color"... lol
PhYl.
Win10 on i7 8700K@4.3Ghz, 64Gb, Asus TUF Gaming RTX 4070 OC Edition, 2x 2Tb ssd + 6+4Tb hd + 1x 8Tb hd + 1 10T NAS, Poser 11, Poser 12 and now Poser 13