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<\/a><\/p>\nIf one were to render this in real-time, the picture would have the light’s ‘guide wires’ arrows and circle on it. Easy to miss, easy to forget until it’s too late and you’re dropping it into a panel on a comics page.<\/p>\n
Willyb53’s free Light Toggle<\/a> script can be hacked to do this for us. Willy’s script was set up to turn all the scene lights off and on, but a few simple tweaks keeps them shining<\/strong> while only their guide-wires are turned off in the scene. To do this we simply open his script with Notepad++ and change it to read…<\/p>\n … then save, rename Toggle_Visibility_All_Lights.py<\/strong> and place the new script wherever you keep your Python scripts. Mine are in…<\/p>\n C:\\Program Files\\Smith Micro\\Poser 11\\Runtime\\Python\\poserScripts\\ScriptsMenu\\FavoriteScripts<\/em><\/p>\n You can then iconise the new script using Dimension3D\u2019s $10 eXtended Access. This runs fine so long as you have the AVFix for it<\/a>, and I load it at every Poser startup. Attached to a meaningful icon (here a red closed eye), the new script then becomes one-click and it can be handily positioned near the Poser lights control panel.<\/p>\n If you have the neat and attractive Scene Toy<\/a> addon for Poser, and if all you mostly use the Hierarchy Editor for is to click on GROUND to get rid of the guide-wires, then this script lets you hide that window and reclaim a little more screen space in the Poser UI. “Begone, ‘o great space-wasting panel of grey ugliness”…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n