I love aniblocks, as well. I bought this earlier today but I’m having trouble getting it to work. I get this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “H:\Program Files\Poser 9\Runtime\Python\poserScripts\ScriptsMenu\Import\aniBlock.py”, line 1, in <module>
import gofigure.aniblock
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.
I’m not too familiar with Poser plugins…is there a special way I need to install this? I ran the installer specifed a temp folder. In the temp folder there is a runtime folder (wiith the nested python/addons and python/poserscripts). I copied the runtime folder to my Poser 9 runtime folder. My aniblocks are in a seperate runtime folder—-does this matter?
I am pretty sure that it should not have asked for a temp forlder but your poser folder.
Is H:\Program Files\Poser 9 where your poser is installed? Look in “H:\Program Files\Poser 9\Runtime\Python\addons and see if you see a gofigure folder, if not try installing again or go look at the temp folder you chose and look for a Runtime\python\addons\gofigure folder and move it to the right spot.
I have pretty much the same problem
But I installed the plugin directly to my poser installation at P:\Poser Pro 2012 SR3\Poser Pro 2012
The addon is there: at P:\Poser Pro 2012 SR3\Poser Pro 2012\Runtime\Python\addons\gofigure
Both __init__.pyc and aniblock.pyd are there
There was initially a __init__.py file there as well. It was 0 bytes. But removing had no effect
Could it be that the addon has a problem because the install location of Poser is not default?
Ii can see the python import script in the menu, but nothing appears in the addons menu
I am running SR3 (or actually a few builds later)
Unfortunately there is zero documentation, not even a readme which tells you to go to the addon folder.
The link DAZ provides in the installer gives a Page not Found
Hmm. Odd. Wonder why it works here. One more thought: There are two versions to download. Make sure you have the right one for your system (32 bit vs 64 bit). It might be that these call different DLL’s.
Also : Do you have a figure loaded when importing?
TD
Ok, I read the product description again.
There is no UI at all except for the python import script. That is a bit disappointing. In that case having the aniblock distributed as pose files would have been better - at least then you have some visual feedback of what you are loading
I’m having the same problem. Back to the drawing board. A pretty big disappointment for me. Don’t know how this slipped through QA. This is what I get.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “C:\Program Files\Smith Micro\Poser Pro 2012\Runtime\Python\poserScripts\ScriptsMenu\Import\aniBlock.py”, line 1, in <module>
import gofigure.aniblock
ImportError: No module named gofigure.aniblock
Ok, I read the product description again.
There is no UI at all except for the python import script. That is a bit disappointing. In that case having the aniblock distributed as pose files would have been better - at least then you have some visual feedback of what you are loading
Yup, no interface. You simply point it to the aniblock and it loads into the current animation layer.
I actually prefer this script as I can use it to convert any of my aniblocks including my home made ones. If they would offer pose files they would undoubtedly cost much more as they would have to be offered for each pack separately.
I tried both versions—the 64 bit version give me an error (slightly differant, but indicates that 64 bit is the wrong version).
I have M4 loaded and selected (tried both hip and body).
I am using windows 7, 64 bit. Poser 9 (standard, not Pro).
Could it be because Poser 9 standard is 32 bit, but my machine is 64 bit?
Weird. Same system here. Just using Pro 2012, but that is not it as wimvdb has the same issue with Pro 2012.
I do not know what is different on my system, but it works without any problem so far. I tried several blocks with V4 selected. All imported fine.
TD
Actually it works for me. I did not realize there was no UI and the addons menu would be empty.
I tried the import script and I can get the blocks to load. But it is a lot of guesswork without any hint of what and how long it is
I guess I have to convert them to pose files myself
