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Scripting Made Simple DS - Volume 5 Input Output Control MP4
Get ready for some fun with even more Daz Scripting? This volume teaches advanced message box usage, and introduces dialog boxes along with some of the cool widgets you will definitely be interested in. Learn how to build more professional interfaces with users of your scripts. Best of all, no previous programming experience required, and no additional programming tools are required! This volume continues building the foundational skills with graphical user interface techniques for great looking input and output controls in Daz Studio with your own script.
You will learn about global and local namespaces and the scope of each. This will help advance your experience and journey towards more advanced programming. You will learn about system events and how to create your own event handlers for Daz Script widgets. We will show you how to use the basic dialog box with its default button set. If that isn't enough, you can create your own custom dialog with all the press buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, and sliders to your heart's desire. You will discover how the 2D coordinate system works, so that you can position all those wonderful new widgets you will surely be using.
This scripting workshop was developed with Daz Studio 4 and designed with beginners in mind. As we keep moving toward intermediate coder, we begin to discuss local and global namespace, events, the input/output box, message boxes and widgets. This volume consists of over 4 modules of information available in both readable and watchable versions. For those who like to read, there is a colorful fully-illustrated 35-page standard PDF document. For those like to view, there are over 50-minutes of instruction in both WMV and MP4 formats at resolution of 1600x900.
Module 0: Overview (2:45 Minutes)
Module 1: Namespace (Scope) (5:02 Minutes)
1.1 Global Namespace
1.2 Local Namespace
1.3 Global vs. Local
Module 2: Behind the Scenes (1:12 Minutes)
2.1 Events
2.2 Input / Output
Module 3: MessageBox (11:15 Minutes)
3.1 Buttons
3.2 Information method
3.3 Critical method
3.4 Button Pressed
3.5 Passing Strings
3.6 Question method
3.7 Warning method
Module 4: Widgets (34:28 Minutes)
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Dialogs
4.3 DzBasicDialog
4.4 DzLabel
4.5 DzDialog
4.6 Event Handling
4.7 Property vs. Method
4.8 DzPushButton
4.9 2D Coordinates
4.10 Positioning Widgets
4.11 DzCheckBox
4.12 DzRadioButton
4.13 Grouping Widgets
4.14 Sliders
You will learn about global and local namespaces and the scope of each. This will help advance your experience and journey towards more advanced programming. You will learn about system events and how to create your own event handlers for Daz Script widgets. We will show you how to use the basic dialog box with its default button set. If that isn't enough, you can create your own custom dialog with all the press buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, and sliders to your heart's desire. You will discover how the 2D coordinate system works, so that you can position all those wonderful new widgets you will surely be using.
This scripting workshop was developed with Daz Studio 4 and designed with beginners in mind. As we keep moving toward intermediate coder, we begin to discuss local and global namespace, events, the input/output box, message boxes and widgets. This volume consists of over 4 modules of information available in both readable and watchable versions. For those who like to read, there is a colorful fully-illustrated 35-page standard PDF document. For those like to view, there are over 50-minutes of instruction in both WMV and MP4 formats at resolution of 1600x900.
Module 0: Overview (2:45 Minutes)
Module 1: Namespace (Scope) (5:02 Minutes)
1.1 Global Namespace
1.2 Local Namespace
1.3 Global vs. Local
Module 2: Behind the Scenes (1:12 Minutes)
2.1 Events
2.2 Input / Output
Module 3: MessageBox (11:15 Minutes)
3.1 Buttons
3.2 Information method
3.3 Critical method
3.4 Button Pressed
3.5 Passing Strings
3.6 Question method
3.7 Warning method
Module 4: Widgets (34:28 Minutes)
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Dialogs
4.3 DzBasicDialog
4.4 DzLabel
4.5 DzDialog
4.6 Event Handling
4.7 Property vs. Method
4.8 DzPushButton
4.9 2D Coordinates
4.10 Positioning Widgets
4.11 DzCheckBox
4.12 DzRadioButton
4.13 Grouping Widgets
4.14 Sliders
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