UXPlus v1.0-alpha2 (2.var) (Patreon)

Hi.

If you're not familiar with what this plugin is, check out the alpha 1 release post.

Right click menu improvements

Additional elements are now recognized as triggerable parameters by the context menu.

Morph sliders

Female Morphs and Male Morphs are now supported:

This seems to work even without first setting the morph as a favorite. I think the "Fav" checkbox only controls which morphs are listed under the geometry storable as options (if you've ever created a morph value trigger you know what I'm talking about), but that doesn't matter when I'm creating the trigger action programmatically.

Texture file paths

Adding triggers to change skin textures is supported:

All of the Person atom's material textures are supported - mouth, tongue, teeth, eyelashes etc. Example:

Finally, the custom textures of hair item scalp materials as well as of custom clothing item materials are supported, similarly to the above. (Built in clothing item materials don't work yet.) Materials of other atom types should also work, but I only spot checked a few atom types.

Color picker fix

A color picker's header area is recognized now, it's better to click on this or the right side hue settings than the left side color area so you don't accidentally change the color value. Where to click and not to click to get the triggerable parameter:

Preview Camera Helper

The PreviewCamHelper plugin has been merged to UXPlus as a module:

If you had the standalone plugin in your session before, you can now delete that.

Planned

Trello board is public: https://trello.com/b/taHKuosE/uxplus-public-roadmap. 

Feel free to peruse the ideas listed there, or suggest new UX improvements. If you find anything in VAM to be particularly confusing or difficult to do, especially in terms of the user interface, I'd be interested in that.

For the first non alpha release, I want to at least tackle some of the smaller and possibly easy-to-implement improvements, so that there's a suite of modules available in v1.0. But for now, back to the more jiggly and bouncy development work...

-everlaster