RRD Datasource has improved warnings for non-existent DS names.

Editor toolbar fixed to window, to make it easier to scroll around large maps.

When picking coordinates (new node, move node, move timestamp etc), you can see the coordinates.

Editor now allows you to clone a node with all it's styling intact.

File picker allows you to use an existing map as a template.

node coordinates are directly editable in the editor now.

Picking Cacti sources from editor has a javascript 'live filter' feature now (needs a little work).

cactihost: DS plugin fetches a bunch of other stats from Cacti's DB now, too (like availability and response times).

click config filename to edit in editor from Cacti (thanks to streaker69).

warning in editor file-selector so you can tell if the file is read-only.

unique code for each warning message, and a page to explain it on the website.

Warning for duplicate node or link names.

weathermap-cacti-plugin.php?action=viewmap&id=mapfilename works as well as a map number - useful for crosslinks.

Formatted numbers (Mega, Kilo etc) now can include milli, micro and nano (m,u,n).

Editor warns about older editor-config.php format now.

The auth realm names for Cacti have been changed to match ReportIt and Aggregate - easier to tell who does what (Plugin -> Weathermap: View Maps).

What I can do is to leave the code as it is, and wait for Rendo to fix the PoserPython API, for then the code should work as expected.Copyright © 2005-2007 Howard Jones, ( Website) Changes For This Version (0.92 to 0.93) Changes Whenever we enable 'Allow Flipping' when using billboards, Poser will apply the flipping the Z axis instead of X, which is obviously wrong. Since this is a bug in the API, I cannot fix it in my code.

It appears we can only do that with the ZSCALE, which is not what I want. This makes it impossible to apply negative X or Y scale to an actor using Python. So in short, when we use Python to set either XSCALE or YSCALE to a negative value, X and Y scale get the correct value, but it is ZSCALE that gets the sign inversion. This appears to be a bug with the API, because we can apply negative scale to X and Y in Poser itself, but not with Python.

Whenever we set XSCALE or YSCALE to a negative value, PoserPython will apply the positive scale to the respective X or Y parameter, but then apply the negative sign to the ZSCALE value. So here's the result of my investigation. **Note: this issue has been resolved later below.

Cacti reportit plugin