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Fit the dForce Sweet Anime Outfit to our Genesis 8 figure. 1 Females and Genesis 3 Carly for G3F Cassie Cage For G8F Christmas Dining Room Clothing and Hair Bundle Dark Attic Daz Studio Training Intermediate 01 - Tweaking the Surfaces Everyday 2 Daily Poses and Clothes Vol. Copy the Scripts folder from to_daz_studio to one of the DAZ directories. Video 12: Case Study 2B – Saving pose presets using the timeline.

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The free Daz 3D Studio and Genesis figures give you the ability to customize characters and scenes, turning them into your own, unique work of art. But don’t worry the tools in DAZ Studio are a powerful tool-set to help you tell your story with 3D imagery. Holden, if we can quit hosing down the forum with testosterone, I believe we've made our points and suggestions.How to save pose in daz3d. Look at my examples and please read what I say more carefully. I was assuming we were talking about the defaults command, should have specified that!!!! Using the 'defaults' command will generate a new file, not edit/amend the existing one. R0190381:~ jamieivanov$ defaults write /Users/$USER/Library/Preferences/com.mytest hello testĪgain, proving what I said was evident. I continued to show: If the file is not modified (overwritten) or does not exist, it will take on the user/group of the document creator. The document was created as the user and edited as root. If the file exists and is modified by calling sudo, the permissions will remain ~]$ touch ~]$ ls -l test I did not prove myself wrong, as I stated: If it is a login script, it will be run as the user being logged in. Your own test shows that the default command has set the ownership to root as it will always do when run as root without substituting user identity. rw- 1 root admin 57 Jun 28 09:56 /Users/jamieivanov/Library/Preferences/īut the presumption being that the script will be a login script, there will be no need to su/sudo when setting current user preferences, as stated previously.Įxcept you proved yourself to be wrong. R0190381:~ jamieivanov$ ls -l /Users/jamieivanov/Library/Preferences/ R0190381:~ jamieivanov$ defaults write /Users/$USER/Library/Preferences/com.mytest hello testīash-3.2# defaults write /Users/jamieivanov/Library/Preferences/com.mytest hello test If the file is not modified (overwritten) or does not exist, it will take on the user/group of the document creator. rw-r-r- 1 jamie jamie 6 Jun 28 09:47 test If the file exists and is modified by calling sudo, the permissions will remain intact ~]$ touch ~]$ ls -l test If it is a login script, it will be run as the user being logged in. If the file already exists, but you run the command as root (which will happen if run as a login script as suggested by the original post) the file will then belong to root.

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The previous mention of creating a specific group and setting the group to the directory plus making sure the permissions are R/W/X.

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If the script is being launched by a normal user, but to alleviate the need to enter in a password for sudo, you would need to make modifications to /etc/sudoers. Sudo chmod -R -f 775 /Applications/DAZ 3D Otherwise you would need to: sudo chown -R -f $USER /Applications/DAZ 3D But keep in mind the permissions could be altered if a permissions fix were issued to the system. You could even set an ACL locking in a specific group.

The owner wouldn't matter as long as the group permissions remain intact and you could lock them in-place with an ACL schg or schange. If that doesn't work, an alternative would be: defaults write /Users/`echo $USER`/Library/Preferences/ "14FirstRunSetupComplete" -int 1Īs far as the second script, it would make more sense to create a group with R/W/X permissions to "/Applications/DAZ 3D" and add each user to said group. Martin, you should be able to do: defaults write /Users/$USER/Library/Preferences/ "14FirstRunSetupComplete" -int 1 Ness, you are correct that the first script does not require sudo.

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The one for DAZ 3D is because I have one pesky app that wants the user to have full writes to the entire Application folder for that product. read /Users/$3 RealName | grep -v RealName | sed 's/^ //'" Su $3 defaults write /Users/$3/Library/Preferences/ "14UserInfoUserName" -string " dscl. Su $3 defaults write /Users/$3/Library/Preferences/ "14UserInfoUserInitials" -string " dscl. Su $3 defaults write /Users/$3/Library/Preferences/ "14UserInfoUserOrganization" -string "Lafayette School Corporation" Su $3 defaults write /Users/$3/Library/Preferences/ "14FirstRunSetupComplete" -int 1 The OP's post was: I have two scripts that absolutely MUST be run at login however I cannot seem to get the script syntax to work right in the Casper JSS world.