Hi gui!
I want update the news about MakeHuman.
We are write a rich GUI class.
This is, for example, the class Treewin used
to navigate in the human model hierarchy:
amazing
Wow, that looks incredible! Very sophisticated look, great work Manuel!
Oh…thanks! 
This is an update, and a news about the Docwin: you
can load the documentation directly while you are working
with the script:
Nice Work Manuel & Friends (Saluti da Andera).
Holy Sh*t !! :o :o :o
Can’t wait to get this script!
Question:
I never tried morphing something and then “baking” it. Is this how you make the new shape “set” so that you can now use it in a game engine?
After being “baked” can you then remove all the “morphing” atributes, the scripting and use only the newly shaped model to import into, say in my case, a game?
I love your “Make Head” it’s so fun to play with, thanks, Ingie
Very cool!
Can’t wait to see it in action…
the screenshots are really nice!
I hope you have a good OOP structure to back it though.
Martin
Yes. Now I don’t use internal mesh attribute: the mesh is always free to use!
You must only exit from the script.
This is another update. Now the width of lines is proportional to
hierarchy.
import Blender
from Blender.Draw import *
from Treewin import *
o = Treewin(10,450,290,270)
#----------Create the items-----------
# item(x,y,event)
fullbody = Item(155,300,1)
chest = Item(155,350,1)
abdomen = Item(155,250,1)
rshoulder = Item(205,360,1)
lshoulder = Item(105,360,1)
head = Item(155,400,1)
pelvis = Item(155,200,1)
rforearm = Item(245,340,1)
lforearm = Item(65,340,1)
rarm = Item(260,300,1)
larm = Item(50,300,1)
rhand = Item(250,260,1)
lhand = Item(60,260,1)
rthight = Item(200,300,1)
lthight = Item(110,300,1)
rcalf = Item(210,250,1)
lcalf = Item(100,250,1)
rfoot = Item(200,200,1)
lfoot = Item(110,200,1)
reye = Item(255,390,1)
leye = Item(55,390,1)
mouth = Item(280,365,1)
nose = Item(30,365,1)
rear = Item(220,406,1)
lear = Item(90,406,1)
#---------Set some items attributes----
#The hierarchy attribute is for the width
#of connection lines; the other is simple...
mouth.label="Mt"
mouth.tooltip="Mouth"
nose.label="Ns"
nose.tooltip="Nose"
rear.label="rEr"
rear.tooltip="Right Ear"
lear.label="lEr"
lear.tooltip="Left Ear"
reye.label = "rE"
reye.tooltip="Right Eye"
leye.label = "lE"
leye.tooltip="Left Eye"
head.label="H"
head.tooltip="Head"
head.childrens = [reye,leye,mouth,nose,rear,lear]
rhand.label="rH"
rhand.tooltip="Right Hand"
rhand.fillColor['B']=0.7
rhand.lineColor['B']=0.7
lhand.label="lH"
lhand.tooltip="Left Hand"
lhand.fillColor['B']=0.7
lhand.lineColor['B']=0.7
rfoot.label="rFt"
rfoot.tooltip="Right Foot"
rfoot.fillColor['R']=0.7
rfoot.lineColor['R']=0.7
lfoot.label="lFt"
lfoot.tooltip="Left Foot"
lfoot.fillColor['R']=0.7
lfoot.lineColor['R']=0.7
fullbody.childrens = [chest,abdomen]
fullbody.label="FB"
fullbody.fillColor['G']=0.7
fullbody.tooltip="Full Body"
fullbody.lineColor['G']=0.7
fullbody.hierarchy=7
chest.childrens = [rshoulder,lshoulder,head]
chest.label="C"
chest.tooltip="Chest"
chest.fillColor['G']=0.7
chest.lineColor['G']=0.7
chest.hierarchy=4
abdomen.childrens = [pelvis]
abdomen.label="A"
abdomen.tooltip="Abdomen"
abdomen.fillColor['G']=0.7
abdomen.lineColor['G']=0.7
abdomen.hierarchy=5
rshoulder.childrens = [rforearm]
rshoulder.label="rS"
rshoulder.tooltip="Right Shoulder"
rshoulder.fillColor['G']=0.7
rshoulder.hierarchy=3
lshoulder.childrens = [lforearm]
lshoulder.label="lS"
lshoulder.tooltip="Left Shoulder"
lshoulder.fillColor['G']=0.7
lshoulder.hierarchy=3
rforearm.childrens = [rarm]
rforearm.label="rF"
rforearm.tooltip="Right Forearm"
rforearm.fillColor['B']=0.7
rforearm.lineColor['B']=0.7
lforearm.childrens = [larm]
lforearm.label="lF"
lforearm.tooltip="Left Forearm"
lforearm.fillColor['B']=0.7
lforearm.lineColor['B']=0.7
rarm.childrens = [rhand]
rarm.label="rA"
rarm.tooltip="Right Arm"
rarm.fillColor['B']=0.7
rarm.lineColor['B']=0.7
larm.childrens = [lhand]
larm.label="lA"
larm.tooltip="Left Arm"
larm.fillColor['B']=0.7
larm.lineColor['B']=0.7
pelvis.childrens = [rthight,lthight]
pelvis.label="P"
pelvis.tooltip="Pelvis"
pelvis.fillColor['G']=0.7
pelvis.lineColor['G']=0.7
pelvis.hierarchy=3
rthight.childrens = [rcalf]
rthight.label="rT"
rthight.tooltip="Right Thight"
rthight.fillColor['R']=0.7
rthight.lineColor['R']=0.7
lthight.childrens = [lcalf]
lthight.label="lT"
lthight.tooltip="Left Thight"
lthight.fillColor['R']=0.7
lthight.lineColor['R']=0.7
rcalf.childrens = [rfoot]
rcalf.label="rC"
rcalf.tooltip="Right Calf"
rcalf.fillColor['R']=0.7
rcalf.lineColor['R']=0.7
lcalf.childrens = [lfoot]
lcalf.label="lC"
lcalf.tooltip="Left Calf"
lcalf.fillColor['R']=0.7
lcalf.lineColor['R']=0.7
def gui():
o.drawIt()
o.setTitle("Human Structure")
o.drawItem(fullbody)
o.drawItem(chest)
o.drawItem(abdomen)
o.drawItem(rshoulder)
o.drawItem(lshoulder)
o.drawItem(pelvis)
o.drawItem(head)
o.drawItem(rforearm)
o.drawItem(lforearm)
o.drawItem(rarm)
o.drawItem(larm)
o.drawItem(rhand)
o.drawItem(lhand)
o.drawItem(rthight)
o.drawItem(lthight)
o.drawItem(rcalf)
o.drawItem(lcalf)
o.drawItem(rfoot)
o.drawItem(lfoot)
o.drawItem(reye)
o.drawItem(leye)
o.drawItem(mouth)
o.drawItem(nose)
o.drawItem(rear)
o.drawItem(lear)
def event(evt, val):
if (evt == ESCKEY and not val): Exit()
def bevent(evt):
if (evt == 1): Exit()
Register(gui, event, bevent)
nice
Martin
Thanks !!
Now you can choose the the solid or sketch style.
This is a screenshot from Blender, with the sketch style for
the Treewin:
thanks to Eeshlo for the explain about openGL… 
Incredible work !!!
:o
Ahhh! It looks so… “user-friendly” 
, WANNA PUT MY HANDS ON YOUR SCRIPT!!!.. hehehe, can’t wait…
I’d say if you’re this far along polishing the GUI, it’s time to let this one loose. At any rate, excellent job everyone who’s worked on this, looks very solid.
I’m worried, is this script going to be base on the ideal women, with all the correct height ? They measure the hips, chest etc, by the with of the head, will this also be able to control the hight and age as well ?
Don’t forget the privite parts, hehe 
You have a lot
of parameter to play. This is a old sketch about the
morphing hierarchy:
We also use a medical-scientific point of view to add
some prototype of human proportion
Impressive, well, I’m to dumb for this script.