Renderotica

I've found a way :D

There is a third party open source app called Autohotkey ( https://www.autohotkey.com ).
I modified an example from their forum (Example 2 - SetTimer  https://www.autohotkey.c...s/viewtopic.php?t=120588 )
I have very limited programming knowledge - so don't ask me what all that array stuff at the end is - it just works for me ;)

This is the code for the Autohotkey script:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2

SetTimer(WinOpenClose, 2000) ; Calls the function WinOpenClose every 2000 milliseconds
Persistent() ; We have no hotkeys, so Persistent is required to keep the script going

WinOpenClose() {
    static lastOpenWindows := ListOpenWindows()
    currentOpenWindows := ListOpenWindows()
    for hwnd in SortedArrayDiff([currentOpenWindows*], [lastOpenWindows*]) {
        if !lastOpenWindows.Has(hwnd) {
            info := currentOpenWindows[hwnd]
            if (info.title = "Finished" || info.title = "DAZStudio") {
                ToolTip(info.title "popup closed")
                SetTimer(ToolTip, -3000)
                WinClose(info.title)
            }
        } else {
            info := lastOpenWindows[hwnd]
            if (info.title = "DAZStudio") {
                ToolTip(info.title " exiting script")
                SetTimer(ToolTip, -3000)
                SetTimer(WinOpenClose, 0)
                ExitApp
            }
        }
    }
    lastOpenWindows := currentOpenWindows

    ListOpenWindows() { ; Returns Map where key=window handle and value={title, class, processName}
        openWindows := Map()
        for hwnd in WinGetList()
            try openWindows[hwnd] := {title: WinGetTitle(hwnd), class:WinGetClass(hwnd), processName: WinGetProcessName(hwnd)}
        return openWindows
    }
    SortedArrayDiff(arr1, arr2) { ; also accounting for array length difference
        i := 1, j := 1, n := arr1.Length, m := arr2.Length, diff := []
        while (i <= n && j <= m) {
            if arr1[i] < arr2[j] {
                diff.Push(arr1[i]), i++
            } else if arr2[j] < arr1[i] {
                diff.Push(arr2[j]), j++
            } else {
                i++, j++
            }
        }
        while i <= n
            diff.Push(arr1[i]), i++
        while j <= m
            diff.Push(arr2[j]), j++
        return diff
    }
}

line 13 contains every "OK-Popup Window title" seperated by || , for my purpose "Finished" and "DAZStudio" if you have other popups you have to change / add them:
            if (info.title = "Finished" || info.title = "second popup title" || info.title = "third popup title" || info.title = "DAZStudio") {

line 20 defines my Endpoint - after closing "DAZStudio" Popup the script will end itself:
           if (info.title = "DAZStudio") {

You can find the Popup titles either by reading their title or by using "window spy" from the autohotkey dash (start it and hover your mouse over the desired popup)

@lightBLUE:

1. If I had a way to start the script or an ".exe" with your Autoload script automatically that would be quite handy - is it possible?
2. Also I'm loading way more than 4 files on a node. With your script I have to select the node, select 4 files, accept, confirm adding another node and repeating the process again. Is there a way to increase the number of files added to one node in one window? Maybe configurable to adjust to your own screen size...
3. I'm adding .duf and .dsa - the script can handle both. The standard selection in the file dialog is only .duf and I have to manually switch to .dsa quite often. Would it be possible to add a third filter option including .duf, .dsa and .dse as default option? Or a way to let me define that as default?

I don't think there will ever be a solution for an auto OK from DAZ itself. Since they can't even add a basic function like "cancel whatever is happening right now?"... (eg. dforce explosion or loading big assets ;)

While I'm a little sad on the filetype topic, I'm glad I've found a site from Jay Versluis on how to load files in DAZ: ( https://www.versluis.com...umentation-daz-products/ )

With his example code I was able to load .exe files :) The code requires the file to be located in the same directory as the script:

var sPath = MainWindow.getPaneMgr().findPane("DzContentLibraryPane").getSelectedContainer().getFullPath();
App.showURL("file:///" + sPath + "/DazPopupClose_Timer.exe");

I created a script with that code and load it first in autoload - working great so far :D