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Is there a way to remove runtimes or clear the whole list of runtimes from Poser (7, 8 and PP 2012)?

I mean all those you have imported yourself, not the ones that comes with the programs.

As I recall, highlight the runtime and click the - button at the bottom of the library panel.

Edit, no that isn’t it in the current versions. Sorry.

Richard beat me to it but here is a pic for good measure.

Hmm actually it isn’t working for me - hence my edit.

Works for me in Poser 8.  you can only remove on runtime at a time, the selected one

Now I have to put it back again.

Strange, I don’t have that button in any of my libraries. At least not in Poser 8 or PP 2012, don’t have Poser 7 installed right now.

Did you try clicking the triangle next to the name?

jmper - 25 November 2012 03:03 PM

Did you try clicking the triangle next to the name?

You mean the one in the left side that expands the rumtime folder? Nothing happens other than the folder expands or collapses when I click it.

It’s Windows 7 - 64, but I suppose that doesn’t matter. And the latest Poser service packs are installed.

Like:
> [12] Poser 8 Content
^
This triangle. Does it expand?

Also…this may help:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52339845/79/Removing-a-Runtime-Library

Taozen - 25 November 2012 02:59 PM

Strange, I don’t have that button in any of my libraries. At least not in Poser 8 or PP 2012, don’t have Poser 7 installed right now.

I don’t get the icom on the Poser 8 Content Runtime but all the others do.

Well, I found the button now. But it’s only visible when I choose to list a single runtime, instead of “<All>”. Here I have chosen to make it show only “Props”:

jmper - 25 November 2012 03:10 PM

Like:
> [12] Poser 8 Content
^
This triangle. Does it expand?

Yes, it works like it’s supposed to do - expands and shows all the subfolders when you click it. And collapses if it is expanded.

Are you able to highlight anything under and have the remove icon appear?

jmper - 25 November 2012 03:12 PM

Also…this may help:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52339845/79/Removing-a-Runtime-Library

Thanks, but that site makes my browser go nuts, the pages are totally messed up.