opening up some tori files , poser versions just say (runPythonScript “Tori V5 Shape.py”) Tori V5 Shape.py is right next to this yet it dosnt run , it dosnt say any specific file path, neither does the py file.
so why dont they work if you edit the folder position within the pose library
Did you move the .duf file as well?
I kept all the files in the same folder , just moved the folders
I Uninstalled & re-installed Gabi for V5 , now when I load the Gabi character poser crashes & if I use the materials on a base genesis it all goes invisible no texture applying
so I removed them & created pz2 file to attach the tex to genesis ,
Seems clear you don’t know Poser very well. What I tried to point out to you is that Poser will not even see POSE files (pz2) if they are in say the CHARACTER folder, nor will it see or show cr2 files if they are not in the Character folder. DS does not obey the same rules. It WILL show poses in the wrong folder even if it won’t load them.
Poser has allowed its file types to be in any of the libraries since Poser 8. What version of Poser are you using?
That is not completely correct either. You can place poser files arbitrarily in the folders, but you can’t save them there. The option to distinguish between the type of save is simply not available. (the + in the character category will ony save a figure, not a pose)
Yes, that’s true (something I find quite annoying, actually), but that’s not what McGrandpa was talking about.
Seems clear you don’t know Poser very well. What I tried to point out to you is that Poser will not even see POSE files (pz2) if they are in say the CHARACTER folder, nor will it see or show cr2 files if they are not in the Character folder. DS does not obey the same rules. It WILL show poses in the wrong folder even if it won’t load them.
Poser has allowed its file types to be in any of the libraries since Poser 8. What version of Poser are you using?
That is not completely correct either. You can place poser files arbitrarily in the folders, but you can’t save them there. The option to distinguish between the type of save is simply not available. (the + in the character category will ony save a figure, not a pose)
Yes, that’s true (something I find quite annoying, actually), but that’s not what McGrandpa was talking about.
I know, but you were correcting him, and I was correcting you.
just to avoid people getting the wrong ideas
By default, Poser will place content files according to it’s more strict runtime conventions. The same happens if you save a character or pose. It will, by default, add the proper extension and place it in the “proper” library.
Seems clear you don’t know Poser very well. What I tried to point out to you is that Poser will not even see POSE files (pz2) if they are in say the CHARACTER folder, nor will it see or show cr2 files if they are not in the Character folder. DS does not obey the same rules. It WILL show poses in the wrong folder even if it won’t load them.
Poser has allowed its file types to be in any of the libraries since Poser 8. What version of Poser are you using?
That is not completely correct either. You can place poser files arbitrarily in the folders, but you can’t save them there. The option to distinguish between the type of save is simply not available. (the + in the character category will ony save a figure, not a pose)
Yes, that’s true (something I find quite annoying, actually), but that’s not what McGrandpa was talking about.
I know, but you were correcting him, and I was correcting you.
just to avoid people getting the wrong ideas
But, there’s no need to correct because the Poser allows the files to be in the same directory; it doesn’t matter whether you save them there or not…. the program still allows it, which isn’t strict and that’s the point.
Seems clear you don’t know Poser very well. What I tried to point out to you is that Poser will not even see POSE files (pz2) if they are in say the CHARACTER folder, nor will it see or show cr2 files if they are not in the Character folder. DS does not obey the same rules. It WILL show poses in the wrong folder even if it won’t load them.
Poser has allowed its file types to be in any of the libraries since Poser 8. What version of Poser are you using?
That is not completely correct either. You can place poser files arbitrarily in the folders, but you can’t save them there. The option to distinguish between the type of save is simply not available. (the + in the character category will ony save a figure, not a pose)
Yes, that’s true (something I find quite annoying, actually), but that’s not what McGrandpa was talking about.
I know, but you were correcting him, and I was correcting you.
just to avoid people getting the wrong ideas
But, there’s no need to correct because the Poser allows the files to be in the same directory; it doesn’t matter whether you save them there or not…. the program still allows it, which isn’t strict and that’s the point.
Yes, there is. It simply does not work like people would expect. You can load, but you cannot SAVE it to the same position and therefore is not recommended.
I’m not entirely understanding the issue - looking at the Genesis Essentials content at least all the files are in the appropriate Poser libraries. Which content is lumping them all together in a single library (which is actually what I would prefer for third party content, but I do agree that it’s best to try to adhere to standards and then allow those of a more bloody-minded nature to rearrange stuff at their own risk)?
I’m trying to not to cause problems with this , all I’m saying I had Gabi, Tori, general poses, duke hair sallymae hair, pinup , posed, elite ponytail, 2 differently named folders for the journey scout & the list goes on all alphabeticaly listed in the pose library. it was getting a bit confusing & I’m only on V5 pro suite
all I did is create a clothes folder for the clothes items
hair folder for the hair etc
I’m trying to not to cause problems with this , all I’m saying I had Gabi, Tori, general poses, duke hair sallymae hair, pinup , posed, elite ponytail, 2 differently named folders for the journey scout & the list goes on all alphabeticaly listed in the pose library. it was getting a bit confusing & I’m only on V5 pro suite
all I did is create a clothes folder for the clothes items
hair folder for the hair etc
is that wrong
Ehm - those poses folder in Poser are holding Poses and MatPoses (a bit of Poser history: in earlier times you had to apply all texturemaps by hand, each time, the Matposes were a circumnavigation for that).
If you created your hair folder inside the Poses folder and put the for example “duke hair” into the Poses folder, it should work fine.
If you created it outside or moved those folder in the existing “hair” folders you are out of luck.
If you mean that doubleclicking the icons in the Poses folders should load the item ... sorry, no.
To load items go to the Characters (figures), Props or Hair folder and then select the item and apply the textures with the Matposes in the Poses folder.
(General poses is by the way a collection of real poses.)
I hope I didn’t misunderstand what you wrote and that I am not boring you!
yes I know there just pose & material settings , I was just using it as an example of how thought the pose & material libraries seem to be getting cluttered.
some do not work even though there still in pose & material libraries, I have not moved anything out of the libraries
my poser only pz2 & mc6 still work normally.
for instance I have the priestess for V4 & genesis, this only uses a v4 texture for both, the morphs added to genesis automaticly & I can use the poser V4 version of the texture poses to add to either
I actually created pz2 files to add gabi V5 texture to genesis yesterday, it works fine. of course it means I lose out on any advanced material settings the creator used , but you cant have everything
I should also point out Gabi V5 didnt work at all even when first installed , the character file crashed poser (so does the dragon) & material settings made genesis invisible, so it wasnt me moving them
I find the basics work fine M4,M5,V4,V5 etc. But when it come to the morph shapes (Troll for example)...all I get is a furry human. So I’m missing proper morphs, somewhere. I have installed, both the DSON files and the Poser Companion files to a separate runtime and mapped Poser Pro 2012 to it. The clothes and all work great….but the non-human morphs don’t seem to kick in even though they are present in the Morph dials.
Was the Daz official Genesis Meets Poser - Introducing DSON Importer for Poser thread set to read only? because I can’t quote or leave a new response. this thread > http://www.daz3d.com/forums/viewthread/9405/
I wanted to ask why the Genesis + Poser Products store category is showing a huge amount of items for the Millennium 4 figures,
surely these don’t need DSON updates because they already work in poser and having them listed is just confusing which items have been updated to DSON
this category > http://www.daz3d.com/shop/dson-all/
if set to 60 items per page everything after the middle of page 3 is Millennium 4 or older
And if you have the same 60 items per page lay out, at the bottom of the second page it lists Epic Wings as being DSON compatable now, but when I reset my wings there was NO poser companion file.
