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Daz Studio assets (DSON user files (.duf)) not loading after being clicked, once daz has started

MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Daz Studio assets (DSON user files (.duf)) are not loading after being clicked. But strangely, the first duf (e.g Genesis 9) being clicked is opening normally, then the clothes, hair, etc, nothing is loading.
But they are working normally if dragged and dropped onto the already open daz software. also loading normally if clicked from the content library pane. Pls help!

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  • felisfelis Posts: 6,411

    You are aware that you should doubble-click?

    What does the log say, Help > Troubleshooting > View Log?

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 110,858

    felis said:

    You are aware that you should doubble-click?

    There is, or was, an option to have Windows treat a sngle-click as the default action; like clicking a weblink.

    What does the log say, Help > Troubleshooting > View Log?

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 9,997

    To confirm, you were trying to load DUF files from Smart Content ? by dbl-clicking the thumbnails ?

  • MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6

    I have single click enabled, but have even tried double/multiple clicking. Nothing happens.

     

    Even the log shows nothing when i click the duf file. but whenever i drag it into the software, it functions normally and a bunch of lines are added in the log file

  • MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6
    edited June 13

    crosswind said:

    To confirm, you were trying to load DUF files from Smart Content ? by dbl-clicking the thumbnails ?

    No. i click from the content library, not the smart thing

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 110,858

    So you start DS, you go to the Content Library pane in DS, the first item you try to load loads but nothing else does? Or are you starting DS dy opening a content file from the Windows explorer? 

  • MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6
    edited June 14

    Richard Haseltine said:

    So you start DS, you go to the Content Library pane in DS, the first item you try to load loads but nothing else does? Or are you starting DS dy opening a content file from the Windows explorer? 

    I'm opening a content file from the Windows explorer directly. after it loads, nothing else (duf) opens

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 110,858

    OK, yes I see thast. But I would generally expect to use one of the content panes inside DS once it was up-and-running. I am not sure if this behaviour is a bug or expected.

  • MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6

    Richard Haseltine said:

    OK, yes I see thast. But I would generally expect to use one of the content panes inside DS once it was up-and-running. I am not sure if this behaviour is a bug or expected.

    That is working. Only clicking the duf from windows explorer is not. 

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 9,997
    edited June 15

    I tested the way you load DUF files, firstly loaded a DUF (Genesis 9) from Windows Explorer, DS opened it with no problem. Then loaded other DUFs (a clothing, an accessory, a prop....) from Windows Explorer again, DS also loaded them well.

    Edit: Then I changed the default application to open DSON User files... all builds of DS 4.x and DS 6.x worked well.

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  • MajormanagerMajormanager Posts: 6
    edited June 15

    crosswind said:

    I tested the way you load DUF files, firstly loaded a DUF (Genesis 9) from Windows Explorer, DS opened it with no problem. Then loaded other DUFs (a clothing, an accessory, a prop....) from Windows Explorer again, DS also loaded them well.

    Exactly! earlier, it used to open from explorer itself, but now the other dufs don't open AFTER any duf is already open in DS

    Edit: Then I changed the default application to open DSON User files... all builds of DS 4.x and DS 6.x worked well.

     

    Post edited by Richard Haseltine on
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