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Subject: A mysterious new sort of RSR file.


Anthony Appleyard ( ) posted Sat, 06 May 2000 at 8:14 AM ยท edited Sun, 22 December 2024 at 8:41 PM

I know of these sorts of RSR file:- Mesh RSR files :: same name as an OBJ file. Thumbnail RSR files :: same name as a CR2 file. POSER.RSR


Now, sometimes when I make a render and then save the job as (say) qwertyuiop.pz3, I find afterwards that my Poser 4 has also created a small file qwertyuiop.rsr . What is this file for?


pdblake ( ) posted Sat, 06 May 2000 at 8:43 AM

Never noticed this before.


yarp ( ) posted Sat, 06 May 2000 at 3:12 PM

Anthony, i'm quite interested with this new sort of file. May be it's a thumb rsr in which case it would be very interesting for Poser Explorer. Did you try to display it with P3dO (make a dummy cr2 and P3dO will try to read the rsr) ? or can i have one ? I currently have Poser 4.02.117 may be you have 118 please mail me lcrepiliere@free.fr

Yarp - author of P3DO Organizer for Poser


MartinC ( ) posted Sat, 06 May 2000 at 3:47 PM

It seems to be a funny little bug... Sorry for my first reply about the background picture (deleted now) - that was wrong. Poser keeps a copy of the background picture on Mac, so my first guess was that it started to do the same on PC. However, I now re-checked the PC version and the .rsr files for .pz3 are void - there is no real content in it, just 286 bytes of plain overhead. It looks like that Poser started to create them by accident now, just ignore it.


martial ( ) posted Sat, 06 May 2000 at 5:47 PM

I just got a same rsr file with a pz3 file downloaded from 3dmodelworld today(1908 surrey car by Grindberg) It is a one k file and i don't know what it is also


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