Here is an example of checking the location of a characters obj file. 1. Find the cr2 file for your character, look in: .Poser 4RuntimeLibrariescharacter[Some sub-folder] 2. Open the "[some name].cr2" in a text editor, the start of the file should look something like this:

{

version
        {
        number 4.01
        }
figureResFile :Runtime:Geometries:P4NudeWoman:P4NudeWom.obj
actor BODY:1
        {

The important bit is ":Runtime:Geometries:[some folder]:[some name].obj". On a PC this translates to the path [Drive letter]:[Path to the Poser 4 folder]RuntimeGeometries[some folder][some name].obj". In the case of ":Runtime:Geometries:P4NudeWoman:P4NudeWom.obj", this means the correct place for the "P4NudeWom.obj" file is: .Poser 4RuntimeGeometriesP4NudeWomanP4NudeWom.obj If the "P4NudeWom.obj" file is not in this folder then the cr2 file won't be able to load the figure, and you will get an error message.

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