> Quote - INSIDE the POSE-FOLDER.... i made ONE SINGLE Folder, to contain the:!V3 All Morphs INJ, !V3 All Morphs REM, !V3 Chest-Breast INJ, !V3 Chest-Breast REM, !V3 Ear-Nose INJ, !V3 Ear-Nose REM.....and so on (These are only pz2,rsr+pngs). > > All in all this are 26 Folders. That was the Reason why i made a single Folder to contain ALL THIS FOLDERS. > > When i scrolled my Poselibrary which is huge anyway, it took me too long always with those 26 Folders...which i dont need THAT often.

Moving those folders into a single folder like you did causes lots of problems.  Poser looks to the original path for those files, so if you move them whenever you inject morphs of any kind, even from character addon packages, you will be asked to locate each individual file.

It's better if you create sub folders for other items in that folder and leave the DAZ morph and MAT folders in their original location.

I use multiple runtimes and here is an example of how i manage my character addons.  Using one runtime is the same principal, only instead of having one folder inside called "!!!character addons", you might have the following:

!!!A3 stuff
!!!V3 stuff
!!!M3 stuff

And you can further break up those folders into more folders inside if you want to further organize a figure's items by theme ie: clothing, shoes, hair, poses, jewelery, character addons etc.

Quote - The trouble is: Since those INJ+REMs are in this Folder....Poser always asks (for example) "please locate EarAnimal1.pz2"

That's because Poser looks for them in the specific location that they are installed to. > Quote - May be i have to change a line inside the pz2s?????

You will never come to the end of it if you do. I think you would have to continue to edit any character addon package you ever bought in order to not get that message.

Quote - Or do they have to stay explicit in the POSE-Libray, like it was when i installed them?

Yep.

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able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
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