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Subject: Subject: P7 keeps crashing Daz Studio


Paul Francis ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2006 at 12:52 AM · edited Mon, 06 January 2025 at 9:11 PM

Hi everyone, hope someone can help.  I've just installed P7, and keep gettting the same error when trying to import P7 files into Daz Studio.  When trying to import any P7 scene I get the error message "Error occurred while importing the file.  See the log file for details".  When clicking "OK", I get a box saying "Reading Pz3 file", then nothing.......the programme just hangs up completely, so I can't even check the log file referred to.  I've removed and reinstalled the latest version of Daz Studio, so it's recognised the P7 intallation and directories, but the same thing happens.

Anyone got any ideas? 

My self-build system - Vista 64 on a Kingston 240GB SSD, Asus P5Q Pro MB, Quad 6600 CPU, 8 Gb Geil Black Dragon Ram, CoolerMaster HAF932 full tower chassis, EVGA Geforce GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2 Gb, Coolermaster V8 CPU aircooler, Enermax 600W Modular PSU, 240Gb SSD, 2Tb HDD storage, 28" LCD monitor, and more red LEDs than a grown man really needs.....I built it in 2008 and can't afford a new one, yet.....!

My Software - Poser Pro 2012, Photoshop, Bryce 6 and Borderlands......"Catch a  r--i---d-----e-----!"

 


nruddock ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2006 at 6:46 AM

Try unchecking "Use external binary morph targets" in the Poser preferences and resave your PZ3.
Make sure that D|S knows about all the external Runtimes you are using.


Paul Francis ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2006 at 8:16 AM

Thanks...tried it...didn't work.....

My self-build system - Vista 64 on a Kingston 240GB SSD, Asus P5Q Pro MB, Quad 6600 CPU, 8 Gb Geil Black Dragon Ram, CoolerMaster HAF932 full tower chassis, EVGA Geforce GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2 Gb, Coolermaster V8 CPU aircooler, Enermax 600W Modular PSU, 240Gb SSD, 2Tb HDD storage, 28" LCD monitor, and more red LEDs than a grown man really needs.....I built it in 2008 and can't afford a new one, yet.....!

My Software - Poser Pro 2012, Photoshop, Bryce 6 and Borderlands......"Catch a  r--i---d-----e-----!"

 


nruddock ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2006 at 10:55 AM

You'll need to say more about what's in your scene.

Is this happening with all PZ3s saved from P7 ?
Can you load the same scene saved from a previous version of Poser ?


Paul Francis ( ) posted Sun, 31 December 2006 at 11:47 AM

Yes and yes!

My self-build system - Vista 64 on a Kingston 240GB SSD, Asus P5Q Pro MB, Quad 6600 CPU, 8 Gb Geil Black Dragon Ram, CoolerMaster HAF932 full tower chassis, EVGA Geforce GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2 Gb, Coolermaster V8 CPU aircooler, Enermax 600W Modular PSU, 240Gb SSD, 2Tb HDD storage, 28" LCD monitor, and more red LEDs than a grown man really needs.....I built it in 2008 and can't afford a new one, yet.....!

My Software - Poser Pro 2012, Photoshop, Bryce 6 and Borderlands......"Catch a  r--i---d-----e-----!"

 


Paul Francis ( ) posted Tue, 02 January 2007 at 10:35 PM

I've tried importing a previous Poser 6 file into P7 and saving it, but no luck. I even tried a scene consisiting of just a single primitive sphere prop...same result...just crashes, real quick, it's like it doesn't even read the file. Reported it to Daz Tech Support.

My self-build system - Vista 64 on a Kingston 240GB SSD, Asus P5Q Pro MB, Quad 6600 CPU, 8 Gb Geil Black Dragon Ram, CoolerMaster HAF932 full tower chassis, EVGA Geforce GTX 750Ti Superclocked 2 Gb, Coolermaster V8 CPU aircooler, Enermax 600W Modular PSU, 240Gb SSD, 2Tb HDD storage, 28" LCD monitor, and more red LEDs than a grown man really needs.....I built it in 2008 and can't afford a new one, yet.....!

My Software - Poser Pro 2012, Photoshop, Bryce 6 and Borderlands......"Catch a  r--i---d-----e-----!"

 


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