Holli opened this issue on Sep 16, 2007 · 22 posts
Acadia posted Wed, 19 September 2007 at 7:45 PM
The "Runtime" folder you see contains the standard geometries, textures and libraries folders.
The "3D Object" folder you see are for files that I find that are in .3ds or .obj format and that I can still use inside Poser, but have to import them instead of accessing them through my poser library inside Poser itself. Eventually I convert the .3ds and .obj files to .pp2 ones and save them to my "Props" runtime folder.
The poser.exe files that you see are simply a new text document renamed to be "poser.exe". That gives Poser something to look for in the event I want Poser to search out the runtimes for installation, which I no longer do, but old habits die hard and I like having that fake Poser.exe file in there, hehe
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