Hi guys,

I have been meaning to post a couple of questions for sometime now (after a number of unsuccessful approaches to solve the problems).....

1- everytime I launch poser (Poser Pro in this case), it is asking for "camera.obj" file !! Is there a start up file that needs to be re-set?

2- how can I delete multiple morph targets at the same time..... as far as I can make out, I can delete them one at a time (either within poser or 3rd party program such as morph manager). Is there a commercial program that would have such a functionality?

As usual your advice would be greatly appreciated... :c)

Cheers

vxg139

Hi!

I just answered a similar question in another thread but it fits your second question too so ill just copy and paste:

There is a script that will remove any morphs with a dialed in value of less then 0.1 if i remeber correctly.
Check in the python forum for it, I think Svdl was the author of the script and it is free.

Very handy utility that one.

For your first question:

Look in RuntimeGeometriesCamera and see if you find camera.obj there (its were it reside in Poser 7, I dont have Poser Pro).

If its there you migth have to restore your preferences Edit/ General Preferences/ Launch to factory state/ok then restar Poser and see if it helps

Regards / Jonny

jonnybode,

Thanks for your response....

I had looked for the file in the past (under runtimegeometires) but could not find it. I had also tried re-setting the start up to "factory state" but that didn't help either.... My workaround for now (short of re-installing the program) is to pick any .obj file and then I am good to go!!! go figure!!!

I am guessing that there might be a script file that has gotten corrupted!!

relating to the moprh program, I am guessing you are referring to "SpawncharacterP6" script? that program is indeed useful and powerful tool..... what I looking for though, is a script that would allow me pick and choose to delete multiple morphs in one go...

Cheers

vxg139

Hi again!

The script im refering to is called "RemoveMorphs.py" , the only downside is that you have to set the morphs that you want to keep to a value larger then 0.1 and then when you run the script it will remove all other morphs.

One can also name the morphs one wish to keep in a *.exc file that the script uses, you can create thoose yourself and they have to be named the same as the *.obj the character uses (for ex blMilWomLo.exc).

Regards / Jonny

Jonny,

removemorphs.py should do the trick!! would you happen to a link for download? :c)

Cheers

vxg139

....never mind... found it!!! I am trying it now!!

Thanks for the heads up.... :c)

Cheers

vxg139