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Subject: Can someone help me find...


jartz ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 2:02 AM · edited Wed, 20 November 2024 at 4:24 AM

or bring up a Python script made by svdl -- I think it's called OBJ2INJ, or something like that. 

You select the Obj of a full body morph that you made, and you select the channel, key in what name you want, make all of you INJ/REM pose files, or save it as a full body morph for your figure, then, hit okay, the python makes a spawned prop on all the figures and creates the INJ/REM of the full-body morph.  (I hope that makes sense).

You see, my computer stopped running, and my video card was toast, replaced a new one and I had to re-install my OS and most of my files are gone.

I really appreciate it.

JB

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estherau ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 2:28 AM

 I can't help you, but that is very sad about losing all your files.  Hope you have copies of most things.
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jartz ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 3:01 AM

Update.

I found the script file.  I remember back to a post I made and nruddock pointed out "morphfromobj" that can make Injection/Remove pose files from the file you made. 

It was morphs from object Python script or "morphfromobjp6".  I managed to retrieve most of my V4 custom morph files and some of my SketchUp buildings that I did in version 7 (a totally different bag altogether, but I'm glad to get most of my important files out of the way before re-installing Vista.

Thanks again.

Footnote:

Sometimes, backing up files is the best route to go.  If only if blank DVDs can be of good value.  I can't wait to get an external Hard Drive and invest in Windows 7 - if it's any good.

JB

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LaurieA ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 7:37 AM

I still feel compelled to backup to DVDs because I never trust hard drives. Then again, I never fully trust DVDs either ;).

Laurie



jartz ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 7:51 AM

Well, I'll have you to know that with my year and one month Dell's gotta DVD ROM drive that can be sometimes-ish.  One minute it can accept my DVD-R, and sometimes they don't, so I have to reluctantly use my DVD burner to read some of my files on DVD-R and still get sluggish, or it won't copy some of the files that I need...

So, I feel your pain there.

JB

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Victoria_Lee ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 8:48 AM

I have a 500 Gb external drive that is only on the computer on backup nights.  I back up my OS, my 3D partition, my 2D partition and my Program Files partition once a week.  I do a Differential backup so that only the files that are changed get backed up (this saves space) and when the backup is complete I pull the drive offline so that nothing can get corrupted.

Hugz from Phoenix, USA

Victoria

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hborre ( ) posted Tue, 19 January 2010 at 8:57 AM

Then again, it is good to have a backup to the backup.


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