It appears that e-on has removed older updates for Vue 9 older than 9005960. Is there a way to find updates older than this one. I ask because I am having problems with poser imports and some clothing. In poser the clothing looks fine but when imported into Vue the clothes look like they were never conformed to the figure. Problem is only certain clothing items do this no all of them.

I fixed this problem by going back to an older update for vue but now it seems e-on has pulled all the older ones.

Or is there a fix for this clothing issue? I run Vue 9 on Win 7 64-bit and my vid card drivers are the most recent.

Thanks!!

if they are NOT on the E On site anymore.. then the only place is in YOUR backups

There is No other storage afaik that has these files

If you didnot save them as file to a HD then im afraid there is no way back

I hope you'll find em.

Chris

Thanks 26Fahrenheit but I am afraid I'm SOL I guess no love on any back ups. Oh well live and learn as they say.

The Poser SDK did not change as far as I know during Vue 9's life cycle.  If some PZ3 files import differently, they could have been saved differently from Poser.  Also check your PZ3 import settings to account for the differently saved Poser figures.

Vue 6, 7, and 8 have lame last updates (I always stayed a couple updates back from the last).  Vue 9 (and 9.5 even) didn't have that problem.  Their last updates are the prefered.

Quote - The Poser SDK did not change as far as I know during Vue 9's life cycle.  If some PZ3 files import differently, they could have been saved differently from Poser.  Also check your PZ3 import settings to account for the differently saved Poser figures.

Vue 6, 7, and 8 have lame last updates (I always stayed a couple updates back from the last).  Vue 9 (and 9.5 even) didn't have that problem.  Their last updates are the prefered.

Even for Poser Pro 2012? Or should I just be using one of the SKD settings available in Vue? I am not sure I understand what you mean by .PZ3's being saved differently.

Thanks!

Quote - Even for Poser Pro 2012? Or should I just be using one of the SKD settings available in Vue? I am not sure I understand what you mean by .PZ3's being saved differently. Thanks!

Is there a Poser SDK import in your Vue 9 that has a year of 2011 listed?  If not, then no Poser 9 or 2012 support.  Check your Poser settings (in Poser) for how you are saving Poser files.  Try to save them the same way so that you can import them into Vue the same way (assuming your are using a Poser version of 4 - 8).  For instance, I am using Poser 6 and have "Use file compression" and "Use external binary morph targets" both unchecked in General Preferences.

The way that worked for me in Poser 2010 is do the scene, then go up to utilities and run the python script "save Inventory" i believe it is. It will save everything in the scene - geometries, textures etc. to a new .pz3 file (IT says "folder" but it saved to a .pz3 file). It should then load into Vue 9 just fine. I have all my runtimes on an external drive and Vue could not find them until I did the save inventory. Hope this helps.

Okay Shawn I will check on that. Drifterlee all my runtimes are on an secondary internal drive so I don't encounter Vue not finding textures. It seems I only have this clothing issue inside Vue 9 when using Vue 8 I don't have any clothing or hair issues when importing a .PZ3 file. I will have to investigate. Thanks all.

For clothing to fit properly on my imported Poser 6 figures.  I have "Use quaternion interpolation" checked in Vue's import options.  Otherwise, the clothing is always a bit off (with skin showing through).  I do not know if the other SDK's have that import option.

Well I changed my preferences in Poser 2012 to "Use file compression" and "Use external binary morph targets"unchecked and no love all the people with clothing and hair I import into vue look as if all their clothing and hair has been wrapped around them, poking through and all messed up. I will try a figure in Poser 7 and see if it does the same. If not it means that poser Pro 2012 isn't playing nice with Vue 9. At this point I don't know what to do next.

The key phrase is "Smith Micro Poser SDK (August 2011)".  Vue 9 needs this in order to import Poser 2012 files.

Poser imports from poser Pro 2010 and 2012 now working again inside Vue 8 and 9. I would imagine that Vue 10 has an updated SDK for poser pro 2010 and 2012? I don't know I am holding off buying Vue 10 until I see more user responses (if any posted) and get their take.