How do you select multiple objects and delete them in POSER PRO 2012.

One by one.

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THIS IS SO PRO.

Use SnarlyGribbly's SceneFixer.

Group them, delete the parent, and check delete attached when the requester comes up

Bill

right click on the object and select it from the pulldown menu, then under object click delete object. or you can select from the hierarchy menu and then either make the item invisable or again click delete under object menu

I think it is a known issue that multiple select isn't possible in the hierarchy editor.

As I understand it, this is because of the way the current UI interacts with the scene actors.

SnarlyGribbly's Scenefixer, or a similar script, is the answer...

...I like WillyB's suggestion above... will try that one myself next time I have need to.

Attached Link: http://d3d.sesseler.de/index.php?software=poserpython&product=delete

Quote - Try D3D's funky free multiple delete script.

Beat me to it. I use this extremely often! :) Easy.

To be honest, I answered the OP's question about doing it in Poser.  I personally use

http://www.runtimedna.com/Scene-Toy.html It does mass grouping/hiding/deleteing and a lot more.  Have it auto alunched and docked on my UI ;)

Bill

I guess what this thread illustrates is that Poser, like a lot of much higher end Pro apps... I'm thinking 3DS Max et al... is a highly extensible beastie that benefits greatly from it's plug-in eco-system?

;)

Yup, WillyB's is the way to go.

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I asked the same question a while ago,  and found various free and simple solutions in a few minutes without the need to create  any thread , I think in some cases the problem is not the software....

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I asked the same question a while ago,  and found various free and simple solutions in a few minutes without the need to create  any thread , I think in some cases the problem is not the software....

The point is simple. This software has been out for SOOOO LONG and it's missing a super simple feature. If they didn't call the software "PRO", I would have no problem with the feature not being there. But smith micro has the audacity to call it pro, that is what bothers me.

I think the "pro" business is because this version can interface with various high end "pro" apps, like Maya, Max, Lightwave and Cinema4D.

Strangely enough, Poser, whilst having a number of weaknesses, also has a number of strengths compared to said programs.

I, for example, am having excellent fun combining Poser with C4D, they compliment each other brilliantly. To do what I want to do, this seems to be to me (admittedly rather a beginner), the only way to go.

This may sound surprising, but I have often heard that in the high level "pro" world, users tend to combine apps to get things done.

So whilst I (occaisonally) understand your frustration, I think the "pro" tag is justifiable, as you can use Poser's highlights in the professional world.

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THIS IS SO PRO.

 

I asked the same question a while ago,  and found various free and simple solutions in a few minutes without the need to create  any thread , I think in some cases the problem is not the software....

The point is simple. This software has been out for SOOOO LONG and it's missing a super simple feature. If they didn't call the software "PRO", I would have no problem with the feature not being there. But smith micro has the audacity to call it pro, that is what bothers me.

Yes , the truth is that it is a sin inexcusable,¿ as may have the audacity to call it pro? ,  should be punished by sending them to the electric chair for that, I honestly do not know how this people can continue to live among decent people like us

fortunately there are always people like you who complain about everything, the folder you created on the "conspiracy" to not learn how to use IDL was one of the funniest things I read in this last time, thanks you  for making me laugh so hard...

I am looking forward to reading your next complaint

I thought it was a serious question.  wont make that mistake again for this poster

bill

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bill

This is a public forum, your answer will help many others who search for this post thus completely and utterly destroying your logic.

LOL JUST KIDDING. Your solution helped me out a great deal! :)

I have Shaderworks Figure Manager and have the window open all the time which gives the standard Windows way of selecting and deselecting multiple objects and figures using the Shift and Control Keys.  Along with Camera Panel Plus, Render and Light Dots from Netherworks it's an extra add-on I would not be without as it makes Poser so much easier to use.