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Hi Yarp!- Sombody has it, as I've seen references to it, if you did a search over in Poser tech you would probably turn it up. Bear in mind you don't have to use it, though, I never bother. I think th eidea is it supplies non-english names for parts and stuff for non-english versions of Poser.

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Hi Jim, you're absolutely right the GetStringRes is used to translate non-english terms. There are several GetStringRes, I don't know haw many exactly but I need the 1029 to translate Texture names for P3dO and See3D. Bloodsong, your lists are unvaluable, 'have got them for long ;)) I was thinking those 1029 codes were probably from some old P3 items in my libraries. If I can't find the list I'll have a look in Poser itself. Thank Anyway. If someone got them the best is to send the list to Curious - and to me ;)). Nosferatu is still working on the Poser technical doc.

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Yarp, the GetStringRes lists are in the Poser.rsr file. The 1029 are: (1029,1) No Bump (1029,2) Male Muscle Bump.bum (1029,3) Female Muscle Bump.bum (1029,4) None (1029,5) Male Muscle Texture.tif (1029,6) Female Muscle Texture.tif (1029,7) Ground Default Texture.tif (1029,8) male casual texture.tif (1029,9) female casual texture.tif (1029,10) male nude texture.tif (1029,11) female nude texture.tif (1029,12) male business texture.tif (1029,13) female business texture.tif (1029,14) child nude texture.tif (1029,15) child casual texture.tif (1029,16) ground Default Texture.bump (1029,17) angelfishmap.tif (1029,18) biz man texture.tif (1029,19) biz woman texture.tif (1029,20) casual child texture.tif (1029,21) casual man texture.tif (1029,22) casual woman texture.tif (1029,23) cat texture.tif (1029,24) child hair texture.tif (1029,25) dog texture.tif (1029,26) dolphin texture.tif (1029,27) female hair 1 texture.tif (1029,28) female hair 2 texture.tif (1029,29) female hair 3 texture.tif (1029,30) female hair 4 texture.tif (1029,31) female hair 5 texture.tif (1029,32) frogmap.tif (1029,33) hand texture.tif (1029,34) horse texture.tif (1029,35) lionmap.tif (1029,36) male hair 1 texture.tif (1029,37) male hair 2 texture.tif (1029,38) male hair 3 texture.tif (1029,39) male hair 4 texture.tif (1029,40) male hair 5 texture.tif (1029,41) nude child texture.tif (1029,42) nude man texture.tif (1029,43) nude woman texture.tif (1029,44) raptor texture.bum (1029,45) raptor texture.tif (1029,46) wolfmap.tif (1029,47) p4 man bump.bum (1029,48) p4 man bump.tif (1029,49) p4 man texture.tif (1029,50) p4 man texture2.tif (1029,51) p4 woman bump.bum (1029,52) p4 woman bump.tif (1029,53) p4 woman texture.tif (1029,54) p4 woman texture2.tif (1029,55) p4casboy.tif (1029,56) p4casgirl.tif (1029,57) p4infant.tif (1029,58) p4nudboy.tif (1029,59) p4nudgrl.tif (1029,60) snakelo.tif Regards- Lemurtek

Thanks to everybody, I didn't went to RSOB for long it's really a nice web page. Awsome ! Lemurtek, in .RSR really ?! ;)) I was supposed to be the .RSR specialist. It's just too good to be true, I can now figure out what where - some - of those curious .RSR that P3dO couldn't read. As I said Lemurtek you should send this list to Nosferatu at Curious (anthony@curiouslabs.com) he's in charge of the Poser technical documentation and he would be grateful to you, as I am, for this. Although I'm not Curious' you've won my eternal acknowledgment, as far as my eternity goes. I'm going to seriously study the .RSR files - again. Yarp

In a .RSR, I can't believe it ;))

This is awsome, I love that Poser.rsr file !

ugh, lemur...! does this mean i need to add this to my page? ;) (there was some cheap and quick way i did it, but i cant remember how....)

I think you do, this is a valuable info for all. I'm currently thinking I will make a tool to have a closer look into that Poser.rsr where our 1024, 1028 and other 1029 are warmly installed. Let's go visit them ;))

Good stuff Yarp 8 ) and great catch lemur 8 ) CHeers..

Your're welcome. Poser gets a lot of milage out of the various rsr files. Probably al kinds of mischief one could get up to by delving the Poser.rsr file. :) Oh and Bloodsong, of course you have to put it up. Fitting punishment for curiosity about it in the first place! :) Regards- Lemurtek

Great program, Yarp, and it keeps getting better. Lemurtek, what program are you using to look inside the Poser.rsr? I opened it with NotePad, but it's full of symbols. Thanks.

You need an hexidecimal editor. Most henanced text editor do this. There's one absolutely good text editor called Texpad. It's a cheap shareware (30$) but with awsome features and it does load a several Mo Poser file without effort. Look for Textpad on the web and get it. You won't regret Notepad, but rather LOL

me???? but it was yarp's idea! oh well, it's done. um, oops, i dont think i uploaded it. but same page as the others. maybe i did update it. maybe i'll do it now. (if lemur is nice to me!) next time, lemur, pre-format it in an html table for me, wouldya ;)

Thanks, Yarp. I'll go have a look. I'm actually using EditPad Classic from http://www.jgsoft.com/ as a substitute for Windows NotePad.

I use both textpad and WinHex. As Yarp said, Textpad is a great high end texteditor, with programming and HTML support. It's also great for doing complex searches in text files. http://www.textpad.com Winhex doesn't have the editing features, but it does have a lot of geekish goodies for snooping about inside files. http://www.winhex.com Bloodsong, I'll get right on that! :) Regards- Lemurtek

I just grabed WinHex it seems to be a good Hex editor. Worth the try anyway. Thank for the info Lemurtek.

No Prob. Winhex does everything I need, although my needs aren't all that demanding. :) Regards- Lemurtek

FYI... I've posted an updated GetStringRes list in the tutorials section of my site. The list includes 1024, 1025, 1026, 1027, 1028 & 1029 references extracted directly from Poser.rsr. I'm in the process of adding 1052's as well. More to be added as time permits. -Rob rbtwhiz.com

Showoff! :) (Just kiddin, Rob!) Regards- Lemurtek

Super !