Thanks; but I have a program called chekobjp which I wrote to do this. I first wrote it in or before 1999 in my old faithful Borland C++ 4.52, which eventually stopped working because of Windows system changes, and I went over to Visual C++. Yesterday I upgraded my chekobjp_vc (as I call it now; _vc = Visual C++) to get it to handle properly the .obj file calls in alternate geometries.

My query was: it seems that modern Poser versions, if they can't find an .obj file, they look for a file with the same local name in the geometry folder and its subfolders in all of that Poser installation's current runtimes; and if it is not so found, it asks the user. I feel that there should be an option for Poser to write the current job to a .pz3 file changing all .obj lines where a search or asking the user was needed. Not everybody is as skilled as I am at text-editing .pz3 files.