an0malaus posted at 12:16AM Sat, 27 July 2019 - #4357957.....

In this example, the actor's internal, external and obj group names are all different, which is legal, but the Setup Room doesn't work that way. It wants an exact match between the actor internal name and the group name, so forces actor internal names to exclude spaces. This isn't really a problem if one knows that, but Poser could really help figure creators by warning them when actor internal names contain spaces, which it notably does not.

Interesting. The Setup Room should parse out spaces with a hardspace "_" for compatibiltiy when spaces are encountered. Old farts, like myself, always use hardspaces for blank spaces because blank spaces in any filenames/anything always resulted in a computer blowing up somewhere, even if it wasn't the one that was being worked on at the time... :)

@OP - Rename the Internal Name in Poser to "car_body" or "carbody" without the quotes and then open the resulting CR2 in a text editor to make sure there is no blank space between "car" and "body."

Notepad++ is a very awesome text editor and will make your life much easier when it comes down to examining CR2s and other filetypes: https://notepad-plus-plus.org It's free and it's one of the editors all the cool kids use... ;) (You'll notice the difference, immediately, in ease-of-use-for-intended-purposes.)