WandW posted at 4:02PM Wed, 20 November 2019 - #4370803

CHK2033 posted at 4:35PM Wed, 20 November 2019 - #4370773

What exactly is RTE doing, Is it placing a different UV on , lets say La Femme from, lets say V4 ? or is that texture converter which only lets you fit the textures to a different UV ?

neither; it is an encryption format that requires a key file for decoding. As it's usually used for Poser files, a modified .obj is encrypted against the base. This allows the modified ,obj to be distributed legally since the base is required to decode it. As noted above it 's not difficult to use, but requires some browsing to install a file thus encoded.

As far as " load, conform, make art ", no software is, but the competition is making it easier in some ways. I had occasion just today to switch a figure's UV set to better match textures to a FaceGen head morph. It would be nice to have that capability within Poser, too...

But wait, if a license says you cant modify,redistribute for sale or free in whole or part,(as in creating something using that OBJ...even if you dont distribute the original OBJ) wouldn't that still "fit" into that realm of being illegal ? I mean topo and UV's are parts of the creators creation also ? or is thing just for private usage, and yeah I know exactly how easy it is to just , Load UV set, poser should have that, but would that fit into that realm also ? I do it all the time in studio, with my own figures, the figure im using now has 3 different UV on the dropdown making things very easy, But just curious on the actual legal aspect of doing that with content someone does not actually own (copyright to the figure used) and then distributes it for free or sale regardless if they own the 2 figures or not ? I actually never used or heard of that program so just curious .

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