EldritchCellar posted at 7:05AM Tue, 02 June 2020 - #4390744

Me personally, I'd append the mat pose with .txt or simply load the file onto a figure and either do a scene collect inventory from the scripts menu or just look in the material room.

That's one thing I really like about Poser. It's so easy to edit the files, since they're text files. Even if you're not a coder.

I recently suffered the dreaded external morphs corruption. I have traditionally disabled external morphs, because of their rare but extremely aggravating tendency to be corrupted. But when Poser updated itself automatically a few months ago, it nuked my preferences for some reason. External binary morphs turned on, and I figured, well, it's been years, they must have fixed it by now.

Nope. A scene with ten figures, all fully dressed, with hair and clothing and textures and props...wouldn't open, with that external binary morph error. Arrrrrghhh. But I was able to save hours of work by editing all the PMD calls out of the file in Notepad. I got the file open. As expected, the morphs were gone, but textures, lighting, clothing, hair, and all my careful posing were still there.

I re-applied the morphs (after un-checking "Use external binary morph targets") and was good to go.