hborre posted at 3:56PM Thu, 14 January 2021 - #4410281

I'm at a loss at your use of terminology. Everything connected to your Libraries is in a runtime folder of one type or another that can be easily linked to any version of Poser. And that is the keyword, linked. You keep saying 'create a runtime' that implies to me that you are actually creating a new runtime folder. So that needs to be clarified further.

Where did you create your original runtime for Poser 10? Was it in a shared folder location or Program Files folder if you are using Windows? I can suggest a quick way to find a particular runtime folder, open P11 and navigate to your Library, selecting any particular runtime category. Hoover your cursor over a folder or file and you will get a popup that will show where that folder/file is located. It is the most convenient way to pinpoint content pathways.

Hello,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I know I’m not explaining what I’d like to do very well. Let me try again.

I’m currently using Poser 11. I have created libraries to my old Poser 10 content. See picture 1. I followed your advice and hovered over the library to discover their file paths. See pictures 2 and 3. As you can see those folders are on my external hard drive. I have additional content in my Poser 10 that I’d like to transfer to the external folders in pictures 2 and 3. But for the life of me I can find those files on my c: drive. Does that help?

Sean