Most files in Poser can be read (and edited with a text editor (at the editor's peril)) ;=]. Examples of these file types are: .pz3 ( complete Poser file with characters, lights, cameras, etc) [do not confuse with a .pz2 (pose) file] .ch2 (character file) .pp2 (prop file) .hr2 (hair file) .lt2 (light file) .pz2 (pose file - DO NOT confuse with .pz3) .hd2 (hand file) .obj (geometry file) (text file) etc, etc The above are text files. An .rsr file in the geometries section will be a binary data file of an .obj file (with the same filename). I suggest you don't mess with either of these files. ;=] ********************************************************* On the other hand, .rsr files are binary (data) files that are impossible (unless you can speak 1's and 0's) to read. Don't believe me? Load up your favorite word processor and open an .rsr file ... garbage, right? Dr. Geep's rule #46x - Don't EVER mess with .rsr files. Dr. Geep's rule #67j - Don't EVER mess with any files (unless you are certain what you're doing. If you have a corrupted file, don't try and fix it, get another copy and make sure you delete the previous copy (first!). Clear as mud? ;=] cheers, dr geep ;=]

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019