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Subject: How do I attach other body parts to a poser figure?


Hob ( ) posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 5:54 AM · edited Tue, 07 January 2025 at 12:54 AM

I want to replace the Hooves of the Zygote Demon with the back Paws of the Poser lion. I've turned off all of the lion, except the back paws. And, I turned off the demon's hooves. I've aligned the demon's legs with the paws. Now, how do I permanently attach the paws? Also, how do I get rid of all the garbage in the file,(the body parts made invisible)? HELP?!?


Anthony Appleyard ( ) posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 6:31 AM

The only time I did this was when I made my Gerry Anderson UFO series alien in a spacesuit model :: I had to attach 2 extra body segments helmet' (which rotates on its seating) andfaceplate' (which lifts). In that case I did it by hacking his CR2 file with a text editor, but I had to be very careful and know exactly what to do and what I was doing.


pdblake ( ) posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 7:32 AM

It's quite a simple solution really. When you have your model just as you want it (make sure you parent everything that needs it) save as a PZ3. Next close poser and rename the PZ3 file to CR2 Now open up CR2Editor and edit the lights, camera etc from the CR2 (everything that isn't part of the models) and save it. Put the CR2 in a character folder and open up poser. Load your new character. Now save the figure again in the characters library, make sure you use a different name than the original CR2. Now close poser and go to the folder where you stored the original CR2. You should now have 2 CR2 files and an RSR file (eg: myfile.CR2, myfile2.CR2 and myfile2.RSR) Delete the second CR2 (myfile2.CR2) and rename the first CR2 to the same name as the RSR file (myfile.CR2 to myfile2.CR2) You should now be left with two fully working files, a CR2 and an RSR to go with it. Open up poser and try it out.


pdblake ( ) posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 7:36 AM

Incidentally, CR2Editor is in funstuff.


WarriorDL ( ) posted Fri, 31 December 1999 at 12:51 PM

If you have a modelling program, do this to get a Combined Figure- In the modeller, line up the parts you want to use, deleting the unwanted parts. Then export it as one mesh. See Mason's tutorial on this. Also, if you don't have a modeler, BUT the parts ARE already lined up, then you can use Compose to do this. If the parts aren't lined up, you might try exporting from Poser after you've set up the character (only export the parts you want). Then follow the rest of Mason's tutorial.


Hob ( ) posted Sat, 01 January 2000 at 9:52 PM

O.K. How do you change the .PZ3 into a .CR2? Also, the "funstuff" you mentioned, which web-page is it located on?


WarriorDL ( ) posted Sun, 02 January 2000 at 12:29 AM

Poser Freestuff to the right. It USED to be called Funstuff here.


pdblake ( ) posted Sun, 02 January 2000 at 3:35 AM

To change the PZ3 into a CR2 just rename it (ie: rename the extention to .CR2)


Hob ( ) posted Tue, 04 January 2000 at 5:58 PM

My computer will allow me to change the name of a file, but not the .pz3 extension to .cr2 . What am I doing wrong, pdblake?


Hob ( ) posted Tue, 04 January 2000 at 6:12 PM

Also, the CR2Editor doesn't seem to be posted anywhere in the Poser-Stuff pages.


pdblake ( ) posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 2:52 AM

The cr2editor is the first entry in the untilities section, it doesn't call itself CR2editor for some reason. If you can't change the file extension try either looking for a utility called properties plus (freeware, you'll have to search) or rename it in DOS (or a DOS window).


Hob ( ) posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 4:28 AM

Do you know what it's called now? Could it be the utility called: "Poser Library File Editor", by John Stallings, or "Compose 1.1 Poser Utility", by Jwind?


pdblake ( ) posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 4:54 AM

That's the one I think.


Hob ( ) posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 5:23 AM

Which? Poser Library File Editor? Or is it Compose 1.1 Poser Utility?


pdblake ( ) posted Wed, 05 January 2000 at 6:44 AM

Sorry, didn't read your message properly. It's the Library File Editor.


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