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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 24 8:11 pm)
Trying to import a pz3 file with dynamic hair attached is going to get you similar problems no matter what. I don't know how Vue looks for the textures, but in Bryce, if you try to import a P5 exported obj that has dynamic hair included, it turns the entire head black and still no hair, just the skull cap. Have you tried importing it without the hair? Does it make any difference at all? Does Vue have a preferences where you previously set it to look in the Poser 4 directory? (grasping at straws)
It's fairly easy to edit the PZ3 file with notepad. Be aware the obj file references may appear more than once.
Also Poser has two ways of referencing files. One way is putting in the full path like this
c:Poser5RuntimeGeometriesP5NudeMan.obj
The other way is like this.
Geometries:P5NudeMan.obj
Note in the second example most of the path is left off, and the separators are colons instead of backslashes. Poser assumes everything is below the Runtime directory.
whbos & Kate: I just read recently Vue 5 is in the works and that e-on and CL are collaborating on poser import. okcdude: Yep, Vue allows you to change the path when it can't find a file. That's what I did in post #3. Roy: Thanks, I'll try it if I ever need to use P5 characters in Vue. Right now I'm satisfied that it'll read the P5 file. I'll just just P4 characters 'til Vue 5 hits. Norbert: I didn't get the Millenium Internal Organs pack :( bloodsong: Correct and, no, I didn't install over P4. Thanks all for the input. I think the answer is use P4 stuff in P5 and Vue won't have a problem. That's a lot better than no compatibility at all.
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