Hi shonsu, please DM me your email address so I can send you a file.\

Thanks for using PzDB

Thanks to the input guys. I’m very active on their forums. We take a hierarchical editor for granted, they’ve never seen one. I think I am going to give this a shot.

And you guys “thinking about getting KSP” : Stop thinking. It’s a very good (very very educational) game. It will teach you everything about space travel.

Thanks, now that you mention it, there was somesort of script error when I ordered it.

Thanks!

:)

resent,

know any thing about a moderator to this forum?

Hi Phil did you get a chance to look at that?

And does anyone know who moderates this forum?

Hi Phil, 

 "the body" (as said with the voice or Boris Carlof)

Yes, it seems I've rigged this incorrectly. (its my first CR2)

Can I email you a copy of this so you can see it?

Ben 

Totally non-conforming. Just a pile of props. all parrented to 1 bone.

There are pix of the item in the link.

If you hit Ctl-d over and over, parts move up, other parts move down and the well-defined "floor" moves about an inch at at time to the left(?) and then after a foot, starts going UP at a 45 degree angle ( WTF???)

(This is Poser, don't know if it happens in DS)

Maybe you should just re-lable the Vista choice Win7. 

(they are pretty much the same).

Hi guys,

Sorry we just found this. Renderosity Forums aren't usually where we provide product support.

from the new PzDB 1.2 FAQ:

Q: Why do some of my items have thumbnail images and others don’t?

A: PzDB is a Microsoft Access database and can display anything that Microsoft considers to be an image file.  This includes JPG’s, PNG’s, GIF’s, BMP’s etc.  In your Poser Library, every Library item has a corresponding PNG thumbnail file.  (actually some of them have RSR files, but PzDB makes PNG files out of RSR files as it indexes a Catalog)  When Bryce saves a scene file, it saves a BMP file with the same name.  PzDB uses those image files as thumbnails for the corresponding 3D content.  If there is no bitmap with the same name as the 3D file, then PzDB displays a generic document icon.

Photoshop files, as well as files from Vue, Lightwave, Modo etc.  all currently display as generic icon files, unless there is a PNG file with a corresponding name in the same folder. We are looking into having PzDB be able to extract thumbnail images from these other file formats in the future.

-- So you could make PNG files for those vue file if you wanted.
HTH 
Ben
 

Yes.

Yes you should try it.

Yes it works with Poser 8.

And we provide free tech support to free trial users too, so I have no idea what trouble LostInSpace had, but he should have contacted Tech Support.

hth
Ben
Rocketship Software

The patch is one file to copy. Works perfectly.

Better hurry: Sale ends tonight!

Ben

PzDB DOES work with Poser 8.

The pRPC script has a problem with Poser 8 only on XP.

My contact at Smith Micro has told me it will be fixed in Poser 8 SR1.
But we already have a patch you can use now. Just contact out Tech Support people
http://www.rocketshipsoftware.com/pzdb/support

Hope that helps
Ben

 Why do people do things like this?

 Why do people buy something that comes as a free trial without trying it first?

And why do people post things online like “the support site has very unresponsive” when they have never even contacted the Tech Support department?  I know, because I just asked them (and they responded). No one has ever reported anything like this before.

 So I’m going to take a wild guess here: Is it possible that you, at some point in the past, “cleaned up” your Libraries by deleting large numbers of “unnecessary” RSR files?

 (PzDB uses RSRs to make PNG icons if there is no PNG icon for a given Item.)

 Here’s what that Import status window says:

It read 50,000 files, of those some 21,000 were new Items (that would the first scan of this Library) of those, over 7000 had PNG Icons, and some 13,000 didn’t, and so PzDB tried to find and convert RSRs to PNGs and failed on 100% of those.

 The most probable reason for that is that the RSR files have been deleted. There could be other reasons, certain versions of Poser 6 seemed to have trouble with Icons, If you make content in a third party utility (a pose editor or a CR2 maker) those often won’t have Icons. But many Poser users have come to think of RSR files as trash, and just throw them away.

 UAC in Vista could cause trouble, but of course we don’t know what OS you’re on  because you haven’t filed a Tech Support request (which you can do at http://www.rocketshipsoftware.com/pzdb/support)

As for “the worst use of $65 that I have made in a long time” well, we certainly hate to hear that, and we will refund your money (upon confirmation of revoking your license) if you like.

But really, don’t you think you should at least try contacting Tech Support first?

Ben

Those are just examples of common Groups, go into Group Manager turnoff the ones you don't want, add the ones you do.

As for basicwear, the question is what other words are common to these texture folders (other than basic and wear) are there any? Are they all "Dave" textures? then maybe the Keyword "dave"  Should we use exclude some words? (as in Basic but not Basic Training)

And I wouldn't necessarily make a Group for basicwear but I would save the Search Pattern,
That way you open your V4 group and search for Basicwear,  Or search your V3 Group, or your Jessica Group, because they have basicwear too right?

But you could also make a Group. Its really up to you. You'll find your own way to use PzDB, I fall into the pattern of: Open a Group, do a (saved) search, Open another group which repeats the search in that Group. (still haven't found what I want?) Then I search the All Content Group. or change the Search pattern and so on.

hth
Ben