Open up the .cr2 file(s) in a text editor and in the first page you will see where the .obj files are supposed to be located.

In Poser with Pro Pack, the .obj files can be anywhere (within 'runtime:...')(and will work).
In Poser without Pro Pack, the .obj files work (or work better) if located in the runtime:Geometries:xxx folder.

I made stuff with ProPack and other people had problems so I moved the .obj files and edited the .cr2 files and the problems were solved.

Joat Mon

Here's what I do:
gmax
Milkshape 3D
detriang
uvmapper
and my tutorial is here:
http://home.att.net/~pmorris57/media/Clothing_Tutorial.zip

Good Luck!
Joat Mon

Check the .cr2 file (s) for the location of the .obj file (s).
If you are using Poser with Pro Pack, the .obj file can be anywhere (and will work) and Poser without Pro Pack, the .obj file should go under the runtime:Geometries folder..
You may need to add a folder under runtime:Geometries and put the .obj file (s) there.
Then change the location in the .cr2 file (in 2 places) to match the location on your computer.

Joat Mon

You could use the grouping tool on the head of your character. Turn to 'hidden line' mode, click on the head, click on the grouping tool. Make a new group and select the face parts that make up the mask. Then 'create new prop' and you have a mask!
Joat Mon

http://home.att.net/~pmorris57/ I'm interested. Joat Mon

JoatMon2 Jack Of All Trades Master Of None 2 -> someone already got JoatMon before I signed up here. Speaks for itself and fits my personality - Some people think the Mon is more prominent. Cool thread. Paul

x2000 Your wish is my command (this time). It (the tutorial) is now split into 4 parts. The gmax information is in the first 2 parts. Joat Mon

I made a tutorial that shows how to use gmax for making conforming clothing for Poser.

You can pick it up here:

http://home.att.net/~pmorris57/media/Clothing_Tutorial.zip

Joat Mon

Could be a number of things. What do you see in the Hierarchy editor? Did you UV map the models? If a model is a primitive, a block or cube, Poser has problems with it. Make a block or cube with multiple lines per surface. (check out the box prop in wireframe mode) If you can not resolve it yourself, send me the .obj file and I'll give it a go. pmorris57@worldnet.att.net Joat Mon

http://home.att.net/~pmorris57/media/Clothing_Tutorial.zip My 2 cents. Joat Mon

I sent you an email. Here's my web page: http://home.att.net/~pmorris57/ My email address is there. Joat Mon

I want your system! Here is a page with help for your monitor (video driver) problems: http://www.guru3d.com/geforcetweakutility/ Joat Mon

Win 98Se, 1GB

Glad to see your work markdc! I wanted everyone (who was willing to do the work) to learn a way to make their own stuff.

Joat Mon

I thought about putting links to Discrete and MilkShape3D but decided to leave them out. I don't know if Discrete will be happy with people using gmax for making Poser models. Who knows, maybe someone will make a Poser 4 gamepack?!...
And MilkShape3D costs about $20 (I think) ... It's been a couple of years since I bought mine. I think you can try it for free for a month - then you have to buy it to export anything.

Joat Mon