When I click on that page (the link you provided), I see "Oh Snap! This product is not currently available for viewing.".

Maybe your account can see it and regular viewers can't? I'd be curious to see how many sales you've had so far for it...I suspect it's pretty low, if I'm correct:)

It's about half-finished with it's sneak peak discount, but it's still a no show, at least not  from the link in the side bar.

These are all I could find off hand.  The first one may work ... the second from Turbo Squid is of course pricey.

When the turbosquid models are good you can sort of understand the high prices, but the really sloppy stuff there is just as expensive. The proportions on that house are ... shall we say... interesting ;)
There are a few possibles at Google3Dwarehouse (sketchup models). If they are well made models they should convert to obj without too much drama.

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=5b901a75bc9b8121198ce09b591745ff

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=9bfc4fa5f5796b836539c7d36b84e148

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=46333536c0c83aa99c7cb1dd8b479b8b

Wow! Lots of replies! 

Obm, That first one is really nice. Thanks! I'll look at exporting it. 

Glitterati, I REALLY like that one you linked too, but every time I clicked on the download link, it just gave me a facebook like page and then dumped me back to the index of their models:( Maybe it requires IE or something? (I'm on a mac) 

Boni, thanks for the links. The first one there looks really good, but is it actually a 3d model? I actually like the dollhouse idea...that might make doing interiors easier. But, isn't that for wood cutouts? Maybe I'm totally confused:O 

Baggins Bill (I think that's his user name...the one you see in the forums) is the one who wrote the library code, and I suspect it was his idea to host a web server within poser and communicate to poser through that. That allowed him to use a much simpler set of tools to develop the library code. So, on the user's end, we got a more sophisticated library system at the cost of some otherwise unnecessary memory and performance bloat. I wish they would drop it in future updates, but, at this point, I'm finding Studio's interface vastly superior, that it probably won't matter to me what's in the next version of Poser. 

I haven't installed the most recent service release for Poser (came to the forums to see if there are any reasons not to), and my Poser library is working fine. But, if you haven't used Poser in months, then apple probably did impose a stop for the older versions. Adobe flash is one two primary sources for malware in OSX, and apple restricts which version of both of those two applications from running when they find vulnerabilities. I'd say it happens 3-4 times a year...or it used to. I think it's gotten better over the last few months. 

As for yahoo, I have never seen it myself, but I've heard that some of the adobe free installers (like flash or PDF reader) come with "free" software that you "might be interested in". This is stuff that other companies pay adobe to have added to the installer, such as yahoo's search bar. If you can't uncheck any of those, then you probably need to find another installer. 

To be perfectly honest with you, I have never updated either Flash or Air in all the versions and years Poser has been using them.  Back in the P8 days, SMS tech support told me to disable the auto updates.  They told me that the version of Flash or Air is adequate for the Poser's needs.  Since I have no real need for Flash or Air outside of the Poser library, I have all versions of Poser from P5 to Game Dev on my system.  This includes all the Pro versions.  Never updated Flash or Air.  Never had a problem. 

So, if the only thing Mac users need Flash or Air for is Poser, why not install the version that is part of Poser and let it go at that?

I'm not entirely sure where you would get the SM flash version. When I installed poser on this new mac a couple of weeks ago, I was forced to go directly to adobe in order to use it. And now, once again just 2 or 3 weeks later. So, maybe it was installed but it was being blocked by apple. I have the same problem with Java. I have an IDE that I use that requires Java, and that version was blocked, so I had to go to oracle and download the latest version of the JVM.  Oh well. Maybe I'm the only one who finds this really annoying. 

As for anti-virus, I have been using the mac for nearly 10 years, and I have never installed anti-virus nor have I had any problems. Part of it is that there isn't as much to gain by exploiting macs (fewer numbers), but I think the general security model for unix was very mature when script kiddies started exploiting windows back in the late 90s, making anti-virus necessary. All you needed to know back then was basic, and you could write yourself a melissa virus that took down whole companies for days. 

That was working up until maybe as recently as last night. I noticed today, however, that it's no longer working. Hopefully this will get fixed soon. I posted a separate thread in the MP Support forum. 

Quote - You change between the Air library and the flash library by ticking the external library option in General Preferences.

The flash library works both docked and undocked. 

In your case, I would try the external library option. This is a separate windows and canot be docked

Actually, for me, using embedded was the right one. I'll leave it for the time being, since it seems to be working fine, but I might try installing air again at a later date to see if the external option works for me. 

Thanks for all the great input! 

Aha! When I embed it again, it works perfectly! So, maybe it is just the newest version of Air that is slowing it down. Unfortunately, I really liked having it running on the other monitor:(

It already is undocked. My library is using Air (I didn't realize that it didn't use Air when it was docked). I actually keep it on a second monitor. How do I get it to go back to being docked? I'm curious if that helps. I did have it working on the second monitor for a few weeks before I upgraded, and it ran fine, so it isn't the fact that it's running separately, unless it's related to the version of Air I have (which should be the most recent). 

Quote - The only thing about Time Machine that I've never liked is that everythihng is still on the same drive, so if that drive goes everything goes. On the other hand, if you have seperate drives to back up to, it's great.

I figure it's good enough for most situations. My primary data reside on a RAID device. So, between that and the backup, I feel OK. DVDs will become useless in a few years. So, it's either HDD or tape, and I can't afford tape backup. A cloud based backup system sounds good, though, as a last resort. I'm seriously considering sinking the money in there. 

I use Time Machine on my mac to back up things on a 2TB disk. I can go back to weekly backups as far back as about 6 months ago (it uses a trick that only adds stuff that has changed, so my 1TB disk goes a pretty long way on a 2TB backup). As a result, I don't have to worry about this. I don't know what's out there for windows folks, but there should be something similar. Carbonite's anual cost is cheaper than buying a large disk these days and should be very safe. If you go that route, you could rebuild even after a fire (once you got replacement hardware, of course).

As for download manager, I have no problem if that's on option, but I won't use it, and I won't make anywhere purchases if I'm forced to (I'm begrudigingly willing to tolerate the likes of Smith Micro since it's only once or twice a year that I'll use it). I tried using DAZ' downloader, and it made a huge mess and installed a bunch of old V2/M2 stuff that I'll never need. After wasting hours of trying to sort through it, I switched to downloading their zip files and manually install them just like I do with Renderosity stuff. If they stop offering zips, I will stop buying from them and the same applies to Rendo or anyone else that sells poser content.

No, I think you are correct. 

Ah. So, I went to "Personalize" and then pasted in the new SN and it worked. They probably told me to do that in some email, lol. 

So, is there any reason to keep my 2014 non dev version around? I had seen some complaints here in the forums when dev first came out, and wanted to wait until those issues had been resolved (not sure if that's the case). I can pull it from the backup, if there is good reason. 

Quote - "Fatal error: Uncaught AwsCloudSearchExceptionCloudSearchException: AWS Error Code: Throttling, Status Code: 400, AWS Request ID: db7955a6-1fd3-11e4-81b9-653071234d2c, AWS Error Type: client, AWS Error Message: Rate exceeded, User-Agent: aws-sdk-php2/2.6.6 Guzzle/3.9.1 curl/7.19.7 PHP/5.3.3 thrown in phar:///rn1/renderosity/builds/production_1407527839/library/AWS/aws.phar/Aws/Common/Exception/NamespaceExceptionFactory.php on line 91"

**@mamba-**negra This AWS throttle issue should be resolved, you should also see major improvements in speed when searching.

I was able to make it through several pages from the new sale with no errors. So, it looks like it did work. Thanks!