Ok, thanks. I have to try or there's a way to find it before loosing time making all the procedure?
thanks

again: I try so far but the piece I used was breaking a part instead of go with the body. :(

Hi PhilC..good to see you here! I was expecting to have a brief with you about that.

1- all conforming clothes can be transform in Dynamic clothes?

2- case I run the simulation, the OBJ will be able to re-use it (after saving!) as a dynamic clothe?

3- your amazing clothes for V3, can I do that same procedure into V4 body?wil work as well?

4- you had a TUNIC for V3 (not the 'Singlet' but a tunic open in both sides..can't find it here in my stuff but you surelly have it to be able to download again..maybe? please?

thanks for all and hope you'll answwer my questions.
Hugs
Cris

Thanks **EnglishBob.
So if I make a conforming cloth to dynamic will be much better....so it seems I can do athat to almost of of then?
I'll try that way you said here...be back..tahnsk
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thank you!
closing here.

OH! You're my god!
I was needig something like that...I have being sweating to make a 'magnet' small and in the right place! Now you gave me the recipe!
Thanks a thousands times! I'll be back with my final work.
thanks, thanks
Cris

kind of complicated for me..but I'm trying anyway...so far a disaster! Thanks for the tip! I'll exercice it until I make it. :)

Ok, like Pak Protector. any clues how to make that?

Ok, I'm trying to make an 'egg' in the knees region. Like a small egg attached to the joints. The V4 should move/pose normally with the 'joint egged'. Easier to undestand?

Well that's a new look at it, at least for me.
I use Win 7 (very similar to Vista!) and as said here before, I had the noise coming from my HDD. Today I don't bother anymore! I know it's not damaging anything.
About P8 or PPro I rest my case!
Have a nice day.
See you around here.
Cris  :)

Quote - > Quote - Hi, softcris.  I visited the site you've linked, and it leads to the Hitachi website, where there are no .wav files readily evident.  I think they must have been taken down?  But I'll see if I can find anything which will assess the health of my hard drive.  I hadn't considered the possibility that I might be having hardware problems.  All of my other software runs fine.  Only Poser 8 has problems.  Posers 5 and 7 are quite cooperative.

I suppose it could be Runtime bloat, if that's actually something which can create problems in P8.  I really don't have very large libraries, but I do have several Runtimes linked up.  And, again, Poser 7 has all of those Runtimes, minus the new one for P8 (to which I haven't added any new content), and it runs without any trouble at all.

The grinding noise isn't anything unusual.  Apparently Vista grinds the drive this way a lot.  I hate it, I can't make it stop, and now Poser 8 seems to have run afoul of this wretched trait of MS Vista.  Hmm.

Thank you.  :D

It sounds to me like you have nowhere near enough system RAM and both Poser and Windows Vista are forced to use the virtual memory cache on your hard drive. The drive gets thrashed as it swaps files constantly. You should have at least 2GB of RAM just to run Vista well and if you're going to render scenes with a lot of objects and textures, you should strongly consider upgrading to 3GB or 4GB.

Well from my side I think the ram is not issue. I run with 8 GB ram and have avaiable 7GB for for all my programs and P8 crashes! Pacth ..no patch..it happens.
As well I make it all in PPro and render the 'pz3' file in P8 so that makes it less frustatting.
As said before; I don't think Smith Micro will fix these issues in the next version..unfortunely I'm fed up with then too.

you're welcome..I guess was 6aken away the 'wav' sounds...;( but still you got lots of information about the health of your HD.

I by myself have this problem, a unusual noise in the HD - but I know it's corrupted files I got there...I'm to change asap  but haven't done it yet...sometimes happens and sometimes it does disapears...I tested the same drive in extrnal box and it's same noise...;(
Now, Poser has it's way with all of us....I don't let it take to me anymore..:))   I go back to older versions and back again to the new one...still I have not yet like so much P8 - I'm using both Pro 7.3 and P8 - but after so many years using Poser I know the culprit MUST BE the hundreds of 'runtime' we tend to use with the software...
Look, one make a freebie or pay stuff that 'he' or 'she' places the folders in diferent plces that is supposed to be..even if you buy TODAY a Daz3D stuff for it - it will run to your 'runtime' and set it all there the way the maker did...what in many cases is NOT the ORIGINAL place for Poser runtime to ahve its things....
As said before, I'm not expert, just observing things with Poser alogn these years.
..Actuall I don't believe in Poser anymore and that measn will not be better in newer versions...I have wait for that since P4.

Problem is get rid of Poser! That's a addiction you know...
I'm trying hard to get use to Daz Studio..but I can't see any fun in it...even Cinema 4D I'm willing to..but as said...Poser is more addiction than than anything...sorry if I went far beyound the issue here..just giving a peice of my mind.

Attached Link: Hard drives Issues.

> Quote - I think my freeze-crashes come about when something begins running in the background while I work with P8.  The hard drive begins to grind, the interface begins to lag significantly, and Poser apparently becomes confused.  The drive stops grinding after a few minutes if I close Poser.  The Windows Task Manager doesn't report any unusual activity, as far as I can tell, and I've tweaked Vista to try to turn off anything I know about which will grind the drive this way.  I assume Poser is the cause, somehow.  I've turned off the 'searchIndexed' listings in the LibraryPrefs.xml, although I don't know if that relates to this at all. > > Does anyone get hard drive grinding while running Poser?  Not rendering, just working with the scene.  Could it be something relating to the new library system?  Do I need to increase the amount of drive space available to Poser for memory in some way?

Well I'm not expert..but usually that sounds is something wrong with your HD.
Try to listen to these sounds here;     
http://blog.enrii.com/2006/01/25/diagnose-yourself-when-you-hard-disk-makes-noise/

identify an d look for solution.
Ah! When we have MANY adds-on ( all the freebies etc..for Poser)  in one o maybe several 'runtime'.. can cause the program to go nuts../ simple my dear Watson; 'stuff from many different desktops in one place together, can generate different behaviors from the host' )

well thanks!
That makes things clear for me! Yes I set to 17..but bcause I had no idea was realted to cpu!
I have a quad core ( not yet 7i!) so I will set to 4 from now on!
Thanks for clearing it up!

me too, me too, me too...

• anyone above using Wacom Intuos?(so have set the 'tablet mode' in preferences)
• anyone using Win 7 - 64 bits?
• anyone had  in Render Process set  17 or more 'number of threads' in separate process?

Because I have those and I wonder if I set it all right. Ati Radeon i able to do it all alone . I doubt that P8 is using it......the renders could be done way faster but it's not. Also the P8 is 'nagging' when I move things in the scene in 'texture shaded' ..bul will do it in wasp if I change to cartoon or other less 'heavy'. Point is: with 2GB  Ati I suppose it will make the render faster..Am I wrong?
I'm back using PoserPro 7.3 because it's even faster....;(