Quote - I fought with the same issue for MONTHS with the the Poser Techs - my final solution - I dont run any browsers when Poser is running.   I did have a browser open once, and sure enough Poser hung right up again.

You may want to check for two versions of Flash.. I can not recall where the other one was located, maybe the previous poster can respond with that detail. I run Poser 8 and Poser Pro 2010 with Browsers (sometimes two different Browsers) with no issue.

Oops, Sorry.. have been bouncing back and forth between the two versions.. thought I had Poser 8 running at the time.. yes... that is only in Poser Pro 2010.. (Had Poser Pro 2010 running on both machines)

You can just use any of the Zero Figure Poses. They work on all figures. (I had them at the top of the Poser 7 Library (Zero Figure, IK Off, IK On, Lock Toes, Unlock Toes, etc...)

The only exception to keep in mind is older Python Scripts (Poser 6 and older) will not work in Poser 7 and later) I have seen a few older ones say Poser 5 and later, though I do not think any were sold here at the Marketplace.

It is uncompressed WAV.. There is a good Wikipedia Article on the various WAV Formats.

If you are using Adobe Flash installer (or the Flash Installer that comes with Poser) only one Flash Player should be installed.

Adobe Creative Suite and various Adobe products will also install the latest Flash Player, but it also installs to the default location. If you have two versions of Flash installed, that is a System corruption or a corrupted install. Not sure of the cause. Adobe said it should not happen. If you have two versions, you should also notice issues when checking out various sites that use Flash.

The most common cause for the Freeze on delete figure or other screens is an out dated Driver. That is the first step. Runtime size, etc... should not be a factor.

If you still have issues contact Support.

Poser 8 and Poser Pro 2010.. Figure Menu, Zero Figure. That will Zero the Morphs as well as the Figure Pose.

The market is still the best place for vetting products. I do not mean they should not be tested by the creator, but I have bought products that were reportedly tested and fixed and retested and still encountered issues. I also have bought products that no indication that they were tested and never encountered a problem. (I also have bought products that there was no indication they were tested and they were dogs)

The market is best because if you buy something that is no good, you will not turn around and buy another similar product without some reason to try it again (unless you are an idiot or a masochist)...  There are some vendors I will never buy from again. There are some I will always buy from.

I do think vendors do need our feedback. If we buy a product and encounter an issue, contact the vendor. Do not give them a bad rating, give them a chance to fix it. On the same note, just because the vendor is a friend, do not give them glowing reviews. If you are a true friend, be honest (with Sitemail) give them a chance to improve the product and then write a factual review. Piling sugar on crap will not make the crap any better and will ruin the sugar.. (you will ruin your reputation and do nothing for the vendors)

Quote - Besides the !!!!! (which I also despise),  it would nice if vendors put their files under a folder with their name on it so I know who to credit on my renders and to find their files easily for correcting (a constant necessity because I use Daz Studio).

Example if vendor name FRED001 then I would expect the following:-

Runtime:Geometries:FRED001:productXYZ:product.obj

Runtime:Libraries:Props:FRED001:productXYZ:product.pp2

Runtime:Textures:FRED001:productXYZ:product.jpg

If the vendor are truely after more sales then having gallery credits by the artist (purchaser) is good advertising for future sales. And the best way to remind us artists (purchasers) to credit them is to have their products under a folder with their name so as to differentiate it from all the hundreds (maybe !!!!thousands!!!!) of folders in our runtime.

I agree and disagree.... Do the Geometries and Textures if you want, but do not do that in the Library Props, Figures, etc...

If I have Miki in a Scene and I go to the Pose Library looking for Poses (not Textures), I will not look in a Vendors Folder to see if it contains Poses or Morphs or MAT Poses

Better would be this...

Example if vendor name FRED001 then I would expect the following:-

Runtime:Geometries:FRED001:productXYZ:product.obj

Runtime:Libraries:Props:<Type of Prop (IE Car, Plant, etc..>: FRED001:productXYZ:product.pp2

Runtime:Textures:FRED001:productXYZ:product.jpg

While we are on the topic of naming folders... be consistant. If you start calling the Figure Folder by the Name of the Product, do so in the Pose, Material, Props, etc Folders. I hate having to play hunt and find to locate Materials, Fit Poses, etc.. in the Library because one is located in the Folder called "Cool Blue" in the Figures Library, but the rest are in Folders named "Look At Me, I Created Stuff" Folders in the Props, Poses, etc...

Also, do not use too generic of names.. Box.obj is used... if you create a new box, call it Box.obj  This goes for pants, shoes, etc....

On the topic of issues with packaging... Top Folder should be Runtime, not your Products Name for a Folder... it is a pain to add to a Library and I will never buy from you again.

Also, name your Zip File for the Product and if there is more than one file, name them all the same Starting with the name. I bought one product that never worked right when I got around to installing it because the product had three files... one was called (real names removed to protect the idiots) "Product A", the second was called "Product A 02", the third was called "03 Additional Files needed for the Item I created"

If you have more than one file, the first file should also indicate it.. Try

Product A 1of3, Product A 2of3, Product A 3of3

On MAT Poses... Poser 8 is now out... Poser 4 is older than any of my computers... Consider using the Material Room... so much cleaner. If you want it to work in DS too, make a DS Package. DS may have originally been designed to use Poser Content as is, but things have changed. There are differences in how the Material Values work between the two programs. Take the effort to make your product stand out.

I have not installed any of the DAZ3D content to my Base Library. All have their own Library. There has not been a requirement since Poser 4 that Content be installed into the Main Library. Since Poser 7 (7.0.4.220) there has not been a requirement that the Main Library be in the Program Files with the Poser Program File.

If you are using Vista or Windows 7, it is best if the content not be in the Program Files folder or even in the Main Program Folder.

Something like Prismatic Images when done with Flat Images.. I have one in my kitchen that is of a Rooster Running if spun. Use to get those in CrackerJack boxes.

There is another name when done with actual 3D (built in a room) where you view it from one angle it is one thing and from another it is something else. I have only seen one good example of the latter in real life, It was a group of trees from one side, but when moved around to the other where all the trees lined up, it was a face, and when moved around to the other side where all the trees lined up it was another face. 

There was a guy who did some thing similar on the Web a few years ago... He used Lights, Tape, etc.. to create optical illusions of a Box. When viewed from one point appeared to be in a different room, but when viewed from another point appeared that a door to another room was in the box. The box was not even box shape, so you did not notice it until you viewed from the right location.

Quote - I am constantly amazed by the pettiness and smallmindness of the Poser forum.

I blame it on Poser Scale! 

Quote - Well fellow creators, I purchased Poser Debut today, installed it and all the content, when I started the program my library won't show up. All I get is a white blank area where my content should be. I tried reinstalling it and no luck. I've been using Poser 5 so I thought this would be a good purchase for me also because of the movie making portion of the program, but if I can't access this library I'll be asking for my money back. Anyone have any ideas how I can get the library on screen. Thank you :)

This normally is a permission issue or Security Setting. There is a KB Article at Support.SmithMicro.com (search for Blank Library) that has several tests...

If you still have an issue, contact Support. Put Attn: John in the Subject so it comes to me.

All.. The issue with hanging on Deletion or when clicking OK in a Prompt Window is a Display Driver issue. Either your OpenGL does not support Poser's requirements (some intel Chipsets have this issue) In those cases, switching to SreeD Preview will resolve the issue.

In other cases, the Driver is out of date. Do not rely on MS Updater for Display Drivers... go to the source, which is ATI (AMD) or nVidia's Web Sites and download the latest Driver to your system and install.

If the issue persists, try removing the device using Device Manager, reboot and let Windows install the default Driver, then install the latest.

(There have been issues in the past with some Driver updates from both ATI and nVidia that only way to fix was removing the Device, but I have not seen that in a long time.)

If all that fails, contact Support. NOTE: You may want to install the Driver in Diagnostic Mode, or at least, right click and Run As Administrator.

Though I have never experienced it and not sure if it is indication of a resource issue more so than a Display issue, but some users reported shutting off all the fancy display stuff in Windows 7 fixed Display issues like this once they had the latest Driver installed.

There is the 20's Clothing for the G2 Figures... Work with Simon and Sydney as well as the rest of the G2 Figures. The Dress is not a full blown Flapper Dress with Fringe and all and fits the look and style.

If you are looking for a different look, let us know the type of clothing. Flapper Dresses and Zoot Suits are normally thought of as 20's/

I will add, be careful at Amazon.. if it is not sold by Amazon itself, make sure it is legit. Been cases of pirated copies being sold through Amazon.