The whole site seems to be running slow this morning. Someone will be looking into it, I'm sure. But it's Saturday morning, and I doubt the staff has had morning coffee, let alone deal with this latest issue. :-) Just relax.

I cant either. Sure it's just a glitch of some kind.

Well, yes, but considering how easy it is to move keyframes, we're not talking about a major challenge. Not everything has to be resolved with a script; sometimes it's just taking the two or three minutes to do it.

Actually, it's pretty easy. YOu have your start frame and your finish frame, with everything else carried out behind the proverbial scenes. Let's say your start frame is 1 and your finish is 20: twenty frames of animation. Highlight Frame 1 so you're capturing all the contents, then shift-drag it over to frame 40. Between 20 and 40, you should now have a reverse. If you want it saved as a separate sequence, just delete 1-19.

The problem with the single mesh UV topology for both male and female is that it doesnt work. Example: Kyle 1.5, which is my go-to mesh these days, is based off Krystal, and the result is that the chest textures on Kyle get shoved way out of proportion and squeezed into the valley between Krystal's breasts, something that also affects how clothing is rebuilt in Wardrobe Wizard: it's like it's looking for breasts that no longer exist because the UVs are telling it that they're there. I've finally figured how to make it work, but only through a lot of trial and error, and even then it's not as good as it could be.

Did anything ever come of the male counterpart on this?

I was told tonight that 11.2 no longer ships with Wardrobe Wizard and that the reason for this is because PhilC no longer supports it. I happen to love that little python script: thanks to it, my Kyle 1.5 has almost fifty gigs of clothing. Apparently, when I upgraded, it left the python script on mine, because it's still there (thank you, universe), but it did get me to thinking that maybe Bondware could purchase the program from him, update it to include more recent Poser characters like LaFemme and the (hopefully coming soon) Le Homme, make the base program part of the software and sell the individual character files as he has done. Any chance for that?

SSfromM12 posted at 1:17PM Mon, 30 September 2019 - #4364940

Thanks for your help, Blackbonner. Unfortunately the Graphics driver did not fix the problem. To all you others, thanks for your suggestions. It has certainly opened my eyes to the friendliness and comraderie available in this forum. Seeing as the 'local intelligensia' cannot assist my next step is to go 'and file a freaking ticket'. I thought other autistic people were sensitive but you guys are brittle as.

Or maybe some of us are just tired of people who simply look to complain and make it pretty clear that unless solutions are trotted out like prizes on The Price Is Right, then everything is just a complete and total waste of time... do I have it right thus far?

Go file a freaking ticket.

And for those who need it:

https://support.posersoftware.com/portal/home

I suggest going to the download page, use that to go to the Home page, look for the link to Help, and file a freaking ticket. It's not rocket science, people.

Wow. Seriously surprised. Many, many thanks.

It looks like a lot more stuff was included in the premium content. Always a good thing, even if I havent been able to sort through the ones already in there. :-)

I dont know if this makes any difference, but I closed that window when I set up my standard parameters.

Found something amusing yesterday...

When I open Poser, for a very brief moment, Larry Weinburg's screen comes up. Only for a half second, but definitely his. Very cool, in its way.

Smith Micro sent you a form letter knocked out by a bot. Bondware has real people working on the issue, and it's going to take slightly longer than some bot sending you a canned response. Sorry you're having issues with your software, but so are a lot of other people, so it might help your cause to turn down the attitude a bit. Yes, I understand the frustration of having work flow disturbed, but there's a score or so third-party engines out there, all with specific needs. They know it's a problem. They're working on it. Your patience would be appreciated.