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Thanks Sharen. Yes, we generate all our models on the Mac. The strange thing is, Bryce has no trouble seeing the file formats, but Poser just opens a blank, empty folder in the import dialogue box! I'm asking the same question in various forums around Renderosity, so hopefully someone will have the answer. VH
Thread: Creating props for Poser | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thanks for that 'who3d', but I mustn't have made my problem clear. What's happening is that when clicking on import, none of the files are showing up in the folder which they reside! It's just... empty! Now I know they're there, and if I try and do the same thing in Bryce, they show up! Mm... strange, eh? VH
Thread: Best Modeler to create for Poser-Mac- | Forum: 3D Modeling
Attached Link: http://www.virtuallyhistorical.com
I use Cinema 4D, and it's great! You can then save your files as 3DS or OBJ's. If you want to see our work then click on the link. VHThread: British Army Soldier | Forum: 3D Modeling
Attached Link: http://www.philc.net
Take a look at PhilC Designs. I've added the link. VH
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Thread: Creating props (furniture) for Poser | Forum: 3D Modeling