The standard zip-extractor on the Mac doesn't work with this file.

I downloaded the file and got a normal zip-file. Then I tried to extact it with the standard unarchiver in Mac and instead of unzipping the file it made a file with the cpgz ending.

Stuffit Expander extracts the downloaded zip-file fine.

if you are using Safari as your browser:

In Safari's preferences, first tab - general: do you have the box at the bottom checked? Mine says something like "Open safe files after downloading". I don't know the exact words in English as my Mac speaks Swedish. If you do, this may be the reason why you are getting a file with the ending cpgz.

First question. Look in this thread:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=3887180&ebot_calc_page#message_3887180

Second question. That is probably the JCM's in Anastasia.

@shante:

Try Winebottler to run the PC version of UV Mapper: 

http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/

I am running OSX 10.6.8 and I dont' know if Wine will work on the latest OS, but Wine will run the PC UV Mapper on my machine. The old installation files from DAZ that I have tried also worked.

I had the problem with the bent legs too when I rigged a pair of leggings for Anastasia. I solved it by zeroing the clothes figure and then memorizing it, (Edit: Memorize: Figure) and then saving to the library. That seemed to work.

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 How well does the setup room transfer the rigging to Anastasia?  If it does a decent job of it (I know its incredibly good with Antonia) then you can use WW to just shape the garmetn correctly without re-grouping or rigging it.  You can then export the shape as a morph target which should be distributable(?).  Then its just an easy run through the setup room to make it conform.. if it works very well that is..

Does that all sound right?  or Am I missing something?

The setup room autogrouping doesn't work on pants, at least not for me. I modelled a simple pair of pants and after the setup room's grouping they looked like the split pants Chinese toddlers wear. :) The autogrouping didn't pick up the very thin strip of the hip group in the back.

It looks like Aredhel Hair. I can't find it in the store but here's a link to Daz 3d Docs:

http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/artzone/azproduct/2037

Rokket:

You can do that in Windows: right-click the folder or file that you want to put in a zip-file, and in the menu select Send to:Compressed folder (don't know the exact words in English Windows).

If you want more options, 7-Zip is nice.

I also chose "back up preferences", but I found them. They were in

C:/Users/MyUserName/AppData/Roaming/Poser Pro/9_2011_12_13 7_21_55 PM

I copied  LibraryPrefs.xml and the other files into the folder

C:/Users/MyUserName/AppData/Roaming/Poser Pro/9

and it all worked again. I did make a back up though of the contents in the "9" folder as I didn't really know what I was doing. :)

This is on Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.

Thank you! Very pretty!

A bit funny: Makeobj seems to work on my Mac using Wine 1.2.2.  It was possible to load an obj-file and resize it. I really don't know what the program can do, so that's all I tried.

On Bloodsongs site I found a kitten morph a long time ago:

http://www.3dmenagerie.com/goodies/3d/poser.htm

It is rather far down on the page.

Quote - Glad you found that. Can't use it unless I install Windows on my Mac.

Try Winebottler: http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/

A lot of simple Windows programs will run on the Mac with the help of Winebottler. I have used it with Daz Windows installers for example, and MT Mirror does run. I didn't try it out fully though.

I managed to download MT Mirror II today from 

http://www.eurus.dti.ne.jp/~masasi/DOWNLOAD/other/index.htm

Thank you, Netherworks! That solved the problem.

Windows 7, 64-bit. PoserPro2010, 8.03.11916 both the 64- and 32-bit version on the same computer.