It may not be your problem, but I've found (I think...) that the Mac requires the initial colon (:runtime:geometries:...), whereas the PC doesn't.

I think you need to delete (or rename, to be on the safe side) the big rsr file in the same directory as the obj file. Poser only uses the obj file to create the rsr, which it then uses to speed things up.

Go ahead & brag Whistler; that is a way cool machine & I hate macs;)

Many morph targets are distributed with points only. This saves file size and also protects copyrights. Most of the Victoria morphs are like this, otherwise you could collect enough morphs, glue them back together, and get Vic for free. You'll need to apply the morph to the actual figure, export it, and use that file.

Try changing the name to whatever.obj; if that doesn't work, it may be a zip or sit file, change the name to whatever.zip and see if you can unzip it (with stuffit).

In the prefs folder is Poser.ini. In it you will find a line that says: USE_META_UI 1 Actually, yours probably is set to 0, change it to 1 & you'll be back to normal, whatever that is.

check the tutorials section: http://www.renderosity.com/tutlink.ez?tutorialid=59

3d Explorer can convert some max files, but not all.

You might take a look at this: http://www.servtech.com/public/wkimler/humor/cartoon/cartoon.html

I've always heard that Intel's math coprocessor is better optimized.

I'll volunteer to do these. 1) a collection of lawn furniture 2) camping equipment (including the canoe & tent) Maybe I'll tackle the Jetski later.

I'm in. Can we have some kind of request line or sign up sheet for people volunteering for a particular object? And maybe a request list.

http://www.crosswinds.net/~vladt/poser/faq/faq.htm

Try 3d Explorer

http://www.3dcafe.com/models/phone3.zip http://www.3dcafe.com/models/mobile.zip