DalekSupreme posted at 3:13PM Tue, 31 March 2020 - #4384919

mmandala posted at 3:14PM Tue, 31 March 2020 - #4384898

If Mac users get a "malicious software" warning, here's the work around:

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202491

Brilliant thank you!

Cheers!

SeanMartin posted at 3:11PM Tue, 31 March 2020 - #4384916

mmandala posted at 11:18PM Mon, 30 March 2020 - #4384899

I'm drawing a blank, but what's the method by which you re-link a runtime library? Installed the latest version (11.3 on a Mac) and I don't see any content libraries.

Open the Library window. At the top, you'll see a plus and a negative sign. Click the plus and direct it to the runtime you want to attach.

I thought that was it, but when I first installed the update, those features were disabled somehow. Had to delete and re-install to bring them back. Thanks!

Update:

I had to delete and re-install 11.3 (Mac OS 10.15.4) before it finally "saw" the content library in the UI. Weird, because the content library tab was there, but empty and without a way to add any runtimes--no +/- signs in the UI. I then had a way to add my DAZ3D runtime directory, but had to reboot in order to populate my previously saved scene with my DAZ figure (V4.2). Just a little stress - whew!

I'm drawing a blank, but what's the method by which you re-link a runtime library? Installed the latest version (11.3 on a Mac) and I don't see any content libraries.

If Mac users get a "malicious software" warning, here's the work around:

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202491

redphantom over at Renderosity figured out that it was a bend parameter turned off that somehow got tripped when visibility was turned off. Re-checking bend fixed the issue!

Richard60 posted at 3:01PM Fri, 26 October 2018 - #4338170

The walk path does not do Y, however you can manually go in and add the amount of Y need per frame or every some many frames depends on how curvy the terrain is.

Thanks Richard!

Thank you, Boni! All good advice. I'm about to hit the Poser Manual to review animating walks, but off chance, can a walk path be made to go in the Y axis (up/down)?