I think we need a little more info to be able to help you out. When exactly do you get the error message? When you load the prop? Or when you move or manipulate it? In other words, what action do you think caused the error? And, oh, which prop exactly is it? A possible solution: delete the .rsr file of the prop (like VirtualSite said). Poser will generate a new one. As soon as Poser created it, make the file 'read-only', so it won't be screwed again (excuse my language) :) Hope it helps

When you start to pose her, make sure Figure 1 is selected and that you are not trying to pose the conforming clothing.

I know the problem. Besides poser pics, I also have it with poetry and other writings. Here's what I do. Once I have finished my work, I put it aside and don't look at it for 2 weeks. After those 2 weeks I am able to judge my own work with a fresh view. This might not work for anyone (and you'll need some patience) but it works fine for me :)

Beautifully put, CobaltDragon. A true artist...

Okay, I couldn't help but leaving my two cents. I have done a teacher's education and thus have learnt quite a lot about constructive critism. Try and follow these guidelines when commenting on someone's art: 1. Make a nice remark! 2. Point out a pro (something good about it) 3. Point out the stuff you think could be done differently 4. Explain WHAT the artist can do to improve on that As long as you keep the critique friendly, focused on the art and not the artist, no one should be offended.

Thank you. If I get any further I will tell you what I learnt there, on this forum, so everybody can benefit.

Just guessing here, but could it be that the cr2 is somehow saved as a read only file?

Coolerz. I thought that was the case. Now I know for sure. Thanks.

Okay, this character is most likely based on the geometries of another character, which you probably don't have installed. What does the readme.txt say about that?

Can you give us a list of the full file names and the directories where you placed them. Also, please explain what exactly you did to try and open the files. I'm sure we can easily solve your problem then.

I have read this instruction before, but it doesn't work for me. My Poser just accepts the jpeg and doesn't ask me if I want it converted. Is it because I use ProPack or am I possibly doing something wrong?

I just have to say that I'm grateful for the free stuff that is distributed over the internet. Some sites ask you for info before you can grab their freebies. It is your own free choice to give em that info or not. There's no point in bitchin' about it. Just take it or leave it. That's my two cents...

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I advise you to download uvmapper (i believe at uvmapper.com, but I'm not sure). UVMapper will create a template for any poser figure. Use that template to create a skin with your picture in Photoshop and import it into Poser using the materials function under the Render menu in Poser 4 (see tutorials at Renderosity.com). Anyway, I hope that made any sense.

Okay, give me a week. I'll make some of the basic moves, for both the one performing the move and for the victim.