Ok I have been using poser for years, and I have only recently seen BVH files transferred like this. Can someone tell me how to use these in poser? Sorry if this is a stupid question.......Thanks..............asmith

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You would need to change the file extention to a pose file.

there is a thread below and if I read it right, just change the .txt to .bvh

That isn't a .bvh file. As lalverson said, it's a pose file (.pz2 extension).

Oh, duh, I should read. And its a pro pack file.

Ok??? Now I'm even more confused.

Poser's native pose files can store animation data, much like Biovision's BVH files. Both filetypes are text format, and can be edited with Notepad and other utilities, but the data isn't organized in the same manner, so they cannot be used interchangeably. The file shown in your image above is a pose file, so give it a .pz2 extension, put it in one of your Pose folders, and load it from the Pose Library. If it were a BVH file, you'd simply give it a .bvh extension and import it from the File menu.

Thanks for the responce,but I guess i'm still not getting how you change the extension, how do I go about that. Thanks for your help.....asmith

Never mind, got it. I went back to the post you had mentioned before. Thanks for your help.........Asmith