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Subject: Don't tell me this could be a problem with P6 SR3...


AtelierAriel ( ) posted Sat, 05 August 2006 at 2:21 PM ยท edited Thu, 07 November 2024 at 8:58 PM

Here goes...I've been happily using P3dO to load into P6 via PRPC python script for some time. Works beautifully and is so much faster than using Poser library. Use it so much that I don't like being without it.

Fired up Poser and was asking to have something loaded and got a weird dialog box that said that I couldn't load the file, the file association was not recognized by the program(Poser), check my file associations in Folders, etc. Or something like that because I'm not willing to reproduce it. Then things started to disappear from the desktop and strange icons appeared and I tried to reboot and couldn't shut down. Then restarted and could only get so far into Windows loading. No matter what I tried I couldn't get past a certain point which obviously meant that I had broken some essetential files. OK, think goodness for Ghost and Retrospect and external hard drives and all that stuff.

The only thing that was different with my system was P6SR3. I had just installed it. Now...I'm afraid to use PdedO with Poser again which is such a bummer but I just can't stop everything to reinstall my boot drive.

I'm just wondering if anyone has seen any weird behavior after installing the latest service release? Please parden my spelling, can't spell and the forum doesn't have SpellCheck.


ratscloset ( ) posted Sun, 06 August 2006 at 5:10 PM

I have not run into that with SR3 and P3dO. You might want to send that to e-frontier Tech Support just to be sure.

ratscloset
aka John


AtelierAriel ( ) posted Sun, 06 August 2006 at 5:20 PM

Oh Good! I'm glad someone replied. Were you using PRPC to open files in Poser?


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