Is there a program that displays the names of all the obj files you have in a folder or runtime??

Thanks Rowlando

You can do something similar in the command line as well, what you do is type Dir > *.obj "insert directory here without quotes" list.txt, you'll end up with a text file listing all the files.

Thanks so much, I knew there must be an easyer way than the way I was doing it.

Thanks again

Rowlando

One other question please, how do I find the obj for a cr2 file I have.

i.e. I have a cr2 file called V3 leotard but cannot find the same name obj.

?? any suggestions

Rowlando

Open the CR2 in a text editor, and search for "OBJ".

Why did you want to know?

If the Poser file is compressed (ends with 'z'), you can use WinZip or Poser to extract it back to a text file before opening in a text editor. :)

Why does noone use DirectoryOpus (on Windows anyway)?  This was the best file manager of any OS (period) back when it was AmigaOS only.  It has been available for Windows for some time.  I don't know of any file manager as good as it for Windows.

There are quite a few nice features and it can be used at novice level or super-geek-advanced-control-every-detail level - unlike Explorer and Finder which offer several options for the uninitiated.  It has a search feature far more powerful than Exploder (not only file names but within files and zips) and can show multiple listings at a time (extremely nice for copy-pasting files around).  I've been personally b&m'ing to GPSoftware for a port to MacOS so that I can finally be rid of F(loun)der.  I'd pay $200 to replace it with DirOpus! ;)

Just to be fair, my one dig with DirOpus is that when you remove a CD/DVD it tends to reset any open file hierarchies.  I just try to remember to close DirOpus before ejecting the discs!

well, until your post, I'd never heard of it..;) I'll Google it and see what it's about...;)
I'd be happy if there was just a way to easily redirect Poser files so you could rename directory folders to make finding the @#$%'s a little easier..;) Or reshuffle the alphabetic listing so you don't get 2 or 3 alphabetical listings..;) but that's far enough off the reservation...;)

oh..it's $75....little rarified for my budget...;)

You might want to try P3DO Explorer, its free and it shows all the file refrences in any poser file showing where they are using a folder hierarchy view.

FWIW, in a Mac, you have Finder (10.3 and earlier) and Spotlight (10.4 and up). /P

Specifically?