Hi !

There is a post explaining how to load the products purchased on Renderosity into the Poser software. I ask for another member who speaks only Italian (almost like me :). I have my own method but working on an iMac, I'm afraid of giving wrong indications to someone who works on a PC.

Everyone has their own method but this is the one that works for me.   BTW, it's "Download", not "Upload", when it's from somewhere else to your computer.

Once I have the product downloaded, I unzip to my main hard drive directory, using "Unzip to (whatever the product name is)".

I open this folder and browse to Runtime.

Copy the Runtime folder to whichever of my Poser Runtimes I want to put the product into (I have many different Runtimes).

An option is to then move the product folders into subfolders within each category.  For example, in Characters, I have several different categories, such as DAZ figures, Toon figures, and so on.

That's about it.

It's not the simplest but in the long run, it's the easiest for me because it means I can find things easily.

I am using the same method as SamTherapy, with one more step: each figure/props/mats/pose etc is moved into a folder with the name of the vendor of the object itself, and if I buy more textures from some other vendor, I put them under the figure/pros pose/mat folder as well.

Example with 3D-Age:

I prefer the 'external library' route, as I have many, many thousands of models, some pre-dating P3, in different formats across two big 'data' drives. My 'Sorted' category for basic figures, vehicles and other props is tiny percentage of my archive. Usually, I just search with 'Explorer', link in what I need, un-link when done.

NikKelly posted at 7:39 PM Sun, 30 January 2022 - #4434081

I prefer the 'external library' route, as I have many, many thousands of models, some pre-dating P3, in different formats across two big 'data' drives. My 'Sorted' category for basic figures, vehicles and other props is tiny percentage of my archive. Usually, I just search with 'Explorer', link in what I need, un-link when done.

As a long time windows user, when I read "I just search with Explorer" I just can't help but say "Everything"
It's a free tool that you will find at https://www.voidtools.com/
This tool finds your files as fast as you can type... and each "Everything" user still wonders why Micro$oft isn't using the same tool, as it's based on their own NTFS itself...