Hello,

I do a lot of exporting and importing. And figuring out the perfect settings and remembering them has been a big ordeal with poser. I would often just have to take a screenshot in each scenario to remember the settings. A lot of 3D applications allow you to create or save presets. Why doesn't poser allow this. Or is there a roundabout way to create one yourself and save it into poser internally. Here's a screenshot of me trying to export an FBX. There are already built-in presets for different applications. But I want to create a custom one.

Same for importing.

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Sounds like a decent feature request for future Poser versions.

Do you mean something like this?

You can have as many own setups you need, I think that it's available for Collada and FBX at least.
Head over the folder named plugins inside the runtime folder that contains your executable.
In my case:

You may edit the Config files. Create a backup before, just in case. These are plain structured text files, easy to manipulate:

I've just duplicated the last preset bloc and I've given it a new name, but you get the idea.

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That being said, it seems that each Poser version has somewhere in its Python scripts collections an example to import and export using the WaveFront way. So that I suppose that it would be quite easy to write something for your import needs

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Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL

Subject: How to create presets with exporting and importing