LadyBea32 opened this issue on Jun 07, 2002 ยท 3 posts
LadyBea32 posted Fri, 07 June 2002 at 12:18 PM
Q: Why do I get "out of memory" errors? A: This error has nothing to do with your computer's memory. It occurs because the .CR2 file can't find the .obj file it has listed in the two "pointer" lines. Check the two lines in the .CR2 file to see where it says the .obj should be. If it's wrong; Either change the two pointers in the .CR2 to the correct location. Or move the .obj file into the folder the .CR2 is looking for it. i read this in the technical forum. how do I do this? i get that message often and when i do poser locks up on me.
EnglishBob posted Fri, 07 June 2002 at 12:41 PM
Attached Link: http://www.angelfire.com/art2/cheapskate/texthack.html
You'll need a text editor that can handle large files: i.e. not Notepad. Follow the link to my stuff on text file hacking for more help - one of the pages is about pointing to a different .obj (or the right one, in this case :-) ). Another tip: locate the troublesome .obj file in the Geometries folder, then delete the .rsr file that has the same name. NOT the .obj! And NOT the .rsr in the library folder! Then open Poser, and in a blank workspace call up your figure/prop/whatever by itself. Poser converts the .obj to its own internal .rsr format the first time you use an item, and sometimes the .rsr gets corrupted. This procedure forces Poser to re-make the .rsr for you.LadyBea32 posted Fri, 07 June 2002 at 1:09 PM
ok thanks. i well try your tip better as im not very good with text things. last time i tried that i had to format my hard drive.