"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] internlDOTnet> wrote in message 
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> schreef in bericht news:467903be$1@news.povray.org...
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>>> Where possible, I save them in an exterior runtime library, which I can 
>>> then connect to Poser.
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>>    Ok, there are some new words in that sentence Thomas...   ;)
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> Sorry Steve, this was the short answer (laziness, you know  :-) )

    Gah, you're not lazy!  :o)


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> This is the long answer:
> You know that most if not all figures and props (Poser or Daz) are all 
> structured identically in a folder called: Runtime. What I do, is create a 
> folder somewhere on my HD, that I call 'My Runtime Libraries' (any name 
> will do). Each time I download a new figure or prop, I extract it to that 
> folder, using the folder names that come with the zipped files.
> In Poser, you go to the utmost top of the Figures Library (normally at the 
> right of your screen) by double clicking on the arrow that brings you 
> upward in the Library Tree, until you see the folder name 'Poser 7' with a 
> red ball beside it. Now, just above that, click on the black triangle 
> opening a pulldown menu, and click on 'Add New Runtime'. Choose your newly 
> created folder and it will appear in the Poser's Library column. The 
> beautiful thing is that if the figure (or prop) has Poses, Materials, 
> Expressions, etc, those will appear automatically when opened for the 
> figure.
> In much the same way, you can save your own figures or props to an 
> external library.

   Thomas, Thank You! Heh, I didn't even know Poser was pulling the figures 
from a 'runtime' folder! But that certainly makes sense now.

      Regs,

    ~Steve~



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