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  Having a bad week of it - help needed!
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  @j-naylor73 I was disapointed my new RXT 2060 does not render superfly, however I found a listing on EBAY for new EVGA GT970 at $100, and 3 days later I'm rendering fast. I can vouch for the seller as the card is new but its in bulk packing material rather than EVGA logo box. Looks like it was surplus cards from a 2016 system builder.
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  Figure setup and Inverse Kinematics Problem
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  @anomalaus Thanks for the explanation. However, I wish I could dig deeper into the problem since other figures such as Andy, V4, M4, etc, don't have this issue. If you take Andy for example, it doesn't matter how long I stretch its arms and feet while IK is ON, reopening the project with saved poses will stay intact, IK chain "goals" will stay in the saved position. If I try to do the same with my custom figures and save the pose while IK is ON, upon reopening the project "goals" will be rotated in some other position. There must be something that can be done with the figure setup to avoid this issue.
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  Register face with face room
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  @eclark1849 What's in a name?
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  Question and Clarification about Queue Manager
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  @ctrl-shift I am successfully sending jobs to my local QueueManager with Poser Pro 11.1.1.35540 (which restores the Render Settings dialog's "Send Render To" button). In another thread I complained about queued renders being different to direct renders, but that only relates to a problem with the current scene having to be saved out to a file and acquiring undesirable changes during saving. As @seachnasaigh has just cross-posted, the only thing that could be called a "trick" is the absolute necessity to have exactly the same version numbers of Poser and QueueManager running on the local and remote machines. Other problems can occur with incorrectly configured firewalls, but should always be able to be worked around.
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  The Poser Content Directory
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  Well, I've been searching the internet looking for things for Project E. Got everything for her from Renderosity and shareCG. Can't seem to find anything for her from cgBytes. On the other hand, LaFemme is racking up! Also, if you're wondering what's going on with the Patreon pages, I still working on it. I've held off on Poser Tips and Tricks because I'm not quite sure what I'm going for. I may end up writing a book, but definitely not another Reference manual.
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  Problem Shoes with Stockings (Cute n Sass Dress for la Femme)
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  @robzhena Sorry, not yet, but all you have to do is Show Hidden parameters and the morphs will all be visible. In the meantime, I'll send you a link to the corrected file.
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  Project Evolution - Commercial and Free Products that Support Her
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  Cory Dress - PE and V4 Fit morph expansion Cory Dress - Free Styles 1 Cory Dress - Free Styles 2
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  Poser corrupting scenes during saving. Can't render in Queue. Not! Happy!, Jan!
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  @anomalaus Hopefully someone else can come forward with helpful tips. I'm glad you have some idea of what version, as we can hope to track down what changes were made one day.
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  Superfly & Nvidia RTX 2060 fails to render.
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  @fverbaas said in Superfly & Nvidia RTX 2060 fails to render.: the Bummer. I guess I will try to swap it with the older one in my kids gaming rig. He's psyched.
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  PMD Problems
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  @wimvdb Thanks
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  A speech animation in Poser 11. Questions to the Poser 11 developers.
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  @eclark1849 I set up the animation completely in Poser 4. And only the render was taken in Poser 11. [](Адрес ссылки)
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  Folder Explorerer Not Showing All Folders when adding a new folder to the Library Poser 11
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  Awesome!
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  Zero Figure doesn't work on control dials - what am I missing?
  • AmbientShade

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  After digging through other figure cr2s and some trial and error I figured it out. Thanks for all the help guys!
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  P11 V4 to PE Conversion (Exnem's V4 Bodyhair)
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  If you have Pro, the fitting room will do it, Position it manually to taste, go to the fitting room, and create figure without first clicking the fit button.
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  Fitting room issue with PE
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  @robzhena Thank you. I did thing it was something like that. I usually don't auto group in the fitting room because the groups should be there already. But with the belt, the bat symbol buckle distorted badly, so I tweaked the size in Hexagon then ran the clean .obj as a prop, in the fitting room. I'll try again with the prop and not use auto group and see what happens.
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  Poser Pro 11 and Turing support.
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  @nightsong said in Poser Pro 11 and Turing support.: @jura11 This is an old thread, I know, but I found it while researching support for the new card I was just gifted -- an RTX 2060. I am currently deving concurrently for Iray/Firefly/SuperFly and ran into the problem of not being able to render with GPU, which was a HUGE bummer. But, I have a silver lining! The real-time raytrace preview in Poser is FABULOUS with both Firefly and SuperFly and exceedingly accurate. As long as I kept my scene lightweight, I didn't have to do any proper renders in either engine unless I wanted to double-check and see how a larger render looked. It did a lovely job of switching back and forth between engines quickly for me, too. I was building new shaders for both engines from scratch, and it made things so, so much faster and easier! I had similar results with the raytrace preview for Iray in DS but it was much more of a resource-hog than Poser's raytrace preview was. It looked stunning, though! So, if you have a MB than can support multiple cards, I do heartily recommend the idea of using RTX for realtime visuals and previewing work, while saving the other card/s for rendering purposes! Hi there Sorry for late reply there RTX 2060 is great card, its in many ways fast as as GTX1070 and supports RT features in games etc In IRAY you should be able to use it without the problems, just you will need to use I think 4.10 version of DS which does support RTX, 4.9 doesn't support Just I would suggest if you are OC GPU try with stock clocks in rendering as with higher OC it will crash, although with higher OC wouldn't crash in gaming Sadly real-time Raytrace window doesn't use GPUs with this I'm sure, you can try have opened SIV64 or HWiNFO and check CPU and GPU usage during the Raytrace refresh and you should see it does use CPU rather GPU Poser Pro or Poser doesn't have or rather doesn't use it updated CUDA and due this you can't use Turing GPUs in rendering or Raytrace This Raytrace window always have been used by CPU not GPUs I use for rendering only GTX cards and RTX 2080Ti I use for preview or posing etc which is unfortunately waste of GPU Hope this helps Thanks, Jura
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  What am I missing??
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  First, let's make sure the clothing you are using is supposed to conform and follow your pose. Can you provide a little more information? Which figure? What clothing? What version of Poser? It depends on how old the items are that you are trying to use if the clothing is even supposed to follow a pose. Additionally, if the clothing you are using isn't intended for that specific figure, it's not likely to ever follow a pose. Then, it's entirely possible the clothing you are using is intended and rigged as dynamic cloth which will only follow the pose after running a simulation in the cloth room. So, fill us in with a little bit of information and we'll try to help you.
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  Is there an easier way to combine/swap parts from two figures together?
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  @maestro I tend to use poser for still pictures, but I was planning on using it for animations.
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  Easiest Way to Transfer Entire Setup to New Computer?
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  Drive or path mapping may help in some situations. I use it most of the time. Look here: https://www.itworld.com/article/2694895/how-to-map-a-local-folder-to-a-drive-letter-in-windows.html My Poser files are managed by a Linux-Server and mapped to Windows drive letters or UNC-pathes. Even Posers config-path is "virtual" :)
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  Do we still really have to type the name of a file when re-saving?
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  @moogaloonie If I have understood your question correctly, you are loading a scene from library > scene under the runtime hierarchy. If you want to save a new scene it defaults to ask for a new name because it is assumed you have modified the scene and want to save to updated scene. If you overwrite the scene the thumbnail remains the same because it has the same name as the scene file. A new name scene will have anew thumbnail. Everyone has their own work flow. I create a folder on a drive called the version of Poser I am using then have sub folders called image and the main avatar I am using and a corresponding scene folders for each avatar to save the scenes in. I only use the library folders to save avatars I have clothed added hair, textures etc. so I don't need to reproduce this again to use the same character. I do the same with the scene folder, but usually only to save a built up scene with lights etc, no avatars, for future use.