Can't believe we're the first to post a reply to this thread.

This sounds like a cool idea, but wouldn't it be easier to offer the "poser" catagory into 3D Models instead of moving them around?

For instance, say that someone already has their Poser related items set in the "3D Models" catagory (as we do on some), all they would need to do then is just uncheck the un-needed sections and click on Poser.  Same thing for texturing, etc.  Just a an idea.

Please take into account that "good" Poser models have external geometries (mesh) in OBJ format. Such props are pretty well usable with other 3D-apps. So a crosslink would be nice to avoid the need to upload the same item to other 3D categories.

Hello Everyone.

            I haven’t created any poser files to share, but I did create a poser utility.  It’s a very small, but easy to use MAT pose cloner.  It allows you to quickly change texture, transparency, and bump maps in a variety of poser file types.  When I tried to post it, I couldn’t find a good category for it.  I put it under “Software and Tools”.  The only box I could check that seemed remotely connected was “3D Apps”, even though it doesn’t actually show 3D images.  It also doesn’t edit 2D or 3D images.  It edits Poser files (*.pp2, *.pz2, *.pz3, *.cr2, *.hr2, *.mt5, and *.mc6).  Either boxes to check for the software the utility applies to, or a “Utilities and Tools” box under the Poser section would be very helpful.

                                 -David

"I Guess the dynamic clothes I make for Poser figures aren't "Good""

I think they are good....now if I could just talk you into making a tut so I can make stuff too, I'd be happier than a pig in mud :D 

keeping the obj data in the pp2 or cr2 file doesn't make them bad models.

Keeping the obj data separate simply allows you to make changes or corrections to the obj without having to recreate the pp2 or cr2 every time, and i stherefore preferred by (and in some cases mandated) by marketplaces that provide support for products sold in their stores.

JSM2 Check your email. I sent you some step by step help.

Axe - If someone's proficient enough to modify the external geometry, surely they're proficient enough to use Poser's "Export to OBJ" feature to regain the file. That's how I do it myself. Call me lazy, I'm giving away freebies here not selling in a Market Place.