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- #POSER 10 AND POSER PRO 2014 NEW FEATURES WINDOWS#
The Poser developers are working on a fix which should be included in a future release of Poser. This is a caused by a bug in Poser, which has been reported to Smith Micro.
#POSER 10 AND POSER PRO 2014 NEW FEATURES WINDOWS#
Loading a Poser scene by double-clicking on it from Windows Explorer or the Macintosh finder will not load the Reality data included. The Reality User’s Guide confirms this in Chapter 16: Known Issues. Instead, I should open Poser 10, then select File > Open or File > Recent Files to open my file.
#POSER 10 AND POSER PRO 2014 NEW FEATURES WINDOWS 8.1#
Basically, I shouldn’t open my Poser Scene (.pz3) file directly from the Windows 8.1 File Explorer. The error message is rather strange since I never installed Poser Pro 2014 or its previous versions. Poser.error: Named actor could not be found
Occasionally, in the Reality for Poser window, in the Render tab, after I click the Render Frame button, I see the following mainWacros error message:įile “/Applications/Poser Pro 2014/Runtime/Python/addons/Reality/_init_.py”, line 813, in checkTimeEventįile “/Applications/Poser Pro 2014/Runtime/Python/addons/Reality/_init_.py”, line 849, in renderSceneįile “/Applications/Poser Pro 2014/Runtime/Python/addons/Reality/_init_.py”, line 581, in updateLights Simple as that.Īdmittedly, I noticed an odd glitch in Reality 3.
In the process of installing Poser 9, I noticed an issue and discovered online that it was incompatible with Windows 8.1. So I was forced to order my new 2014 Windows 8.1 gaming desktop much sooner than planned.
#POSER 10 AND POSER PRO 2014 NEW FEATURES WINDOWS 7#
Until it lost momentum.īut why return with Poser 10, not Poser 9? In a previous post, I explained how my 2011 Windows 7 gaming notebook met its untimely demise in the final days of 2013.
#POSER 10 AND POSER PRO 2014 NEW FEATURES PC#
Over time, my PC gaming attention shifted from SWTOR in 2011-2012 to “Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag” (AC4) in 2013-2014 and most-recently to “Watch Dogs” in 2014. Naturally, once I received the golden announcement that I was selected to participate in the “Star Wars: The Old Republic” (SWTOR) beta testing program, my interest in Poser 9 dissolved. Suddenly, Yukiko lunged with a single-saber strike to her sister’s weaker arm, igniting a furious flash of sapphire and violet vapor… What happened? Why Poser 10? With a subtle smile, she noticed Akiko’s familiar patterns, disturbances, and weaknesses that come from a lack of focus and flow. Not bad for only a month of practice!Īs the sunset-tinted steam sifted through the skytower training observatory, the icy-blue eyes of Yukiko Silverstream analyzed the dark-armored defense of her little sister. And I’m glad I did! Here are 4 of my favorite Poser-based SWTOR-themed 3D renders featuring Zhaanin the Sith Assassin and the Jedi sisters, Yukiko and Akiko Silverstream. So I decided to try the hopefully more-reliable Poser 9. Luckily, just a few weeks later, I installed my new copy of Poser 9 on my new 2011 CyberPowerPC Xplorer Windows 7 notebook!Īlthough I ordered my new 2011 Windows 7 notebook to play SWTOR, its beta release was still a couple of months away. Sadly, it crashed pretty often on my ancient 2008 Apple iMac 24. Like Poser, it’s a 3D modeling and rendering application. Luckily, the timing and conditions are right for me to relive my brief 3D history with Poser 9 and return to the brilliant 3D stage with Poser 10.Īctually, a few weeks before I dove into Poser 9 in September 2011, I dove into DAZ Studio 4 by DAZ 3D. While SWTOR held my interest for 8 months, and AC4 held my attention for 6 months, my latest PC gaming experience with “Watch Dogs” has already lost momentum after 2 weeks. Hi, my name is Jay, and I’m an IBM TRIRIGA information developer at IBM.
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