Hi everyone. Just thought I'd drop in this question now since my CB is getting pretty full. Every time I add a runtime, the added folder does not automatically go in alphabetically and I was wondering if there is any possible way to get them to add in alphabetically. I could not find anything in the preferences and as you can see below, when I added the runtimes for the first time after installation they were all in order. Any ideas or tips? Thanks a lot.

 

CHEERS;-)

Michael

Hmm? that's a question that has always been on my mind too.. So I will back up your question and hopefully someone may have have a solution to it... (fingers crossed).

Hi I asked the same question at Daz forum, chap called Humantex told me how it can be done by editing a txt file. Looks scary but  not impossible. Have a search there and you should  dig it up

there you go http://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=128314&highlight=runtime

 Thanks a lot guys. I really appreciate the input here. Will have a stab at it and see what happens.

CHEERIO;-)
Shakti

 Just had a peek at the DAZ forum thread and it is PC oriented and I happen to be on a Mac. Oh well! Just keep lookin I guess!

I go for a very different direction. I use 3DPoExplorer to organize my Runtime folders. In the Characters folder I create a folder for Vic4 and sub folders for cloths, shoes, acessories, hair and other things. So just one Runtime for all stuff, this way Carrara, Poser and DazStudio can read very easy from the same place.

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Quote - I go for a very different direction. I use 3DPoExplorer to organize my Runtime folders. In the Characters folder I create a folder for Vic4 and sub folders for cloths, shoes, acessories, hair and other things. So just one Runtime for all stuff, this way Carrara, Poser and DazStudio can read very easy from the same place.

again,  that's wintel... not mac :(

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Quote - I go for a very different direction. I use 3DPoExplorer to organize my Runtime folders. In the Characters folder I create a folder for Vic4 and sub folders for cloths, shoes, acessories, hair and other things. So just one Runtime for all stuff, this way Carrara, Poser and DazStudio can read very easy from the same place.

Could you point me in the right direction for the 3DPoExplorer please? It sounds like just what I need.

I think that you can buy it here or get the free version (works fine to move things around):

http://www.senosoft.com/

I think that this organization can be done by hand (I did for some time moving all files with the Explorer).

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Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

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Quote - I think that you can buy it here or get the free version (works fine to move things around):

http://www.senosoft.com/

I think that this organization can be done by hand (I did for some time moving all files with the Explorer).

Thanks for the link. I have downloaded the free version for now. All I have to do now is find a tutorial regarding how to use it.. Call me a dummy if you wish LOL

 Heh, well you are a dummy. :)
By the way, when you figure out how to use it, can you let me know please. :)

Laurent, P3DOExplorer creator are working in some video tutorial for it.

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Hi Guys,
P3dO is for sure a unique tool for Carrara, I am providing Carrara support in P3dO since October 2009.
In short: Carrara and HDR thumbnails viewing is free, Carrara files References list in InDepth tree is free too. You have to register to edit thumbnails and get the thumbnailed view of a scene References.

As GKDantas said I am working on Video tutorials, but at the moment you can visit the Carrara features page at Senosoft.com which tells all about Carrara in P3dO:
http://www.senosoft.com/carrara_file_manager.php

It is short and both a description page and a Tutorial. Looking at the pictures should be enough. Well, I hope. If you have any question I will be glad to answer.

Yarp
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Yarp - author of P3DO Organizer for Poser