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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2026 Jul 22 4:05 am)
Subject: Need tool to check PZ3 for corruption
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I am consolidating multiple backup attempts of a corrupted HD. This HD had my Poser scenes on it. I am comparing Directories and file checksums to determine mismatches and seperate out those that do not match. The tricky part is it is hard to tell which of the mismatched files is the damaged one short of opening every PZ5 in poser, or loading them into Notepad++ and manually scrolling through. This is incredibly time consuming, and there are a few hundred PZ3 files.
Is there a tool that can scan the PZ3 files for errors that could indicate file corruption?
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