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Subject: Anyone had DukeM3, PosetteV3's male counterparts


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TOTOBooth05 ( ) posted Mon, 20 July 2026 at 7:55 AM · edited Fri, 31 July 2026 at 1:08 AM

Now PosetteV3 has been found in this forum

https://www.renderosity.com/forums/comments/4507778/permalink

But what about DukeM3 when I try to download but it's deadlink,

https://www.renderosity.com/forums/comments/3004155/permalink

If anyone had P4DukeM3 and already download him, please let me know

Thanks.


jonnybode ( ) posted Tue, 21 July 2026 at 10:32 PM

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The file dphoadley created and posted was on rapidshare, they dont tend to last long there.

I did download it back in the days but not shure if it could be shared or not, the readme says:

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16 April, 2007 C.E.
David P. Hoadley / 

I wish to dedicate this figure to Jean Paul (Stahlratte), who's been a good and true friend over the past few years.  Stahlratte, keep on morphing!

P4DukeM3 is basically nothing more than the standard P4NudeMan with a remapped texture configuration that allows him to make use of DAZ's M3 texture maps.
The figure loads with BastBlacks Duke face as default (along with the SmoothBrow1 set to a value of 0.350 and CleftChin to 0.500).  This in no way affects the mesh itself, and if this face is undesired, then simply zero these morphs.

I wish to express my sincere gratitude to Pitklad for the use of his Domas Cr2, which forms the basis of the P4DukeM3 Cr2; and I also wish to thank Tery Sanders for the generous contribution of his extensive genital morphs archive.  As he himself has said: "Why should Mike have all the fun!"  I wholeheartedly agree.
I also wish to extend my sincere gratitude to Stephen Ray for the contribution of his large collection of P4Male head shaping morphs.
I also wish to thank both Anat Dayag and AhJah respectively for their Jack and Valentino personae morphs.  

And last, but not least, I wish to thank all those whose generous time, effort, and encouragement have helped me to bring this project ot fruition.

The file zip contains:
P4DukeM3.pcf                    Geometrie (use obj.Mover)
P4DukeAlternateHip.pcf               Geometrie (use obj.Mover)
Domus_Sock_L.obj                 Geometrie
Domus_Sock_R.obj                 Geometrie
DomusNoGen.obj                      Geometrie
P4DukeM3 (Distribution).Cr2        Character
P4DukeM3 (Distribution).Png        thumbnail

Since the Cr2 was borrowed from a beta version of Pitklad's Domus, it includes a couple of his innovations as to the feet and genital: 'The new genital system D3 uses doesn't need to have 2 hips,you just turn on and off genitals from hip. No need for double morphs for hip any more! The hip is Dorks hips without genitals.  The toes have a geometry switcher to make them socks.' (Not quite sure how the socks work yet, but if you figure it out, let me know).

I've since restored the alternate hip to the figure, but have remapped it to take M3 textures as readily as the regular figure, and have also given it a seperate material zone so that ti can be textures as underware or a loin cloth without haveing to fiddle around with the M3 textures themselves.

INSTALLATION:
To install P4DukeM3, you need to download the FREE ObjectionMover (Mover101) utility from the Utilities section of Renderosity.com (Just type 'Objaction' in the Freestuff seach guide).

Unzip the files.
1) Place the P4DukeM3.pcf file in the P4NudeMan subfolder of your Runtime/Geometries folder. 

2) Next, Open Object mover, and locate the blNudeMan_Gen.obj (Runtime\Geometries\P4NudeMan\blNudeMan_Gen.obj) as your "seed file".  Then locate the P4DukeM3.pcf (It SHOULD be in the same folder) as "Difference file"  Next, Click on the 'Decode' radio button at teh botoom of the utility, and then Press the 'Convert' button.

3) Yon can put the P4DukeM3.Cr2 and Png anywhere you please, just so long as it's in the 'Character' section of your Libraries folder (Runtime\libraries\character).

This figure may be used for both Private and Commercial renders  (but please give me some sort of honorable mention); but some to its morphs are under copywrite and still remain the property of their creators (AJ, Traveler, Pitklad, and Stahlratte), and these may not be used in the creation of commercial figures.  There are no restriction on the reposting of the Pcf. file  

Good luck, and DO have fun with P4DukeM3!
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So...
The readme says its ok to share the pcf-files but no mention of the cr2 and othe files contained in the ZIP.
As the CR2 (as stated in the readme) contains morphs from other artists it may not be legal to distribute, maybe someone else here can give their opinion on this.

The pcf-files let you create OBJ-files but that only gets you half the way, I guess you could edit a copy of the original dork cr2 to point to the newly created 4DukeM3.obj               and P4DukeAlternateHip.obj





midinick ( ) posted Wed, 22 July 2026 at 3:15 AM · edited Wed, 22 July 2026 at 3:15 AM
jonnybode posted at 10:32 PM Tue, 21 July 2026 - #4508527


So...
The readme says its ok to share the pcf-files but no mention of the cr2 and othe files contained in the ZIP.
As the CR2 (as stated in the readme) contains morphs from other artists it may not be legal to distribute, maybe someone else here can give their opinion on this.

The pcf-files let you create OBJ-files but that only gets you half the way, I guess you could edit a copy of the original dork cr2 to point to the newly created 4DukeM3.obj               and P4DukeAlternateHip.obj




I asked an AI what we can do if we only have the OBJ but are missing the CR2. The process actually sounds pretty straightforward. Could you share the .pcf file with us?





Editing a duplicate CR2 file via Text Editor (Advanced Method)
Since the modified version is based on the original Dork figure, the body part names (joint groups) inside the OBJ are likely identical to the original. You can easily "reroute" the original CR2 file to point to your new OBJ.
  1. Copy the original: Locate the original Dork.cr2 in your Poser Runtime folder (Runtime/Libraries/Character/...).
  2. Duplicate & Rename: Copy this CR2 file into the same folder and rename it (e.g., Dork_Modified.cr2).
  3. Open in a Text Editor: Open this new CR2 file using a plain text editor (like Notepad++ or standard Notepad). CR2 files are just text documents.
  4. Find the OBJ reference: Search the document (press Ctrl + F) for the keyword figureResFile. Next to it, you will see the file path pointing to the original Dork OBJ (usually located inside Runtime/Geometries/...).
  5. Replace the path: Change this path so it points exactly to the location and filename of your new, modified OBJ file. (Important: This reference usually appears twice in the file – make sure to update both entries).
  6. Save: Save the file. When you open Poser now, the new CR2 will automatically load your modified mesh while instantly keeping all the bones and joint parameters from the original figure.
Note regarding textures: Once the CR2 is loaded and your figure is in the Pose Room, switch to the Material Room. There you can apply your new textures (JPG/PNG) to the respective material zones. Don't forget to save the figure back to your library afterwards so the new texture paths are permanently written into the CR2.




RedPhantom ( ) posted Wed, 22 July 2026 at 7:44 AM
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IIRC, the ObjectionMover was used to transfer the remapping to what you already have. Sharing the cr2 would be a copyright issue. 


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jonnybode ( ) posted Wed, 22 July 2026 at 10:23 PM · edited Wed, 22 July 2026 at 10:25 PM

"IIRC, the ObjectionMover was used to transfer the remapping to what you already have. Sharing the cr2 would be a copyright issue."

Yes that was what I suspected also, hence I asked for the communitys opinion.

The readme says its ok to distibute the pcf-files and that should be enough to create a functional figure  (with a little work).
I will not upload it to some free stuff place but I can rezip it with just the pcf-files + the readme and maybe sitemail it to people who wants it?

With the help of the readme and midinick´s AI tutorial it should work out just fine.



jonnybode ( ) posted Wed, 22 July 2026 at 10:48 PM · edited Wed, 22 July 2026 at 10:50 PM

A little note on the tutorial:

Copy the original: Locate the original Dork.cr2 in your Poser Runtime folder (Runtime/Libraries/Character/...).Duplicate & Rename: Copy this CR2 file into the same folder and rename it (e.g., Dork_Modified.cr2).Open in a Text Editor: Open this new CR2 file using a plain text editor (like Notepad++ or standard Notepad). CR2 files are just text documents.Find the OBJ reference: Search the document (press Ctrl + F) for the keyword figureResFile. Next to it, you will see the file path pointing to the original Dork OBJ (usually located inside Runtime/Geometries/...).--------------------------As i recall it, notepad also lets you do a search and replace (blNudeMan_Gen with P4DukeM3)------------------------------Replace the path: Change this path so it points exactly to the location and filename of your new, modified OBJ file. (Important: This reference usually appears twice in the file – make sure to update both entries).Save: Save the file. When you open Poser now, the new CR2 will automatically load your modified mesh while instantly keeping all the bones and joint parameters from the original figure.---------------------------------

When you save the new CR2 make sure it dont have the file extension *.txt (if you i windows tic the option display file extensions you will see that) if so rename the file ending from *.txt to *.cr2

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midinick ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 4:31 AM
jonnybode posted at 10:23 PM Wed, 22 July 2026 - #4508572

"IIRC, the ObjectionMover was used to transfer the remapping to what you already have. Sharing the cr2 would be a copyright issue."

Yes that was what I suspected also, hence I asked for the communitys opinion.

The readme says its ok to distibute the pcf-files and that should be enough to create a functional figure  (with a little work).
I will not upload it to some free stuff place but I can rezip it with just the pcf-files + the readme and maybe sitemail it to people who wants it?

With the help of the readme and midinick´s AI tutorial it should work out just fine.

Count me in! I'd love to have the .pcf file too. 😄


TOTOBooth05 ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 5:05 AM
jonnybode posted at 10:23 PM Wed, 22 July 2026 - #4508572

"IIRC, the ObjectionMover was used to transfer the remapping to what you already have. Sharing the cr2 would be a copyright issue."

Yes that was what I suspected also, hence I asked for the communitys opinion.

The readme says its ok to distibute the pcf-files and that should be enough to create a functional figure  (with a little work).
I will not upload it to some free stuff place but I can rezip it with just the pcf-files + the readme and maybe sitemail it to people who wants it?

With the help of the readme and midinick´s AI tutorial it should work out just fine.

I want it .pcf files too, I'm so excited to get him 😃



jonnybode ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 9:48 AM

I cant seem to find a way to attach files in sitemail, if you who wants the pcf-files sends me a sitemail with an adress to an external mail like gmail or hotmail I can send the file from my external email.



midinick ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 1:06 PM · edited Thu, 23 July 2026 at 1:06 PM

jonnybode posted at 9:48 AM Thu, 23 July 2026 - #4508603

I cant seem to find a way to attach files in sitemail, if you who wants the pcf-files sends me a sitemail with an adress to an external mail like gmail or hotmail I can send the file from my external email.


you can upload it here ^^

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TOTOBooth05 ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 9:29 PM · edited Thu, 23 July 2026 at 9:32 PM

Yeah, DM in site mail if it's already uploaded, i'm so excited to have DukeM3 .PCF files 😊


jonnybode ( ) posted Thu, 23 July 2026 at 9:53 PM

Hi!
@TOTOBooth05 
Ive sent you the Zip from o******g@gmail.com, Its also now in my file locker as i saw  Midinicks suggestion after I sent you the mail.

@Midinick
Thanks, i was indeed looking for the file locker as I was sure that ive seen that in use by other people, looked in the wrong place!
Can you see and dload the file now?



midinick ( ) posted Fri, 24 July 2026 at 7:54 AM · edited Fri, 24 July 2026 at 7:54 AM

jonnybode posted at 9:53 PM Thu, 23 July 2026 - #4508615

Hi!
@TOTOBooth05 
Ive sent you the Zip from o******g@gmail.com, Its also now in my file locker as i saw  Midinicks suggestion after I sent you the mail.

@Midinick
Thanks, i was indeed looking for the file locker as I was sure that ive seen that in use by other people, looked in the wrong place!
Can you see and dload the file now?



oh thank you ^^

you need to "copy link" the "View" in your file locker, the link is the downloadlink you can share with everyone you like :)

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jonnybode ( ) posted Fri, 24 July 2026 at 8:58 PM

@Midinick

Me = oldie in the Poser World, newbie in sharing files.
Ive sent you the link via site mail, hope it works.



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