ALXN Nimmeth

[Aelin]

Unfortunately, in Daz, mc6 don't work; i try when i didn't know the different names  . They are pz2, and go on libraries too
Runtime => libraries => Pose.

But i think sometimes, mc6 can work in DS4. Or it's in my dreams   

[thelufias]

Do we get to vote? 

[Jherrith]

Eventually but not on what you think you should be voting on, but on what Kianna is thinking of

[thelufias]

That's an easy one....When one has a one track mind....and thankfully I have such fun derailing that one track mind

[Jherrith]

Well she do adore you to the exclusion of all else so you might be able to distract her

[sidherose]

Oh good Lord.......... :Fae01:

[thelufias]

Thank you...you beat me to it and I couldn't think of what to say to that one

[dRaCX]

  Uh....Yup! I got nothin for that one.

[Jherrith]

[Wayii]

Last I checked, .pz2 works in both Poser and DS.  .mc5 and .mc6 only work in Poser.  .ds, .dsa and .duf only work in DS (.dsa mostly only works in DS3+ and .duf in DS4+).  .pz2 uses the figure line and .mc5 and 6 use the material line. 

Editing .mc6s to make DS friendly .pz2s for DS users means editing that first line and changing it from material to figure.  I do this a lot because I remember what it was like to be a DS user in a Poser-dominated market.  I haven't forgotten now that I'm a Poser user in a DAZ-dominated market...even if the DAZ corporate philosophy doesn't return the courtesy much (I hate you DSON.  I hate you more Genesis.)