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DELETE PS FILES

jimlinjimlin Posts: 146
edited December 1969 in New Users

I have been trying Poser but have decided to use only daz what files can I delete .ps and what other files

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  • ByrdieByrdie Posts: 1,783
    edited December 1969

    Be very careful with the .ps files too. Some products still need them to work in Daz Studio, I think there's a list around here somewhere about what's been updated with proper Studio files.

  • frank0314frank0314 Posts: 14,313
    edited December 1969

    Are you installing packs with DIM or doing it manually?

  • jimlinjimlin Posts: 146
    edited December 1969

    Frank0314 said:
    Are you installing packs with DIM or doing it manually?

    Yes I am installing with DIM . BY deleting I mean uninstalling thanks for fast responce

  • jimlinjimlin Posts: 146
    edited December 1969

    Be very careful with the .ps files too. Some products still need them to work in Daz Studio, I think there's a list around here somewhere about what's been updated with proper Studio files.[/quote

    Thanks for quick response I thought .ps files were for use in Poser only It seems I was wrong

  • JimmyC_2009JimmyC_2009 Posts: 8,891
    edited December 1969

    Since you are using DIM, unless you have Poser selected in the 'Download Filters' option on the Ready to Download tab, you should not be getting any Poser files at all.

    Check that you only have the filters set that apply to you. Prior to the Genesis character being introduced, all DAZ 3D Figures were in Poser Format, so you would not want to delete them (V4, V3, M4, M3 etc. etc.) DAZ Studio reads the Runtime folder that is in My DAZ 3D Library to load these older figures, but the Texture folder in the Runtime folder is also used for textures for more recent items as well.

  • jimlinjimlin Posts: 146
    edited December 1969

    JimmyC_2009 said:
    Since you are using DIM, unless you have Poser selected in the 'Download Filters' option on the Ready to Download tab, you should not be getting any Poser files at all.

    Check that you only have the filters set that apply to you. Prior to the Genesis character being introduced, all DAZ 3D Figures were in Poser Format, so you would not want to delete them (V4, V3, M4, M3 etc. etc.) DAZ Studio reads the Runtime folder that is in My DAZ 3D Library to load these older figures, but the Texture folder in the Runtime folder is also used for textures for more recent items as well.


    Thanks for your reply when I was trying Poser I was allowing PS files to be downloaded I have now changed to filter out PS files but can I uninstall PS files previously downloaded

  • JimmyC_2009JimmyC_2009 Posts: 8,891
    edited December 1969

    jimlin said:
    JimmyC_2009 said:
    Since you are using DIM, unless you have Poser selected in the 'Download Filters' option on the Ready to Download tab, you should not be getting any Poser files at all.

    Check that you only have the filters set that apply to you. Prior to the Genesis character being introduced, all DAZ 3D Figures were in Poser Format, so you would not want to delete them (V4, V3, M4, M3 etc. etc.) DAZ Studio reads the Runtime folder that is in My DAZ 3D Library to load these older figures, but the Texture folder in the Runtime folder is also used for textures for more recent items as well.


    Thanks for your reply when I was trying Poser I was allowing PS files to be downloaded I have now changed to filter out PS files but can I uninstall PS files previously downloaded

    The problem is that some of the content that DAZ Studio uses is in 'Poser Format' and you don't want to delete them.

    There are files created only for use inside Poser called Poser Companion Files (PoserCF) and you can uninstall them if you no longer intend to use Poser.

    To find them in DIM, go to the 'Installed' tab, in the search box at the top right of the interface (magnifying glass symbol) type in PoserCF (case does not matter) and that should list all of the PoserCF files that you have installed. You can then safely uninstall them using DIM.

  • jimlinjimlin Posts: 146
    edited December 1969

    jimmy c Thanks for you reply have done what you suggested all works great thanks again

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