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#Poser pro 10 full#
#Poser pro 10 software#
Creative professionals everywhere are utilizing this software to help bring their concepts to life, and impress their clients, or even just for fun! You can use Poser Pro for as long as you want with this lifetime subscription, so you never have to worry about renewing. I don't have Win 10, so some suggestions may not apply and I may not be able to help you with certain OS tasks.įirst, make sure that no other executables of Poser are running.The Poser Pro animation software can be downloaded on both a Mac or PC. Typically, "Poser.exe" but I think it also runs a couple of others.
#Poser pro 10 how to#
To be safe, just do a clean reboot if you don't know how to check to be sure there aren't any orphaned processes running.
#Poser pro 10 install#
Is this a brand new install? If so, did you install everything? Check with the SM Installer app to be sure everything is installed and all patches are applied.
If it's not a brand new install, then I'd first suggest that you delete all of your preferences files. This will reset Poser back to its factory-installed default state. You'll lose any custom UI changes and will have to re-associate your content directory, but other than that it's fine.
Here are all the "preferences" files that I would recommend removing. However, I would also recommend deleting (cut/paste somewhere) some others: The files Smith Micro recommends deleting to restore factory defaults, and clear up some issues, can be found here along with their locations: I will list them below: (I'd recommend just pasting them there and working from scratch if you get Poser up-and-running.) "Cut" them from their directories and "Paste" them into a directory were you can later copy them back over if you'd like to troubleshoot the issue and restore some of your settings. PoserUI *x*.xml (custom resolution UI settings), LibraryState.xml (contains your library display prefs) and the RenderFirefly.cfg (or any other Render*.cfg currently generated) and the preferredstate.pz3 file, which is the customized prefered pz file scene loaded when you start Poser, if you've made one besides the default "Andy" scene. (Taken from my post, here: )Īll of these will be regenerated once Poser starts up. That should return Poser to its default state. If so, run it, re-associate any non-default content directories, load up something with textures/mats on it, and do a test render. Then, close Poser, wait for a few seconds (It takes a few seconds for Poser to fully close its processes, depending upon the computer.) and then restart it to see if it restarts appropriately. In the thread linked above, there are some notes I made on some Win10 updates that could effect Poser. I see you wrote that you had attempted rollbacks/removals of some updates. That shouldn't be necessary, but I wouldn't know much about Win10. Make sure that Poser has access to the Port Settings it needs. A lot of users will reaction-click off of that warning when it comes up for the first time.
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