Miki 4 Install issues in W10
bnstone_stone
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Has anyone been able to install Miki 4 in W10. I've changed machines and now I get an error saying Poser.exe is not in this directory even though it is.
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Moved. Thank you.
Which version of Poser do you have? From what I remember, Miki 4 can only be installed to Poser 9/PoserPro 2012
If Poser is installed in c:/Program Files you can't install content in your Poser program directory in WIndows 10 unless you have UAC turned off. Where is your Poser content installed? Try creating an empty text file called poser.exe in that location and point the installer there...
Poser 11 Pro. Why can it not be installed in Poser if it is a Poser product? I got her when I had Poser 9, now I've wasted money on a characture I purchased?
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Other content can be installed, but not her?
This is kind of a messed up feature if I bought her but cannot reinstall because of some technical oversite. Has there been any suggestions to fix this glitch?
I'm not sure of the reason for this, if it's for technical reasons, or just a limitation in the installers, but I think it looks for content specific to P9/2012. This applied to both Miki4 and Tyler GND as far as I remember. If you still have Poser 9, you can install her to that, but you can still use her in later versions of Poser, just add the Poser9 library.
It's not nice that the installer is fixed on Poser 9 library.
Unfortunately, I was not able to install it with Poser 10 or higher because the Poser path was not found. Error message: "Poser is not in the selected directory"
GND Tyler (.exe) and Miki 4 (.exe) were made with Inno Setup (Installer).
However, this "innoextract" program works for manual unpacking of the content of such Inno Setup programs.
This tool is free and a command line program:
constexpr.org/innoextract
Here's a way to get the content anyway, you use like this:
start the command prompt:
cmd
Go to the innoextract directory on the command line
Usage:
innoextract FILE
Examples:
innoextract GNDTyler.exe
Examples:
innoextract Miki4.exe
In this example,
innoextract.exe
andTylerGND.exe
as well asMiki4.exe
should be in one directory.If the names of the installers are different, you can rename them as above.
The unpacked files (Runtime) can then be found in the
code$GetContentDir
andcode$GetDefaultDirName
folders.It worked.
That's great to know! Thanx!!
With the old SM installers, it's possible to bypass all of the prompts and extract the contents without using a separate app. Either from the command line or shortcut add the parameters /SILENT /DIR="." to extract the files to the current folder.
For some reason, Microsoft removed the option to launch the Command prompt from the current folder. If you find it confusing, or just a hastle, here's how to create a self extracting shortcut for the SM installers.
If you want, you can then move the shortcut back to the original folder.