Tired of navigating to your own content folders?

mCasual

............... then put them all in your very own library folder!

 

i feel a bit dumb but after using poser/studio for an embarassingly long time

it dawned on me that, since i always get annoyed by the 10 seconds it takes me to navigate to my props/figures/scripts folders

because they're mixed with content by others ....

 

all i have to do is put them all in a folder named Jacques, for example inside my Windows /user/Jacques folder

then i tell Daz Studio to add the Jacques  folder to the list of Poser and Studio content folders

 

in my case the exodus is done using a batch file:

if you're scared of batch files ( you should! ) then do the moves manually

Warning : Only Use This If You Understand What it does

 

md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\scripts"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Textures\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual"xcopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\scripts\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\scripts\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\textures\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Textures\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual\" /epause

then to avoid confusion, one should move hide or rename the original folders to some safe backup area

 

 

 

 

nicstt

Hmm, I like this idea.

I'm not to stressed about scripts; a system disk image is a wonderful thing. :)

StratDragon

mCasual said:

............... then put them all in your very own library folder!

 

i feel a bit dumb but after using poser/studio for an embarassingly long time

it dawned on me that, since i always get annoyed by the 10 seconds it takes me to navigate to my props/figures/scripts folders

because they're mixed with content by others ....

 

all i have to do is put them all in a folder named Jacques, for example inside my Windows /user/Jacques folder

then i tell Daz Studio to add the Jacques  folder to the list of Poser and Studio content folders

 

in my case the exodus is done using a batch file:

if you're scared of batch files ( you should! ) then do the moves manually

Warning : Only Use This If You Understand What it does

 

md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\scripts"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Textures\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual"md "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual"xcopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\scripts\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\scripts\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Geometries\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\textures\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\Textures\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\props\mcasual\" /excopy "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAZ\Studio\content\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual" "C:\Users\Jacques\Documents\DAZ 3D\Jacques\Runtime\libraries\character\mcasual\" /epause

then to avoid confusion, one should move hide or rename the original folders to some safe backup area

 

 

 

 

maybe Backup the entire content folder before you embark on this,

but I'm still not sure I understand what your telling me it does.