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Find out pose used on model?

vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,682
edited December 2023 in The Commons

Is there any way to figure out what pose you used on a model in a saved scene?

I can easily tell what hair is used, the clothing, etc, because they all appear in the Scene pane. 

But I can't figure out which pose I used on a Genesis 8 figure. I want to use the same pose on a Genesis 9 figure, but copying the G8 figure and pasting the pose to the G9 figure does not work. And I have more than 300 pose sets. It's frustrating going through them all trying to find the pose I used.

I have the pose converter to apply the G8 pose to the G9 figure, trouble is I just cannot find the pose.

Post edited by vonHobo on

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  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,715

    You could save a pose preset from the G8 figure and convert that.

  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,682

    Leana said:

    You could save a pose preset from the G8 figure and convert that.

    I finally found the pose, but thank you for the suggestion.

    I will try this and write it down for next time. 

  • Matt_CastleMatt_Castle Posts: 2,570

    von Hobo said:

    Is there any way to figure out what pose you used on a model in a saved scene?

    To answer the question anyway, no, this is not possible.

    Poses have no traceable library links like there are with models, morphs or textures. Once it's applied, it's just joint pose values that are then resaved into the scene file.

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 6,984
    edited December 2023

    von Hobo said:

    Is there any way to figure out what pose you used on a model in a saved scene?

    I can easily tell what hair is used, the clothing, etc, because they all appear in the Scene pane. 

    But I can't figure out which pose I used on a Genesis 8 figure. I want to use the same pose on a Genesis 9 figure, but copying the G8 figure and pasting the pose to the G9 figure does not work. And I have more than 300 pose sets. It's frustrating going through them all trying to find the pose I used.

    I have the pose converter to apply the G8 pose to the G9 figure, trouble is I just cannot find the pose.

    I used to have very similar requirement as OP. At earliest time I wrote them down by using a sticker software, then I used Super Save - https://www.daz3d.com/super-save, which can save Notes with the scene file, pretty convenient.

    Then I use MD Node Notes, much more convenient and stronger... but it's not in the store now - http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/88154/start ...  similar script may be written.

    Post edited by crosswind on
  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,682

    Matt_Castle said:

    von Hobo said:

    Is there any way to figure out what pose you used on a model in a saved scene?

    To answer the question anyway, no, this is not possible.

    Poses have no traceable library links like there are with models, morphs or textures. Once it's applied, it's just joint pose values that are then resaved into the scene file.

    Thank you for clearing that up. That was my guess, but I wanted to ask to be sure. 

  • vonHobovonHobo Posts: 1,682

    crosswind said:

    von Hobo said:

    Is there any way to figure out what pose you used on a model in a saved scene?

    I can easily tell what hair is used, the clothing, etc, because they all appear in the Scene pane. 

    But I can't figure out which pose I used on a Genesis 8 figure. I want to use the same pose on a Genesis 9 figure, but copying the G8 figure and pasting the pose to the G9 figure does not work. And I have more than 300 pose sets. It's frustrating going through them all trying to find the pose I used.

    I have the pose converter to apply the G8 pose to the G9 figure, trouble is I just cannot find the pose.

    I used to have very similar requirement as OP. At earliest time I wrote them down by using a sticker software, then I used Super Save - https://www.daz3d.com/super-save, which can save Notes with the scene file, pretty convenient.

    Then I use MD Node Notes, much more convenient and stronger... but it's not in the store now - http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/88154/start ...  similar script may be written.

    I should probably take notes. Thank you for the software suggestions.  

  • ElorElor Posts: 1,489

    crosswind said:

    Then I use MD Node Notes, much more convenient and stronger... but it's not in the store now - http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/88154/start ...  similar script may be written.

    It's available for free on @MikeD's website:

    http://www.mikededes.com/md-nodes-notes/

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 6,984

    Elor said:

    crosswind said:

    Then I use MD Node Notes, much more convenient and stronger... but it's not in the store now - http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/88154/start ...  similar script may be written.

    It's available for free on @MikeD's website:

    http://www.mikededes.com/md-nodes-notes/

    Hah, nice! I've not visited his site for a while... 

  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 7,760
    edited December 2023

    It will take less time to simply re-save the pose to a new name than going search for the pose file in the content library.  You can have the pose saved in 10-15 seconds. File / Save As / PosePreset

    Post edited by FirstBastion on
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