Pp2 files and unix

They define rotation and position of the prop when it is loaded in Poser. Basically, they work in the same way as the scale settings, so I will not explain them further. Props can also contain morphs. In my case the paper plane has 2 morphs to bend the left and the right wing. In the pp2 file, morphs are displayed as additional channels. By default they are set to zero, but of course you could also load a prop with a morph pre-applied.

The lines of numbers starting with a 'd' are the deltas. This is the data which tells Poser how to change the prop when the morph is applied. Theoretically, deltas can be saved in separate files and then injected to use them, but this works only for figures e. V3's head and body morphs which are sold separately. With a pp2 file, don't touch the deltas, leave them as they are, or the morphs will not work anymore.

After the channel data you'll find some settings to determine the way the prop is displayed in Poser. This means that the prop will be displayed with whatever settings are used for the document display style.

However, you can set your prop to a certain display style which will not be affected by the document display style. That means, you can have your prop displayed in outlines and the rest of your scene in texture shaded mode. NOTE: This has no influence whatsoever on how the prop is rendered. It only sets the display mode for the preview window, where you set up your scene before rendering. After the display settings you'll find the material settings.

We'll skip them here because this is a topic for a separate tutorial which will follow soon. At the end of the file all the braces that were opened before find their closing counterparts.

Be careful not to delete any of the braces, the file will not work without them! The 'add actor' command tells Poser to add the prop to your scene. Again the prop's name is used, it has to be the same name as we chose at the beginning. User Tools Log In. Site Tools. Old ArtZone Wiki. Pick dxvk and click ok. Restart the game and try again.

If you're still having issues starting the game or have low fps in high poly, follow these instructions. Turn off blur in the Graphics tab of the AAU launcher, set the mipmap setting to Normal or Best and turn on anti-aliasing and set it to the highest option. Try disabling the overlays in your launcher's Graphics tab, and set the Screenshot Format to.

If that doesn't solve your issue, consider switching to a PPeX mod build for more stability. You do not need any applocale programs, as AAUnlimited comes with its own fixlocale script. To enable it, run the game so the AAUnimited launcher shows up, go to the scripts tab and enable the "fixlocale" script. Scripts with check marks next to them are enabled. The fixlocale script has a settings menu. Set "Force jp system langid" to "Always" and click OK.

Then launch the game and you'll be set. AAUnlimited has its own subtitle overlay. At the bottom of the screen is the more prompt, where you can type a command to move through the sorted text. Once you're done with this screen, you can use any of the commands listed in the discussion of the more program. Eduonix Learning Solutions. Frahaan Hussain. Pradeep D. Musab Zayadneh. Previous Page. Next Page. Useful Video Courses. More Detail.