Would there be an easy was to collect all the poses i have for daz figures?

[Johnny]

I have a lot of content i've collect over the past few years and i've organized all of it in different runtimes - for example all my "animals" are in a content directory, all my "sci fi" stuff is in another, ect.

I really like the collection of poses that someone posted here where all the G8M poses are one place and organized in categories like crawling, sitting, ect.

I would love ALL of my poses organized like that. any suggestions on the easiest way to do this?

just something that came to mind this morning...

john

[SkippyTheMeh]

I don't believe there's an easy way to do it. I think you'll need to go through each pose one-by-one, no matter how you choose to organise them.

You could use the right-click -> Categorize option to sort them, then access them via the 'Categories' container at the bottom of the Content Library list. This doesn't however seem to be sortable by figure, so ale & female and G3, G8 and G9 are all mixed together.

You could create your pose categories as folders inside the root pose folder for each figure (or create your own runtime), then copy and paste the poses into them.

[gaver]

I have organised the zips or set ups in categories, Sit, Stand< bed, Fight, read, Action etc
So I can unzip the whole lot, per categorie ( say Stand) once done al I do is make A "Stand" folder in the pose folder, move al the just unzipped content there.
In you case it is just a lot of time that is needed.Once you star a system, it is easy to ad new items ( you remember the subcategories after a while). The more detailed, the more work.
Do a bit at a time, it is a tedious job, but once organised you will be glad 😉

[ulysses]

Most pose sets have a combination of sitting, standing, laying, etc. Even "action" pose sets usually have the character upright, lying, squatting, jumping, etc. Of course, pose sets that are specific (like sleeping pose sets) can be identified easily. But I agree with skippy, doesn't seem like an easy fix.

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