Hey Linda
Wow, the cat and hamster curled up asleep together....haha. That's like one of the videos had a cat with a bird....amazing
I'm so glad your technical problems with DS4 have been solved. I had the very same experience as you described, and none of the fixes worked for me either. I had to just keep messing with it, like you've done. I've had enough wrestling matches to know it takes a lot of patience and perseverence, and maybe even a little hair-pulling...haha. At least you're back in business! I finally got the last thing entered into my content folder in P11.2....copying the enormous runtime to the drive is the easy part....I can sleep while that's at work. What takes time is adding each individual category of the runtime into the Poser 11 content display, since the indexing fights you all the way, slowing down the process. Well, it's finally all there, so that I can actually work in Poser 11 now, and open any previously created scene files. That's extremely important when you do animations, to be able to save your scene files.
I'm working on setting up CrossDresser tonight, another essential for the usual workflow, and this morning I even set up my games....also necessary for when the other stuff gets on my last nerve, then I can take a break from it
I even found the
second version of the free Moorhuhn game online, so it's set up now on Windows 10 and works beautifully, along with the original German first version of the Moorhuhn game. There's also a
similar version on Steam and a funny, newer version called
Crazy Chicken Pirates on Amazon. These games are a great outlet for when you feel like you'd like to shoot your computer...haha
Moorhuhn original first version:
Moorhuhn 2:
Crazy Chicken Pirates: