Re-Installing Studio

I installed Studio on a small hard drive yet kept using it and installing items. Now I want to install to a bigger hard drive but there are so many bits and pieces and folders I don't get the option to install anywhere but the default drive. How can I do this? 

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  • Is it Daz Studio or the content you wish to move? How are you installing now?

  • weezietooweezietoo Posts: 22
    edited January 2018

    At first I wanted to install to a new folder (daz studio). Now I just moved folders after much agonizing, so many folders! I think I got it all working ok in Studio after redirecting in the Content Directory Manager but now my DSON is broken. Poser looks like it's importing Studio content but only the name of the figure shows up and no actual figure.

    Also, I'm not sure where and when it broke. I also updated to DS 4.10 but can't remember if I did before or after I moved folders around. I started this more than a week ago and since have been really sick and just feeling better enough to try tackling this again.

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  • weezietoo said:

    At first I wanted to install to a new folder (daz studio). Now I just moved folders after much agonizing, so many folders! I think I got it all working ok in Studio after redirecting in the Content Directory Manager but now my DSON is broken. Poser looks like it's importing Studio content but only the name of the figure shows up and no actual figure.

    Also, I'm not sure where and when it broke. I also updated to DS 4.10 but can't remember if I did before or after I moved folders around. I started this more than a week ago and since have been really sick and just feeling better enough to try tackling this again.

    Did you point Poser to the new location of the base figuers? It needs to have the same folders selected as external libraries as DS does for Daz Studio Format content directories.

  • I think I had it pointed to the wrong folder, but I have it all working again. Thanks for the tips.

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