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Pose Builder opens too big in Daz Studio

jcam7170_bd3757fa63jcam7170_bd3757fa63 Posts: 15
edited December 1969 in New Users

Hi everyone. I recently bought the Pose Builder program. It's a program that launches inside Daz Studio when it's open, it dosent work in the tabs and panes sections like most other content. My problem is that when it launches it opens too large, almost vertical, so i cant access the main buttons to apply the poses. I can't right-click on it, can't minimize it or move it around enough. Ive tried messing with it in the file folders but nothing is working. I just want it to open smaller where i can see the whole thing and access all of the buttons. Any help or suggestions are appreciated, thanks.

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  • fixmypcmikefixmypcmike Posts: 19,613
    edited December 1969

    What is your screen resolution?

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,690
    edited December 1969

    Since it is a script, it can't be docked. You can see, by my image, how much room the screen takes up in my program. You can't make the window less wide, but I can make less high by dragging on the bottom corner. When you use "Click here to select pose", that window may also be large, but you should also be able to drag on the corner to diminish it's size. That said, I am on a Mac as opposed to Windows, but I would hope they work similarly.

    Does your script window come in much larger than mine?

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  • jcam7170_bd3757fa63jcam7170_bd3757fa63 Posts: 15
    edited December 1969

    My screen resolution is set to landscape but it shows up as portrait.

    Heres what my screen looks like. I can only move PB down or sideways. I cant move it up enough or minimize it to even reach the bottom corner, although that might work if i can get to it.

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  • kaotkblisskaotkbliss Posts: 2,914
    edited December 1969

    If you increase you resolution, that will make everything smaller.
    When you right click on your desktop, select screen resolution.
    You should see an option for screen resolution, move the slider up to make everything smaller.
    Then you can adjust your Pose builder size and move the resolution slider back down to make things bigger again.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,792
    edited December 1969

    If, as may be the case on a laptop, you are limited to 768 pixels try clicking on the last visible option - I can't read it as you have shrunk the image, which isn't necessary as the forum will do it for you and we can then click for full-size - to select it, then click again to deselect it so that it as you want it but leave the focus there, then press the tab key (once, I'm told, works, but you may need to experiment) to move the focus to the Accept button and finally press the space-bar to click the button.

  • jcam7170_bd3757fa63jcam7170_bd3757fa63 Posts: 15
    edited December 1969

    My screen was already at its smallest. Adjusting to portait turns everything sideways so i can see what's there but wasn't able to resize or shrink anything down but using the tabs and enter buttons worked! It's at least workable for me now so that's the important thing. Thanks everyone for the help and advice. Much appreciated!

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