SOLVED - Accidentally Clicked NO When Asked if DAZ Studio Can

Fauvist

Accidentally Clicked NO When Asked if DAZ Studio Can Access Files, and now none of my content shows up in the content pane.  I checked the Content Directory Manager, and all the paths to the content are still showing up.

When I try to reopen a prviously created DAZ Studio scene, what shows up are rectangular boxes that give a vague impression of what the figures and scene looked like.

How do I allow DAZ Studio to access my content files again?

I'm on a MACBOOK PRO running Ventura 13.2.

The MacBook has permission to let DAZ Studio access the files (see attached picture)

Thanks!

Fauvist

Fauvist said:

Accidentally Clicked NO When Asked if DAZ Studio Can Access Files, and now none of my content shows up in the content pane.  I checked the Content Directory Manager, and all the paths to the content are still showing up.

When I try to reopen a prviously created DAZ Studio scene, what shows up are rectangular boxes that give a vague impression of what the figures and scene looked like.

How do I allow DAZ Studio to access my content files again?

I'm on a MACBOOK PRO running Ventura 13.2.

The MacBook has permission to let DAZ Studio access the files (see attached picture)

Thanks!

Oh, maybe not.  When I look at the other applications and what they are allowed to access, there are slider bars with red dots on them showing the folders the applications are allowed to access - one of them being REMOVABLE VOLUMES, which is where my content is stored.

Fauvist

Fauvist said:

Fauvist said:

Accidentally Clicked NO When Asked if DAZ Studio Can Access Files, and now none of my content shows up in the content pane.  I checked the Content Directory Manager, and all the paths to the content are still showing up.

When I try to reopen a prviously created DAZ Studio scene, what shows up are rectangular boxes that give a vague impression of what the figures and scene looked like.

How do I allow DAZ Studio to access my content files again?

I'm on a MACBOOK PRO running Ventura 13.2.

The MacBook has permission to let DAZ Studio access the files (see attached picture)

Thanks!

Oh, maybe not.  When I look at the other applications and what they are allowed to access, there are slider bars with red dots on them showing the folders the applications are allowed to access - one of them being REMOVABLE VOLUMES, which is where my content is stored.

I have TWO versions of DAZ Studio on my MacBook - the newest release and an older Beta Public Build.  It is the Beta Public Build which is not showing up on the access list.

Fauvist

Empty content folders.