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Visual .duf editor?

artin.zartin.z Posts: 9
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

After researching last night, I found out the problem with my scene files taking over 10 minutes to open is due to the fact that I have hundreds/thousands of hidden nodes called reality_scene_data.  From what I understand this was something used by Reality 2 and is no longer used.  However, since I do a lot of merging, it seems that these nodes will keep appending.  The cleaning process I've used has been:

  1. Load Scene (waiting 10+ minutes)
  2. Select the nodes I want to keep
  3. Save the nodes as a subset
  4. Start a new scene and load the subset
  5. Overwrite existing scene
  6. Reload scene to make sure it's clean

While this format works great, I have 400+ scenes and after doing this process for 3-4 of them, I'd like to know if there's a quicker way so I don't have to wait for each scene to load.  I am able to extract the compressed .duf files using 7zip into a 200MB+ file and open with a text editor, but I have no idea what to edit.  It's mostly numbers/coodinates.

Do any visual .duf editors exist that will list the nodes in a text format similar to what you see in the scene tab in Daz3d or does anyone know any better way to solve this problem?

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