Well raybe, you can use lightspeeds hap swap uph to change clothes, not sure that is written in there but know it can be done. Don't know if it depends on any outside help. I just got a laptop and wanted hal on it. Went to people putty and couldn't download the player that is supposed to be there. Had old People putty disc, couldn't register without paying but was able to get player from that. Don't even know for sure if this following tip works without player but it is easy to try. Take the following text, put it in notepad, name it HapLogCtrl.txt and put it on C drive. Then you can drag and drop into that window when it comes up with Hal. If this doesn't work then you probably need the player. My security was messing with me when I tryed to download player, maybe you will have better luck. I'm no expert on this and would appreciate help explaing from anyone in the know.
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# Haptek Logging Control File
#
# c:\HapLogCtrl.txt
#
# This file must be in c:\ and named "HapLogCtrl.txt".
# Otherwise it is ignored.
#
# log= <feature> <level> <filename root>
# Feature = one of
# HapApi2
# HapActiveX
# HapRendDX
# HapSoundMgr
# HapNetscape
#
# level = one of
# 0 - no logging
# 1 - logging to constant filenames (recommended to reduce disk usage)
# 2 - logging to time-stamped filenames (better for intense debugging)
#
# filename root = root of the filename. .txt and/or .log and timestamping may be pre/a-pended.
# if ommited, the feature name is used.
#
#
# logdirectory= c:\HaptekLogs
# Specifies the directory all the log files go into. The directory must exist.
#
# debugger= y/n
# special command used by Win32HaptekApi2 to open a pop-up debugger right away,
# useful for seeing which commands are being sent to the API.
#
#
#
# Examples
#
# log= hapapi2 1 my log file
# means log the hapapi2 features to c:\hapteklogs\my log file.txt
#
# log= hapapi2 2
# means log the hapapi2 features to c:\hapteklogs\<timestamp>_hapapi2.txt
#
# logdirectory= e:\my haptek logs
# log files will go in e:\my haptek logs
#
# debugger= y
# a debugger window will open immediately when the Win32HaptekApi2 starts up.
#
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logdirectory= c:\HaptekLogs
debugger= y
log= HapApi2 1
log= HapActiveX 0
log= HapRendDX 0
log= HapSoundMgr 0
log= HapNetscape 0