When you export to a wavefront .obj format, the last step is the export options. (See pic) [x] Include body part names in polygon groups This option writes the object file with each group having the corresponding body part name, lFoot, hip, etc. Generally, you want this option checked. [ ] Use exact internal names except spaces Body parts for Poser figures have two names, an internal name and the display name, which may differ. Generally, leave this off. [ ] Include figure names in polygon groups This option writes the object file with each group having the figure name, as well as the corresponding body part name, Figure1_lFoot, etc. Generally, you want this option unchecked. [ ] Include existing groups in polygon groups This is only useful when you've used the grouping tool to create new groups for your figure within Poser. If you haven't leave it unchecked. The last two check boxes are of particular importance when exporting models from Poser: [ ] Weld body part seams This will fuse all the separate body part groups into a single unified mesh. The matching points along each seam where any two body part groups attach, (the thigh and shin for instance) will be merged together. This is generally used when exporting to a 3D paint program or modeller where you want a unified mesh. This option also has the side effect of zeroing out a figure's morphs. So if you want to export the figure with current morphs intact, do NOT check this. [x] As morph target (no world transformations) This is an important option. You always want this checked when exporting an object to make morphs or to use for making clothes etc. What this option does is remove any poses or other transformations, so the object is exported in the default pose and position. Regards- Lemurtek