Ok, this may sound a tad snotty, and for that I apologize, but I give up. Have I missed something actually new here that is not merely the standard animation capabilities which are all quite thoroughly described in the manual starting on page 206? I realize that not everyone uses these but all this "New Discovery" talk is a bit like taking credit for "discovering" morph targets or texture mapping. Poser's animation capabilities and "tweening" are really an essential part of the basic program for most of us which is probably why no one ever thought to describe it here before. For those not into reading or (uh-hmm) who don't own the manual, then just open the animation drawer at the bottom of the Poser screen. The short-cut keys you have "discovered" are all represented as buttons there. Try it. It's pretty intuitive and somewhat easier than the process you have described in your tute.