Ah, Little_Dragon. I figured, no joints, no posable bones. That should be stated somewhere if it is indeed posable in Poser. :) It can get confusing as .obj files can be one continuous mesh, one continuous mesh divided into groups (I do this rather than withstand the use of Poser grouping tools - which do the same thing), or separate object groups with unique vertices. Some programs treat the .obj groups as 'sections' of the single geometry, others (like C4D) as separate geometry objects. Either way, you can have the groups contiguous or discontiguous (welded points or not). Turbosquid's terminology is not very exact here ...

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