I'd suggest you start off with the variuos tutorials mentioned and try to get the hang of the basic process - ie. making a posable object and getting it to work in poser. Once you've mastered that, you'll be able to ask for more specific information. The aspect that les bentley mentioned is quite important. When modelling any object that you want to be posable, you have to divide it into the groups which will be necessary for the various movements. So, for a posable door you might have the wall and frame in one group, the door itself in another and maybe a handle in a 3rd group. That way you can bring the various pieces into poser and set their origins so that they rotate properly. Like anything else, it's a question of practice. I've been making rooms and what-not for a good while now, and there are a lot of tricks I just had to learn by figuring it out the hard way. Take it a step at a time and just ask whenever you need help. mac