Hi. There's a step (pardon the pun) that you've missed. You need to set the rotations for the different body parts .. you've just used the default settings. I believe you can do this in P5, but I've only just got P5 myself, so haven't ventured that far yet. But there's a free program called PHI Builder that will set rotations for you. Get it here http://www.royriggs.com/poser.html The learning curve isn't too bad and look for Dr Geep tutorials in the main Poser forum here, which explain all about rotation settings. Couple of other things .. your model doesn't have any toes. The Poser figure poses you're applying do. That's a problem because I suspect the poses assume the user has IK turned on for the legs (it's on by default). Your figure has no IK and no toes, which is forcing the foot away from the leg when the pose is used. That's my guess. Good luck.