You could always render your image without the background as a .png and then composit the two images (the render and the background) together in an image editor. The png file format of the render will make the standard poser background transparent, so you should be able to just position the render over the background in, say, Photoshop. Tip: you might also want to render the background on its own as well (so the lighting matches). I've just realised that this was for multiple renders, so that could get a bit labourious. But it is the best way.

Message edited on: 06/26/2005 18:17