If it's Daz files, it's easy: Just let the installer handle it. 99% of the time they're made properly so they will extract it right. As for downloaded stuff, just make sure that the path in the zipfiles start with runtime.... and all you need is to extract them to the Poser 6 folder with "Use Foldernames" checked in Winzip. Alternatively you can extract them to the Poser 6Downloads folder. They will then end in the Runtime called Downloads, you will see it if you go up one level from where the default is (where you see Figures - Poses - expression and so on...) As martian_manhunter said, you can use multiple runtimes, and in time you will probably find that a good idea, but I'll leave that up to you for now, there's no need (IMO) to confuse more than necessary GG Later, you may find it a good idea to make one runtime for V3, one for M3, one for scenes and so on. Or perhaps something else that suits YOUR workflow :o)

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