Paper thickness varies (from 'paper thin' as in a few mils all the way up to 'heavy paper').  This link has a table of weights (scroll down a little).

That said, a Poser unit (PU) is about 96-100".  So, for paper that is 0.01" thick, that is 0.01*0.01 = 0.0001 which isn't too bad.  That is, we're multiplying 1/100th of a PU by 0.01".

Polygons this close shouldn't cause render artifacts as long as the sides are facing out properly - Poser will then cull out the other side polygons as they are facing away from the camera when rendering.

Robert

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