JP's are just x,y,z coodinates for each body parts centerpoint,endpoint,and bending zone range. They are stored in each figure's .cr2 file. So if you have a new figure that is identical in every way to an existing figure you already have. All you need to do is copy that .cr2 file. Put it in a new folder and rename it whatever you like. Then change the two .obj pointer lines in it to point to your new .obj file. But lets face it. How many times does your new figure match anything you already have perfectly? Never. So that means finding the closest match. Then editing the .cr2 to make it work. Dan Wimiles has a .cr2 utility that amoung other things. Copies those JP numbers from one .cr2 to another. But it's not free. And I don't know how well it works. ScottA