Attached Link: Dr Geep's Scale Tutorial

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@ AntoniaTiger .... :biggrin: ... Thank you.

Another "feature" of using DGS is that when you use the parameter dial to move an object ...

... it will move in EXACTLY 1/10 inch increments making it very easy to align the edges of two different objects with precision.  That's 0.001 Pnu increments using the "Click & Drag" on the parameter dial method.

Just thought you might like to know. ... ;=]

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

P.S.  DGS, try it, you'll like it and, as AntoniaTiger says, " When I'm importing a mesh I use DGS. It's sitting in the middle, and doesn't look obviously wrong."(as shown in the graphic above - Page 12 - excerpt from the Poser 6 Tutorial Archive at Dr Geep Studios.)

DGS lies almost exactly between the scales used in Poser 5 and Poser 6/Poser 7 (as shown in the graphic above) so that any scaling error is minimized for any of these versions of Poser, i.e., P5, P6, or P7.

Also, props created in Poser 4 using DGS will fit in other versions of Poser with minimal scaling error.

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019