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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 06 7:01 am)
Easiest way: load a primitove prop (a box) into your scene.
Select your first figure in the scene, choose Figure -> Set Figure Parent from the menu, and pick the box.
Do the same for the second/third/whatever figure.
Now you can move the box around, and the figures will move with it. Make the box invisible before rendering.
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If you want to uniformly scale a figure and his/her clothes, you can parent the figure to a prop and then scale the prop. That's a useful trick, but why must one resort to tricks to perform such a basic, essential function in Poser?
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Quote - If you want to uniformly scale a figure and his/her clothes, you can parent the figure to a prop and then scale the prop. That's a useful trick, but why must one resort to tricks to perform such a basic, essential function in Poser?
And, I just found out, it doesn't work. (For some reason I thought it had...)
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Hi guys,
once I have imported my characters into my poser scene (the characters are a couch, person sitting on it, and person standing next to it), how can I group them together so I can position them correctly in my scene.
I have already spent time posing them and getting them to interact with each other, don't want to do it all again. I hope I have explained that OK.
Thank you all for your help.