> Quote - aha, now we get to the part where it is all about....(drumroll).....RENDERING > > Yup, rendering is the word, simpley sayd, your going to make a "digital picture" of your model. > > ok, when your all happy with the pose, clothing, lighting etc, than you can render. > > On your work screen, where you found the figure info..you see a tab named "Render" > If you click it, you go to the render screen, here you can configure your render screen settings (on the top left again) > > If you look at the right of your work screen, you see a icon of a camera, if you click that, the rendering starts. > It takes a bit and you see a rendered picture of your model unfolding. > In this stage, you use basic settings, for better results you better can wait untill you feel more confortable in Poser. > Render settings is a whole new chapter. > > When rendering is done, click on "File" (most top left of the screen) than "Export" and select "export Image". > Do this when your Render is visible in the work screen, otherwise the raw unrendered version will be saved. > > Poser exports standard in PNG, but you can choose in the save screen for other options.

OMG!  I think I've done it!  Thank you so so much!!  She could be improved on a lot but I'm proud of my first ever Poser creation!!  How do you want to be credited on my Poser page?