1) create the top-level folder and name it something - *anything* - as long as it doesn't include the word 'runtime'. Example: "Test".

2. Inside that folder create a new folder and name it 'runtime'. Don't add anything to it, it's just for testing.

3. In Poser's library, do what everyone's suggested above to add a new runtime (see the graphic to check you're doing it right)

4. After you click the Add Runtime button you should have navigated to (for example) the new 'Test' folder and then clicked on the Runtime folder inside that.

If all went to plan, you now have a new runtime folder in your library called 'Test'. If that worked for you, you can go ahead and add proper runtimes using exactly the same method.

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