As a real beginners with Poser 9, is there a way to turn a human figure (or any figure) into a wireframe?

Many thanks

Jack Casement

select figure and press alt+ctrl+3

If you mean to render as a wireframe, select the wireframe option you want to display (such as in lowpoly's example). Note that you can choose to have the whole scene displayed in wireframe, which will probably be visually confusing, or only a selected figure or prop. Then choose anti-alias from the render menu - don't actually render.

If you want to render larger than the preview window, then make a "movie" with only a single frame, and choose the appropriate settings.

I can only be vague about the exact procedure since I'm currently teetering on the brink of buying Poser 9. However it can be done in earlier versions and I'm sure the ability hasn't been taken out.  

P 9 is on sale  till tomorrow EnglishBob

Many thanks everyone for your help

You can also load the texture template for the character or prop as an actual texture and render that.

This is Victoria 3 with this method.

And if you invert the image (white mesh on black) and plug it into a transparency channel, you get an actual wireframe.

Thank you all for the terrific examples.  I just think they are a bit beyond me

Thanks Primorge, you make it look so easy.  Will give it a try.  Cheers

Quote - > Quote - You can also load the texture template for the character or prop as an actual texture and render that.

This is Victoria 3 with this method.

Loading any .obj into free UVMapper will let you produce such a template (as a b/w wireframe).  Making this into a negative and adding it to your transparency channel would produce a nice wireframe look.  With backsided polys removed it would probably look like a holgraphic projection of some kind.