Please take a look at this video:

Why you have to DELETE the obj files that Poser saves for you

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Secondly : Posers newer functions require a fully symmetrical default obj file. You can do with morphs afterwards whatever you want, but the default obj file needs to be symmetrical.:

The minimum object file requirements are :

• Fully symmetrical
• Properly grouped and fully welded => See the video where I demo what is happening with a dress, but the same thing happens with all figures rigged in Poser because, and I will write it in BOLD => Poser is unable to export a properly grouped and welded obj file. => For all Poser functions to work properly, you can not have double vertex. => In this case all vertex at all welds have a double. (just like the dress had)

So sorry to say but :

• The default figure is not symmetrical
• The object file is a collection of loose groups

The good thing is that Poser uses an internal "rewelding at import" function, so the figure "works" (just like the dress in the demo worked).

But it is better to work with a "properly grouped and welded object file" that has no double vertex at all the welds;

Best regards, Tony