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Some more explanations:

The main difference in Poser between an

• ordinary prop for a hair {prop Anyname} (saved to the "props library" as a .pp2 file) and
• a hair prop {prop figureHair Anyname} (saved to the "hair library" as an .hr2 file)

is that a {prop figureHair} sort of becomes a body part, so you can grab it with the mouse and use it to move the whole head. This won't work with a simple hair prop.

Both ways have it's advantages and flaws:

• if you load a {prop figureHair}, then modify it, and subsequently decide to try another {prop figureHair}, the previous one will be deleted and replaced with the new one - so your previous work is lost.

• If you load a hair as a simple {prop AnynameHair}, yo can try our different versions of hair without deleting the previous one.

Try what best fits your needs.

I would suggest starting with simple props first to have all options, and only after you've achieved your desired style, save it to the "Hair" library (*1).

K

(*1) Which is only necessary if you need the little extra functionality of a {prop figureHair}. My hairs nowadays are mostly saved as regular props and locked into place. . . . .

EDIT: RAMWolff and Boni did type faster than me... ** . .

@RAMWolff: DO NOT! check "Inherit bends of parent! Simply reparent it and save. That's all!