Here's more info to add to the confusion ;-) You can create a brand new figure with recessed eyes to apply all of your poses to. That way you won't need to use the standard figure at all anymore. 1.)open the standard figure. 2.)turn all IK off. 3.)select the hip. 4.)open the Joint editor and hit the zero figure button. 5.)double check the arms and legs that so all dials are set at 0. 6.)translate both eyes back .001. 7.)export the figure into the same folder as the base figure with a new name *Don't overwright the original .obj file. 8.)make a copy of the figures .cr2 and rename it to the same name as the new .obj you just exported. And Put it in any libraries folder you like. 9.)close Poser and delete any .rsr files in that geometries folder so you changes take effect. 10.)edit the pointers in the new .cr2 to point at your new .obj file 11.)open Poser->select your new figure from the library (shrugging guy) And re-save it to the library. You now should have an exact copy of the figure you started with. The only exception is the eyes will be set back permanently. And any pose you apply in the future will not cause them to move back out. The only thing that you'll need to edit in the new .cr2 file is the pointers to your new .obj file. But that's pretty easy. I have info on that listed in the PoserTechnical forum's FAQ. And should be self explanitory even for a novice. (I hope S). Just another way to go. There's so many ways to do the same thing with Poser. It's just a matter of what way you feel comfortable with. ScottA