Works for me. How did you do it? I like the double shadow.

Poser can do spotlights. In fact, one of the commands in the Object menu is "Create Spot Light". What Poser doesn't have is an omni light, also known as a point light. This is a light source that radiates light equally in all directions. Exactly the sort of function you need when creating light bulbs, fireballs, magical effects, etc. You can fake an omni light in Poser by creating a lot of spotlights at the same coordinates, and then aiming them outwards in all directions.

The omni light is what I was tring to do, so I must not be using enough lights.

Omni lights are part of the light settings in Poser. Im doing this from memory as Im at work right now. Turn on the light control, that ball with the position of the lights showing. On the bottom of it are some buttons, one creates light, one delete lights, and one adjusts properties, theres a colour setter and a slider adusts the light intensity. Got it? okay, click on the one that adjusts light properties and there are two tickboxes, one says spotlight the says, erm, infinite or something like. Click on that one and you have a point light. Hope you find this of some help B)

And when it comes to spotlights, what Poser cannot do, at least not right now, is do "visible light source" or volumetric light: that effect of the light coming out of the source lamp and then falling off. Thats a ray-tracing function, which Poser doesnt do... yet. =)

as carmen from southpark would say "sweet"!

Aah, I got it backwards then (typical, lol) but I still like the way the light fades at the edges, while leaving the girl's shadows sharp. how I did it? I put the lights inside a cone with the end chopped off and pointed it at her. 2 lights used at 50% intensity.