Jaager's well-intentioned advice just serves to illustrate the problem. Most people (like myself) who are attracted to using Poser do so to avoid the kind of internal tinkering that he suggests. We bought a program that was supposed to offer a certain level of transparent ease-of-use. Instead, now we're supposed to suddenly dig into scripts with text editors and/or re-write code.

I think that all this arcane, programmer-level tinkering will some day become obsolete. The truly successful 3D program of the future will be the one that makes all of this stuff INVISIBLE, has a GREAT user interface, gets out of the way and just lets you create.

Still waiting....

JJsemp