You can put them anywhere on your HDD that you want. Just don't forget where you put them. ;=] I usually create a separate folder in my "Poser" folder. (the top most folder shown on the chart) Then I put my *.pz3 files in the appropriate folder. I have separate folders for my tutorials, such as: . Animations . RealWorld Scale . Light Experiments . Special Scenes . Prop setups . New Characters (WIP) When you do this ... [menu] "File" ---> "Open" ---> "MyPoserFile.pz3" it is the same as loading: . a specific character(s) with all parameters . with a specific pose(s) with all parameters . a specific prop(s) with all parameters . a set of lights with all parameters . a set of cameras with all parameters (from your libraries) other things that also get loaded ... . special texture, bump, and reflection maps . all object colors ... and you can do ALL this with just a couple of clicks. When I am working on a new project, I will always save a *.pz3 file just in case I have forgotten to save something to one of the libraries, e.g., figure, pose, face, light set, camera settings, etc. Saving a *.pz3 file has saved me many, many times when I haven't saved something to one of the libraries yet. Find out what method works best for you and then use it. cheers, dr geep ;=]

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019