Thanks I have downloaded your Free EnvSphere and put in my Scene
Then I got this Image but didnt' got the nice render
In the Material Room I selected EnvSphere and connected this Image in Panoramic Image Source.

This facility is in Blender ( open source) Poser is very rich in solutions, I think there may be some soluation for this. Is any python script for camera?

Checkout my Hexagon Work before decission
http://forum.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=64521&highlight=

Quote - each individual model does not need to be "imported" into poser, by using the Poser version it installs directly into your runtime and appears in your props/poisen folder.
the Poser Version is Zip "1" on download
J.B. "Poisen"

OK Alright. Please moderator, put the link of that file ( If its not in my downloads ) in my Account aginst the order No. 111733021  which I can just exract in runtime directory.

Please moderator, remove this item from my purchase.
Don't worry, I won't take the money back, I may take some more items, which will install in the runtime and come directly in my Poser Menus.

I got so impress by the image of the product.
I was thinking that I have to put the product in the RunTIme and I will see the rendered image
as it was shown.
There were lots of OBJ file, I tried to import one, and It was soooooooo big and its too difficult for me to import one by one and create a complete set as it was shown in the image.

Thanks for idea.

Quote - As Casper said "Walk paths are just for figures (characters)".  But you can cheat. Load a figure that is compatible with the Walk Designer, a lower res figure like the P3 Nude Man is preferable. Make a walk cycle for the figure, use a Run at 100% as this will give smoother motion. Now obviously if you parent a prop to the figures Body actor the prop will move with the figure.

The problem now is to hide the figure without hiding prop. If you were to select the figure's Body actor and set it to invisible, the prop would disappear as well. One option is to set all the parts to the figure to be invisible except 'Body', but this is time consuming unless you have a pose to do it for you.

A better alternative might be; apply the walk cycle to the figure, load a prop primitive, Set Figure Parent to be the primitive, yTran the primitive until the figure is out of sight below the ground, load your prop and parent it to the figures Body actor. Run the animation.

If you need to redo the walk cycle, restore the primitive to zero yTran first, then move it back down after applying the walk cycle.

An alternative to the above is to use ockham's "Hansel and Gretel" Python script to animate your prop:

http://ockhamsbungalow.com/Python/

Thanks for the Link.  Great Solutions. Great Python scripts. Thanks.
Hope this will resolve the problem.

@bagginsbill
Great work.
I have gone thrugh your freebee and  extracted vssPR1A and pasted the directed runtime in my Poser7 Installation Directory
Now what to do?

Quote - I usually use D3d's Toon! python script, along with Ockham's z-flatten script set at around 15 to 25% z-depth. Typically, no shadows with a single distant light.
This example is a bit blurry, but kind of gives the idea. A lot of personal preference involved.

Your image is tooooooo good, please post your settings.....

Thanks for reply. I have gone thru the tutorials and found that saving pose is the eastiest thing in Poser. You create some animation and Select Pose, Click on + and you will be prompted to save. It saves immediately and you can goto any Frame No and can call that pose. 

Thanks for support.

Thanks Geep. Its done.

Thanks ockham
Its done. Thanks for help.

**Thanks Victoria_Lee.
I have just noticed that when I search pz2 files in Poser Installation Directory. They are lots of. It means Poser knows pz2 files. Now I have to find how to put pz2 in proper directory.

Thanks for guidance.
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