P6 won't open a new window like previous version did. Go to Render Dimensions, set to "exact resolution", check contstrain ratio (otherwise you might get cutoffs) and then enter in the height/width/pixel. Render it. When it's done you should have a 4way arrow that you can move the picture around, that or just go ahead and export pic.

It was requested for Vicki, 1 2 or 3. If another can be used I don't know, I'm just going with the fact I'm given.

The figure has to be set up for the face room, and to my knowledge none of the figures from DAZ are set up for it, only the default ones that come with Poser.

Yes, You should be able to import a poser figure into Shade (I know, duh, they're made by the same company). Just start building a model around it and then import it into poser. You'll have to bone it, etc, etc

I honestly can't think of any tutorial for it off the top of my head, if you look around you should be able to find something.

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Shade, 3D StudioMax, anim8tor, Rhino...

Face room, we're P4 school, who needs a stickin' face room Glad I could offer the tip.

well you have a front and a side shot. Why not load one or the other up on a one sided prop, use the pic as a texture and place it so it bisects the figures head. Then slowly morph, magnet, whatever until you get something close. Then switch front front/profile to the other and start on it from there

I honestly think it sounds like crosstalk, just to be a pain do you have a render of it exploding?

ok, which figures?

sounds like crosstalk. Any particular version of Poser?

there's a figure call the MillNull that will help on cross talk. You load it up first, then the first real figure. Make sure to select it again then load the next (or something like that). http://rbtwhiz.com/ has it in the download section.

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And what will realy make it confusing is I've heard that Dodger is talking about selling the Aeon figures to DAZ (Anna, Seth, Mary, etc @ Poserpros.com). Not a slight on DAZ but it'll be intresting to see if they release the figures or kill them.

Any art program. Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, Fireworks, etc...I think even Windows Paint (Bucket?) can do it.