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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 24 6:13 pm)
After you render and go to save it, save it as a .png file. When you open it in your graphic program it won't have a background.
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i dont have a high spec PC, so this is the only way i can do the images i want. plus it cuts down on render times, so if you see something you dont like or want to change, you have not lost a load of time, my first image has about 10 layers in it. my second has more (its still a WIP) but it let my work on one part without having to wait for the whole image to render.
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Hello all,
Is there any way to save a rendered image as a layered file so that the figure can be separated from the background? For example saving a figure so that it can be super imposed over another image?
Thanks for any help.
nabob21