I'm not much of a modeler but still tried my luck in the past few days using Rhino. The program is easy enough to create some simple props and they look nice when imported/textured in Poser. One thing that I noticed was the huge filesize - at first I simply imported my new bracelet (Helix type spiral) into poser and the Prop size was about 700k. No biggie but still on the larger side. So I went back to Rhino and saved the obj with fewer polygones - that gave me another 100k ... reducing the density of the mesh some more resulted in nasty edges. Ok, so I open the file and start changing the material name, copy some stuff from a previous version (color, material etc) and suddenly my filesize is over 1.6MB ! Yikes. I know what a pain it this can be if you're on the receiving end. So the question is : Can I manipulate the Prop file (my obj defs are in there, not externally stored) to reduce the size ? I believe to remember a Tutorial referring to the topic but can no longer find it. Another issues (that has been addressed before but again, I cannot find the reference) is the fact that the Preview appears in white, only my own Prop has the correct colors. Any suggestions welcome, Thanks. Pras.

... got that one worked out - used RSR Converter from the Free utilities section and it worked like a charm ;=)