Hi everyone,
Just a quick question on something. I have a prop that is a flat stone block that is part of a wall. When I turn it on it's side, and lay a whole bunch of them side by side, it looks like an old stone floor such as in a castle or a dungeon. what I'm wondering is this; once I place of bunch of these blocks together like this, to make a large floor, is there any way to save it as a single element, so that the next time I want such a floor, I don't have to add 24 blocks and position them all, and lock them into place? It would be a real time saver if I could. If anyone knows, please let me know how to do it, if it's possible.
thanks,

Steve

Yeah sure  there is. Just export the thing as OBJ. file and then import it back to poser. Go to file ---> export and choose wavefront OBJ. Choose the props you want to export from the hierarchy menu and then import it back into poser. Go to file--> import---wavefront.obj and locate the file.  When you import it back into poser, uncheck all other options except "keep polygon consistent" or some such. Voila...

Also, You can select one of the blocks to save to the props library, you will see a dropdown button called "Select Subset"  Click to open it and you'll see all the items in the scene listed with a tick box to the left. Check all the blocks you want to save as a single 'prop set' .

If you choose this route, it can be helpful to parent all the blocks to one so when you load them again you can move them all by moving the parent.