Rely on the demo's. For me, at the beginning, it came down to the interface. With Bryce, it was automatically like second nature for me. With Vue, I struggled almost in vain. You have to decide what works best for you in your hands. After that, if you were to learn the hell out of either program, there's not much you couldn't do. BUT, you do have to consider Vue can import Poser files directly. I'm a Bryce die hard, but that fact can't be overlooked. Bryce can import meshes, it's just more work. AgentSmith

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