Yes, it sounds good, but my experience is that you then lose the advantages of a good rendering application. I tend to ignore the materials in Poser4 altogether, import to Bryce, and do all the texturing there, because the material editor is so much more powerful than Poser's. If you import a pz3 file into Vue, you can't access the material zones in the same way as you can with a grouped obj file, so you are stuck with whatever imports from Poser.