Poser lacks basic scenebuilding tools. It's difficult to move/rotate and place objects and hard to see what you're doing. Lighting is a bit difficult to manage and there are no tools for duplicating objects and such. That said, I enjoy building scenes in Poser anyway. :) I use Bryce 5 and Vue 4 as well. Importing pz3 files to Vue from Poser 4 (and soon Poser 5) is dead easy. But using Grouper on exported Poser objects before importing to Bryce is almost as simple. Most of the tutes out there for PoserToBryce are pre-Grouper and also, IMHO, overcomplicate the process. Since you already grok Bryce, you might find Vue a bit frustrating in terms of cameras, views, and manipulating objects when building a scene. At least I do. Those who don't grok Bryce or have never used it, love Vue so you're better off not knowing Bryce at all.