ok new to vue...like it cept for how you move things in the scene that is just driving me nuts. but... anyway to move a scene you built in vue to poser 4 propack?

You can't move a scene from Vue to Poser, only from Poser to Vue. To move things in a Vue scene all you have to do is first switch to the for way view if you are not there already. Then on your listing, under where it says (Layer 1) find the item you want to move and select it by clicking on it. It should turn red in all four views. Then all you have to do is click on it in a view witch best suits the direction you want to move it. At this point a four way arrow cross will appear when you move your curser over it, that can be used to move it up, down, right or left in the view or you can use one of either the turning icon or the obit icon by clicking and dragging on them to spin it around in the view. Hope that helps.

it does it just gets frustrating as it doesnt move like I am use to in poser. it seems the xy and z are all discomboobliated. all confused. so I get a tad frustrated. but I do like it. I just have to get use to it and read more from the book is all:) I am just an impatient bugger

Errr... Yes they are, the Y and Z are switched. Impatients is an ally to the Dark Side. ;D You most learn to be patient!

~giggles~ ok so then how can you pose vicky or mike and put them in a vue scene correctly? I know you can move then around but not pose them....~giggles aagain~ I never did make a good padawan

That depends on the scene your doing. If Vicky or Mike are going to be standing on a flat surface. You can just Pose them in Poser, import them and drag them above the surface you want them on and then just go to (Edit) (Drop Objects) and they will fall onto that surface. Then turn them the direction you want. But if you want them on an uneven surface, like on the side of a hill. Then that's a bit more work. First you'll need to create the surface terrain you want them on. Say a hillside. Then in the terrain editor at the right side bottom is the option to export the terrain. It will export it as a 3DS and you can import that into Poser. Resize it and setup your figure on it. Then save it as a PZ3, close Poser and open Vue. Now you can import terrain and figures together and place them where you want. You can resize them by selecting it and click and drag on any of the four corner dots surrounding the object. You will learn. :)

O.o hmmmm I seeeee I did that and now am terrain happy! sometimes I am so easily amused lol ok soooooooooooooo like a dead tree thingy....I could hmmmm I guess save a pic of the tree done in Vue and kind of work it that way guesstimating the position. Thank you so much for this I appreciate it!!

You could always find a tree for Poser and use that.

I tried but found the most perfect tree for vue. it is wonderful it is in the free section. I am just gonna have to reaad onthis one and do what I did with most of my art proggies..just play andplay and play for hours and hours