Forester:

"Sorry Timoteo. I didn't mean that the wierdness is in the Poser program. I meant that the wierdness is in the Poser/Vue interface in the Vue program."

I knew what you meant, you just didn't understand me. I was talking about the Vue-importer, not Poser itself. I totally agree, there is definitely something wrong with it and as I said, it was the main reason I got Vue, and so far E-On has not delivered on what was advertised or promised, thus I'm wary about Vue Pro.

And I'm not "really pleased with Bryce" ... I mean I really like it for what it does, but unfortunately it does not import Poser figures, scenes, or animations. If it had, I wouldn't have even considered Vue. Although, there are a SOME things I like about Vue much better. However, this does not mean Vue does not have some SERIOUS DEFICIENCIES.

I'm not into modeling at all, so that is not an issue either. Frankly, as an animator, there is no time to do modeling too.

The point is ... Vue is VERY CLOSE to being what I need, and had it worked as promised I might not even care too much about some of these other items. Yes, you can import Poser animations ... but once you do the interface slows down to the point where it is unuseable. To me, this is NOT an unreasonable expectation.

Again, I really like Vue and therefore want it to improve very much. I was hoping someone could shed some light on Vue Pro to see if addressed any of these issues. So far, no one seems to be able to step up to the plate and give me some direct / specific answers. Very disappointing.

-Tim