Vue Pro does offer a powerful new way to limit flicker in animations. It's TEXTURE ANTIALIASING. What it does, is a supersampling of the texture. Normal Vue d'Esprit does only antialias object, so to get an effective result with high frequency textures, or transmapped textures with a very fine definition (such as some Poser hair), you have to set the rendering options to the maximum (and the slowest rendering times). In Vue Pro you can have texture antialiasing even in the so called "superior mode" (which is somewhere between "final" and "ultra"). It allows to get results with textures that with Esprit you can not even obtain with "ultra" mode. Finally you get better results in less time.