Thanks again. Esther: So when it asks for textures it can't find, does it take as long as Poser does to re-apply it when you tell Vue 4 where the tex is? You know, Body tex for all the body parts one part at a time etc or does it just say Oh here is the tex so I can apply it/them as needed here throughout this character and quickly move to the next. Poser drives me nuts to re-apply a misplaced texture. It takes so darn long!I just can't imagine reapplying all the textures at the same pace in Vue. Also, can you assign several paths for textures in Vue 4? Say, when setting up preferences the app can find some here on HD 1 and some there on HD 2 and some on this boot drive with the original Poser/Vue Runtime. Or do all textures for all PZ3 and Vue native files need to be in one specific folder somewhere as in Runtime>Tex? Also, Esther, I think you mentioned: "... there is a way around this..." What is it? Is there a function in Vue 4 that once all the textures are in place, you can click a button (like in Quark or Pagemaker and some other 3d apps) allowing you to collect for output thus consolidating all necessary tex for the file into one as designated folder? God that would help sooo darn much! Phil: I saw the render. Pretty cool. What was actually applied in Poser and what was added in Vue? For a scene like that what file size did you have to deal with and how do you move elements around the stage in Vue (hope it's not in binding box!) and how ling would a scene like this take to render? To both of you: Someone told me Vue 4 which works in OSX on the Mac only imports Poser 5 PZ3 files. Yet yere you both gave the impression you are working with Poser4. What the poop on that? Was the learning curve very high for Vue? I am having trouble setting my digital radio controls on my new car so a steep learning curve will also be a detriment to my numb mind! :( Also, like seeing results of some of the functions and Phil's piece and any answers he might be able to provide me as to how the image was done will also help. Do either of you have any more links to images done with this combo? Sorry for all these dumb questions. You guys are really helping me out here. I truely appreciate this!