actually, it's pretty straightforward, but can be hard to get perfect results. The advanced motion lab is pretty cool, but pretty much just does what I've always felt Bryce should do automatically. But still... Since most all of my images are for my movies, I need to very frequently animate them. I have quite a few animations, but no webspace. (picture one of my images, but moving, and at obviously a slightly lower quality) in fact, most of my movies are matte paitings over which I composite other animated elements rendered in Bryce, so you can even make up for poor rendering times. (like, you render the background, then a depth mask, then a shadow mask, then a...yeah. though seriously, if you do an animation, give us a link! (my mind is prepared to be blown!) Oh, BTW, I don't think you can animate poser people in Bryce....though I might be mistaken.