If it works like the Mover plugin for Vue, and I'm sure it does, you create your character and pose/animate it in poser, then you import the .pz3 file into vue/carrara. In vue the only thing that sometimes needs tweaking is the highlight settings on the materials, it gets all the image maps right where you put them. Then, once it's in vue, the poser scene behaves like any other vue object. You can change the materials around, perform booleans with it, etc. Vue's Mover also lets you create a path, similar to a walk path, apply various motion settings( Motorcycle, airplane, etc.) and cycle the animation of the poser scene. So, for instance, you take a poser figure, make them flap their arms (or wings) ONCE, then set the cycle to repeat, make a path through the sky, et voila! you have a flapping, flying figure.