I'm sorry, I meant that I thought it might be helpful to Poser people who are still using Vue 2 or 3. I could be wrong but it's my understanding that .pz3 (Poser file format) import to Vue began with Vue 4. If so, perhaps Poser 4 users who are still using older versions of Vue could use the process to import objects or scenes originally created in Poser 4. I use Vue 4 (not Pro,) so there was no need to try this experiment, I just did it for fun. Instead of importing a Poser .pz3, which is the best option, I imported a "smart .obj" that was generated in DAZ Studio using the plugin intended for Bryce. Sorry if the way I'm describing this is confusing. At this point DAZ Studio is still primarily intended for "Poser content."