Wampyir - The method you describe is what is often given as the Poser to Bryce solution. I haven't been brave enough to bother yet partly because of the anticipated headache and choppiness you mention. I've also heard people talk about using a Bryce background in Poser - which is fine if the background is stationary... or rendering in Poser against a green color (to simulate the 'green screen' used in film) and rendering your Bryce anim and then in Premiere merging the two using a feature to mask out the green... that could also be done by hand and then sequencing all the resulting pics in Premiere (or some such program) All labor intensive in any event for a probably less than perfect effect. I think what Im going to try soon is to import sets into Poser and see how that does. - Dave www.citizendave.com