Ummm...lunartick you did get your answer to getting Poser meshes into Bryce. What you may seem to be missing is that in order to do that you must first EXPORT the mesh out of Poser as an .obj file THEN IMPORT it into Bryce. You cannot use straight Poser meshes in Bryce and once Imported they cannot then be reposed without going back into Poser, correcting the pose then exporting again. Maybe in Bryce 6 this will be possible but not now.

You were given your answer and you chose to ignore and become snotty about it because it involved you having to delve into another program to do what you want. Not everything can be done in Bryce and some things require work-arounds and using other programs to do it.

You stated you wanted Poser figures in a scene and were given the way to do it, then stated you had no interest in using Poser because you didn't yet understand it all and were given easy tutorials on Poser. Those people were simply trying to help you achieve what you wanted and weren't "pushing" other programs on you. You chose not to use it, that is your choice to do that and when you are ready you can come back to this post and use the info that people gave you to use Poser.

This is the best forum on the net for asking and finding out the ins and outs of Bryce. I'll also add my standard speil about getting Real World Bryce to learn the details of Bryce.

Message edited on: 09/21/2004 16:10

Message edited on: 09/21/2004 16:12