there is a plugin for daz bryce, and i think that you can get it from the daz3d.com site (for free? not sure...). Anyway, you don't really need it, what you need is to export your poser person as OBJ, after which you can import them into Bryce (File: Import). Then it gets a little tricky. Ideally once your OBJ is done importing, it should ask you for the textures. The tricky part is that if your figure is clothed, you will have to ungroup the object. The clothes are separate, everything except the head is separate, the head is separate, and I think the eyes are separate. Eyelashes also need blend transparency settings. There are some tuts out online on this issue, I strongly advise you look them up. Drac (perennial poser hater) ((WHY DO I KNOW ALL THIS??? WHY????))