By the way, if you're looking for animation, check out Vue 4 Pro and Vue 5. They can import Poser animations and have landscape/scenery tools that are at least equal to Bryce. The Vue render engine is much, much faster than both Poser and Bryce, which is a real asset for animators. Vue 4 Pro has some great built-in animation tools: for instance the Pedestrian cycle. Just import a Poser figure doing a walk motion (those 30 frame Walk Designer poses are great for this), and you can create a walking path in Vue that the Poser figure will follow - including height variatinos!

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