Hey dueyftw, In Trick #5 Can you save the camera motion in Poser as an animation file? if so you might be able to apply it to the cone so the cone has a matching animation rather than being parented. You might be able to just copy your x,y, & z position, as well as rotation keyframes and paste them to the cone. If you could parent your Vue camera to just the cone (instead of the whole Poser scene) then you wouldn't have to worry about exporting the Vue camera motion. Stupid Trick No.? (any program): If I'm animating anything complex, I'll create keyframes on objects that don't move just so I can use them as markers on the timeline. This works especially well when I'm animating to music.

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