What I meant was I've never heard of any other program exporting lights. As far as I know Truespace doesn't, Wings certainly doesn't, I don't know about Maya, but Poser doesn't. Naturally there would be a use for it, though replacing lights in the appropriate program shouldn't be terribly difficult (depending of course).

Personally, I agree that nearly every other program is much better for modeling. Therefore Bryce really has no use for an export feature, since any other program is better (unless you want to get your scene from Bryce to Poser, in which case there is a small problem). So unless DAZ adds a lot of modeling capability to Bryce6, I think that the ability to export booleans would be unnecessary.

I think that they should try to figure out something to add to Bryce that other programs don't have. Right now, everything that Bryce has already exists in a better form in another program (most notably Maya). I have no idea what this could be, but it might make Bryce a more desirable package.

Now, if they could make it as powerful as Maya while still retaining the useability of previous versions... but that of course is so completely impossible as to border the rediculous.

Message edited on: 07/06/2005 08:29