There's an important difference between Vue and Bryce: Vue can import PZ3 files directly. Depends on what Vue version you have: Vue 5 Infinite imports PZ3 animations, complete with dynamic cloth and hair. Not P6 SR1 dynamic cloth and hair though (I think e-on is working on a fix). No extra tools needed. Vue 5 d'Esprit, Vue 4.5 Pro and Vue 4.22 d'Esprit can import the first frame of a PZ3 straight out of the box. Dynamic cloth and hair won't import. If you want to import complete animations, dynamic cloth and hair, you need the Mover plugin ($79, if I remember correctly). I usually adjust the highlights and bumps in Vue, transparencies seem to import just fine. Bryce cannot import Poser files directly. You must export as .obj, and you'll lose the transparency info. You'll have to fix the materials in Bryce. Dynamic cloth can be exported fine as .obj, but dynamic hair can't. So Bryce can't handle dynamic hair.

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