Holli; While it is true the Vue 'wind' will not affect a Poser import, it is quite possible to create the effect in Poser and make it -appear- to. The problem is that they work differently. Poser windforce is closer to being water than air;you have to tweak both the windforce parameters and the hair parameters to get the kind of turbulence that you want (This applies to both cloth and hair, btw). The Vue side of the problem is that the wind is a runtime effect; it simply isn't there until you actually render the scene. What I've found works best for me is to do a preview render of the Vue scene, so you can see exactly which frame a gust begins, and when it eases, and you take that frame info into Poser and keyframe the the Vue wind cycle into the Poser windforce generator. It's not exact, but its the best that can be done at the moment.