Hmm. Up to 5 V3s worked fine and reasonably fast on my system. It's pretty high end (AMD64 3500+, 4 GB RAM, GeForce6800LE tweaked into a QuadroFX4000), which certainly helps. You could hide figures that do not interfere with placement/poses of other figures. I often hide the clothing and hair while doing the poses. Then just before rendering I unhide everything. Vue can help, but not by very much. If you have multiple Millenium 3 figures in Vue, each and every move/rotation will cause a temporary view degradation - the figures will be represented as cubes. Responsiveness is better, but placement of the figures is more difficult. I use Vue mainly for the rendering and materials, I do scene setup and composition in Poser.

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