Yes, all of these things are what stopped me before from doing the Poser2Bryce thingy. However, I have a few tricks up my sleeve. This software will have the following advantages/disadvantages Advantages - All materials are preserved (including transmaps) - Figures are animated easily and seamlessly - Rendering speed is "not" any slower for a single frame of animation vs a whole sequence (per frame) Disadvantage - You will need a lot of RAM for larger sequences or higher resolution meshes. SInce RAM is pretty cheap these days, that is not too big of a price to pay to get your animations in Bryce Flick, I thank you for your input, but don't worry man. I have already prototyped the entire process. I am just working out a few details. Everything already works the way it should. Without giving away my secret, I can assure you that it is remarkably simple. I am only kicking myself for not think of it sooner. Konan p.s. This party cannot be pooped. Poser and Bryce are getting married, and everyone is invited to the party!