Ooops, I forgot to mention one thing: improve the Vue render engine so that we easily can have Terragen-like photoquality render! :-D For me it's a mystery how a freeware landscaping programme -TG- can produce incredible lanscape renders that beat almost every middle/high end landscaping software around. Also, when scaling up/down textures, bumps, and many other settings there are 3 different sliders; now I would like to have the option to having ONE more slider (or a "clamp") for EVERY scaling up/down function (X-Y-Z) AT THE SAME TIME! I can't fool around with 3 separate sliders when I only want to resize a texture/bump etc. fast. :-) A soft, antialiased wireframe/workplace view (as in Bryce) would be a pleasant surprise. Agree with the stability problems; I've never worked with a more flickery/unstable software since Bryce 2. Despite the fact that my version is up to date and there are just a few bacground progs. it crashes like crazy; yes, I save often but not every second so I feel pretty irritated about the stability issue losing a lot of hard work. (Yepp, I should buy a new computer system as well...) Nevertheless I (a former Brycer) like the way how Vue evolves into an inspiring software!