It cannot be done - not in the fashion you (and I and everyone) expected anyway... You can either go through the laborous task of exporting the model's individual movements as obj and importing and rendering and importing and positioning next one and render, etc... ludicrous nuisance! Or you can, depending on what's happening in the anim, render your Bryce 'set' or setting and use it as a background image in Poser to animate against. If your background doesn't require movement this is not a bad method. It has worked nicely for me twice - especially in an anim Im going to post shortly. So knowing that method, with proper planning you can get around this until Bryce 5 when I've got to assume they're gonna make just importing the animation data with the model happen. Dave www.citizendave.com