Louquet: Fantastic work Frederic!

Sacada: Wow! Scott :  Great scenes in your gallery & excellent displacement examples!

Rebel3D: A first Vue render? Wish my first had been this good. And a very nice job with the difficult lighting situation of rear low sunlighting.

Dave: SkinVue6 has made it impossible for me to put off learning and using SkinVue any longer, lol. Next Poser humans i do must have it.

Pre-release crashes:
I think e-on made the right choice by pre-releasing Vue 6i rather than make everyone wait (another month?, 2 months?, 3?). You get your hands on the product sooner, e-on gets more feedback and thus more bugs get whacked faster. But you're going to have to expect crashes in any pre-release product.

And if you don't report such problems to e-on's tech support, they may not get fixed, or may not get the priority they deserve. So, i hope everyone will treat this as a public beta or beta phase 2 or gamma or whatever you want to call the next step after a private beta - and participate in finding and fixing those bugs.

Really, customers can choose 2 paths (not accusing anyone here):

1. Complain, whine, blame and flame
2. Complain (if you have good reason), document bugs carefully and then report them.
   You can become part of a problem or part of a solution.

From observing past forums, it seems to me inevitable that some people will enjoy putting the product down more than they enjoy using it. While i have nothing against honest negative feedback, and do plenty myself, it would be a shame to miss this opportunity to participate in improving the product for your benefit and everyone elses.

Hmmm.... seem to have gotten up on a soapbox here.... (steps down)...