Angel, I don't mind lugging around a few 30-50MB figures in a scene --it's the 150-200MB+ bubbas that really bog my system. These are the ones loaded with full head morphs, body morphs and character morphs (+/- 200 of them on a V3 that I've sculpted to my liking -- usually to look like a specific person where detail matters. Plus morphs for many of the clothes. Once done with those, however, I'd really like to keep most of the expression morphs in there because I will be using them in a cartoon-type animation where the figures will be "talking" via Mimic and may be changing expression several times during a 30 second scene -- I rarely have enough foresight to plot out precisely which expression morphs I will use ahead of time. I have a pretty top-end Intel Mac Pro with multiple procesors and plenty of RAM (another reason why I'm so eager to get Poser 7), so power isn't, or at least won't be, the issue. Ghostofmacbeth's comment concerns me a bit because I'm Mac. Other Python scripts have worked fine for me, but I certainly haven't tried every type. So let me ask this: IF you had to choose only one to use (maybe an unfair question), which would it be, and why? Thanks! SS