Good point victoria_Lee. Maybe if there was a Bryce Pro version, that problem would be fixed. As it is now, importing Poser figures into Bryce is not an easy thing to do. When I try to bring Poser figures into Bryce, I get a message asking where certain mat files are located and when I click on the asked for file, Bryce promptly crashes on me. So now I just ignore the message and once I have the figure in Bryce I select the parts that I want to apply a mat file to and go into the mat lab and select them there. I have heard that if you go through DAZ studio first and then bring the figure into Bryce, it is easier. And I have downloaded DAZ studio and tried to install it. But when I click on the installer, I get a message telling me that this version of DAZ studio is not compatible with my operating system and can go no further. When I checked out the info on this app it was listed that it will work with Mac OS 10.3 and above. I have 10.3.5 so what is the problem now? Anyway, Maybe if there was a Bryce Pro, all these problems would be fixed, and importing Poser figures would be alot easier. And if that would be the case....sign me up Scottie!