Beck, What you do is save the PZ3 file and export the .obj file as well. All done from Poser, and you can put these anywhere. it's actually cool, because then you have a copy of the PZ3 to use if you decide you want to edit the pose or whatever--as for me, I wasn't always in the habit of saving PZ3's before, and would sometimes have to go back and redo everything. Then, you close Poser and open Vue Master. The first thing it asks for is a PZ3 file, so you find it and load it. Then after a minute, VM asks you for the associated .obj file, which you then load. it austonamtically then sticks a copy of the .obj file aand it's new .mtl file into a folder called Vue Master Output, which it creates once, and always uses the same folder. Then you open Vue, and load the .obj file from the Vue Master Output folder into Vue in the normal way, and then Vue loads it all at once. let me do some more experiments before I answer anything else, OK? I'll be back soon. :) hugs