Jackson - you might want to try this : when in Poser, go to Render -> Materials, and make a note of the tex files used. Export your Poser figure, and go to Bryce. Create a few spheres, and give each one of the textures you made a note of. Then import your Poser figure. That's all I did for the pics shown above. Only tex change needed was to set the eyeballs tex to Glass Bubble #1, and tweak the parms to the settings shown. You might also want to fiddle with lighting to see the (often quite dramatic) change it can make in the textures' appearance. As to B5, I think it looks positively tantalizing (thanx to Cuddlejacket for posting the info). IMO Corel still has to understand the very special user base Bryce has. In the absence of info from the source, guesswork, hearsay and unconfirmed info takes over. Just compare the preview info about V4 published by e-on with Corel's "top secret" attitude. Off the soapbox - have fun, all, whether with B or V ;-)