Yes, the 'bridge" could be built. After all, VRay has a "flavor" for Maya, Max, XSI, trueSpace, etc. and they all have different approaches to procedural materials.

I actually think the VRay add-on for trueSpace is a large part of their decision to make the application itself "free." They know that the free distribution of the app will soon tempt users to go for the $300 render engine. It is even possible that "volume" sales of that $300 engine, even with only a portion going to the publisher of trueSpace, generates more actual profit than the limited sale of the application itself as $700 or whatever it was.

I just think a Poser-flavored VRay subset at or near that pricepoint would be stupendous.

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