I want to thank everyone for looking into this problem. I posted this problem on 3 separate threads to try to find a solution so this problem was looked at thoroughly. Keith Young (Spanki) who I consider an expert in the use of the OBJ file format has completed many, many tests and he has concluded the problem is with Vue. Vue is calculating it's own axis location for imported OBJ files. (Most applications calculate the axis point from the objects "bounding box" but this is not the case with Vue.)

Unfortunately there is currently not a solution and either 1 of 2 scenarios occur.

1. Your imported OBJ files import with an axis/pivot location other than center.
2. After import you have to use Vue's axis tool to "relocate" the axis to the center of the model. This will put the axis/pivot point at the center of the model, but then the models "location" will not be at X/Y/Z/ 000.

Note: The only exception I have found is if you import a simple cube or rectangle, then Vue will center the axis point in some situations, but importing more complex OBJ models into Vue results in the models axis/pivot point being "off center".

These are the links to the threads if you are interested:

forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2798936
www.cornucopia3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php

Please make E-On aware of this problem so it can possibly be fixed in future versions. If you have found a solution please post it here or at any of the links above.

Thanks Lorne