Quote - Whats your view on poseray Bob?

I had a little time to play with it yesterday, since I had a Lightwave mesh I wanted to convert. PoseRay is amazing! I had no idea it did so much stuff. I may have to rethink some of my modelling workflow. Here's just a few features that grabbed my interest - I'm sure there are plenty more that I have yet to discover.

• Import meshes in OBJ, 3DS, LWO, DXF and other formats, including Poser and DAZ|Studio scenes
• Merge meshes (presumably including meshes in different formats, though I haven't tried it yet)
• See a 3D preview, and pan, zoom and rotate it
• Examine materials and UV maps, with some ability to remap
• Examine groups; rename, transform and delete them
• Weld vertices with user defined tolerance
• Split faces by crease angle
• Flip normals and winding order
• Output to OBJ or POV-Ray scene

The POV-Ray part of PoseRay, although useful, is really only a small part of what it can do. I may be able to use it to substitute for most or all of what Compose does for me at the moment. 

Quote - UVMapper is a great tool!

Nods - and sorry for not linking to it earlier. I just assumed that everybody who had been in 3D for any length of time knew about it already. :)