Quote - > Quote - Ima70. do you know the point of this is to make a smooth move from poser to Luxrender with minimal need for extra programs to complicate this?

Yes, of course, my english is bad but I understad that, what I wanted to mean is that Luxrender can be tested in someway to see if it's really what  Poser People want, I have the feeling (maybe wrong) that people see other rendererer not as an alternative but as a solution for Poser "problems", speed, easy of use, the usal click and render, this was my feeling reading the DAZ forum, everybody wants a new renderer to do what DAZ state "Load, Pose, Render" LOL hope you understand what I mean now ;-) in most cases of this Great Renderers you see the potencial when you learn to edit the material and shading lenguage, something that not most Poser people I'm shure is willing to do LOL

Poseray is as Smooth as it should for instance but learning some shading and material lenguage basics on Povray is needed to use it's potencial, if not just render in Poser, isn't it?

ok for the record... I already do use POVRay, Luxrender and Kerkythea, also 3Delight and Indigo. mainly with Sketchup tho. and yes I can move poser content to Povray and Kerythea via Poseray, but it's not a total solution like reality is.

the main thrust is, we can have that though. the only thing stopping us is, no ones programmed it.

and it's about time we DID have it. mainly since once we have the export for one renderengine then we can adapt it to others!