Quote - > Quote - I will point out that Vue doesn't handle, at this time, Sub-D of any type.

 

That's not correct. Vue 10 (If I recall correctly at least 9.5 also) does support SubD in several algorithms. See the attached screenshot of the options for a Genesis figure imported as .OBJ from Poser. You can choose the smoothing/subdivision type and Catmull-Clark is one of the options. In "iterations" you set the number of subdivision levels. If you watch the mesh you can see its density increasing as you up the iterations. See page 146 in the manual. Please note that this might be a feature of Vue Infinite, not sure.

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TD

Definitely new then. :) Google failed me. :) Setting Genesis at Sub-D Level -1 and letting Vue do the Sub-D should then work. Since I don't have Vue above 8, I can't check this personally, but it should improve the image posted above.