I import Poser (Pro 2012) into Vue 10 all the time. I hear what you are saying. It's not really an issue with "importation" so much as it's an issue with "implimentation". Sure, the basic geometry and materails get into Vue just fine, but there's so much to Poser's materials that gets left behind. With the complexity of Vue's material editor, I just can't believe Vue isn't able to replicate every single parameter in Poser's material editor. It's just not been implimented...and what has been implimented isn't implimented that well. (You can't tell me that at the very least, Vue can't accurately match Poser's bump and diplacement mapping without adjustment)

To be honest, if it weren't for skinvue, I probably wouldn't use Vue to render Poser figures. I'm seriously thinking about switching to LuxRender for "indoor scenes" as soon as Reality 3 for Poser comes out.

I'd rather stay in my lane than lay in my stain!