Another thing, Sharen, is you don't have to import it all at the same time. In File>Options, uncheck the "resize and center on import" box and then you can import your trouble body parts, or whatever as .obj separately from the rest of the scene. They'll fall perfectly into place, assuming you haven't moved any of the objects in Vue, then you can group them with their appropriate objects, and move everything as you wish. There's always a way around everyhing, and I can say that I never have any trouble importing anything, if I wan to badly enough. Sometimes you have to work around certain things tjhough, such as converting from one format to another, etc... Vue has problems with certain DXF formats, probably the older ones, I guess, or maybe the newer ones... shrug ..I have no idea what's what in DXF Land. Also, Lightwave models more recent than version 5.6 can't be imported into Vue, but converting it to a version 5.6 .lwo works. Oh well, I'm rambling now... :)