Bobasaur, Biggest problem I've had with Bryce is that It is hard to export stuff from (they check in but they don't check out), so I have been using modeling programs lately to make objects from. In animations if the camera is moving or there is alot of motion in the scene the clarity doesn't have to be as good as a still as one frame kind of fills in for the next and a human's persistance of vision helps too. Save very often in bryce to a new file. that way if you mess up you can go back and clean it up without too much lost work. using a texture that "tiles" you can use object top in material lab or (some option like that) and then keyframe in the offset of the texture. - some experimentation required. The hardest part (or so I've read) is animating Poser figures into Bryce. All things in good time(I understand that I will probably have to upgrade to B5 before I can use something like Suzanna.) Your camera idea sounds good but getting Poser and Bryce back under one roof or creating plugins so that something like that is possable would be a huge undertaking. Perhaps Corel and Curious Labs might get the idea to colaborate on something like that? Your first animation sounded pretty creative, - TJ