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There's no question that all of what you have shown here is great stuff Steve, however I do have a question about animating, and not in Poser. I remember when Bryce 4 was coming out that there was a rumour it would support native PZ3 animated files. Of course that didn't come to pass. I'm a person who enjoys animating and I'm currently using Konans "Natural Pose" utility to transfer the Poser characters to Bryce for animations. It works fine but I was wondering, will there be some kind of plugin or some other method to easily animate Poser characters in Bryce? Also, I think one thing that could be better written is the manual. I personally hope that the manual that comes with Poser 5 will be a little more in depth than the one that came with Poser 4. I'm really looking forward to getting Poser 5 more than ever now. Thanks for sharing these tidbits with us.
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