I know, I have done visiting "The Team" (Geeks & Nerds corner ... lol ... kidding again) long time ago. I just couldn't resist myself from making that joke. :)

oh, excellent ... these are enough and detailed information; second one is just too good! Thanks agiel, many thanks.

I always wondered, our moderator who posses such a tremendous knowledge in Vue; how she would look like! Well, finally she decided to give us a glimps! :) (kidding) Nice models sharen! And thanks for giving it for free!

I'm working on ambiance and diffusion on skin in Poser right ... before the export? Just wanted to see if I'm clear on this. Thanks.

awesome! thank a million for your tips.

Ok, I got both softwares at the same time. So, bare in mind that I'm novice with both of them. :) ... I have Poser 5 and Vue 4 (to be precise, Vue 4.06-02, don't know if it makes any difference though). Using in PC with Windows XP. I can't import Pz5, so tried both OBJ and 3DS. Unfortunately I don't know how to add pictures in this message box. :( so, can't actualy post an example. In the mean time, I'll go ahead and look into the FAQ section; thanks.

I'm not an expert in Vue, but I think it's just that your patch wasn't installed properly. I have noticed that patches better off installing after disabling the anti-virus software. Since patch is not a full fledged software, while installing sometimes anti-virus starts sniffing around to make sure that the patch is not a virus. And that's when things starts to get messy! So, I would suggest if Guitta's suggestion doesn't work, uninstall your Vue, Restart, desable the AV, then install both the software and patch. good luck.

I have XP pro edition with the service pack. It's fairly stable too; little slow may be cuz I have so many programs installed in it. Comparing with new technology my pc is little old ... P4, 1.4Ghz & 512 RD ram. I think freezing up has lot to do with runtime environments and plug-ins. Maybe I have one or two of those, which is not suitable with Vue. Afterall you know, there are no such thing as "100% perfect". :)

Umm! It actually doesn't crashes, but it used to freeze up a lot in Demo. Even on the full version it freezed up several time on me. Since, I'm a new user, I'm taking MightyPete's words in consideration. Probably soon, I'll do a fresh installation of Windows, that should stop the freezing. However, the bottom line is I prefer Vue more then Bryce.

I've used Bryce for a while, now trasferred to Vue. As far as render time goes, I think Vue is little faster then Bryce. But, I didn't really compared it in that perspective. As far as ease of use goes, Vue is way better then Bryce. Even in options wise. I've been using Vue Demo for quite a while, posted some images also. Recently baught the full version and I have to say I'm happy with it so far. However, Vue has a little stability problem.