It's no good to me in Poser as I can't figure out how to a) get a figure into Poser, and b) get it out and into Bryce.

I save the figure in Poser (I have Poser 5) in its native format which has the extnesion .pz3. I then open Daz Studio and use "FILE -- Import" to read the Poser .pz3 file into Daz Studio. If you open Bryce first (I have Bryce 6.1), followed by clicking on the "Launch Daz Studio" green "s" button, you're in Studio and you can import the .pz3 file. Upon exiting it should show up in Bryce.

Steps are a) create and manipulate in Poser, b) save as .pz3 file, c) open Bryce, d) within Byrce, launch Studio, e) IMPORT the .pz3 file into Studio, f) exit Studio to Bryce to find your character in the Bryce universe. Studio is the bridge I use between Poser and Bryce.

I have had some problems with some things not coming across cleanly (e.g., hair that I've created), but generally, the character comes across cleanly, though I think I have to identify where the original textures are (poke around the Poser directories).

Let me know if this helps at all.

Newbie alert: I just found out what NVIATWAS means! Just added it to urbandictionary.com (let's see if it will stick).

You people rock.

(For all the other ignorant lurking newbies, like me, NVIATWAS = Naked Vicki in a Temple With a Sword).

First post ever!

Treat them like spam (make sure they're in your spam filters). I work at a public service point (I'm a reference librarian at a university) and can tell you that any time you interface with the public "for free" in ANY context, you are guaranteed to get a nutcase now and then. It's probabilistic. In fact, the MORE popular your free stuff is, the MORE likely this will happen.

Take it as a badge of honor (then TOTALLY ignore the twit).