1. need to qualify that I absolutely love Vue Pro 4.54, but... a) transmaps in volumetric lighting and b) importing multiple poser figures simultaneously into Vue from the same PZZ do not work properly in 4.54, have/will these issues be fixed in 5 Infinite :) ? For those that need clarification transmaps (hair, eyebrows, etc) have a terrible white look to them in a volumetric light, you can muck with settings to reduce the "feature", but it won't go completely away and secondly when you import multiple figures into vue from the same pzz (ie M3/V3 in a couples pose or M3/M3 fighting) the materials with the same name are assigned the same texture... so they will look, well alike... 4 d'espirt would simple ignore the second, third... Thanks...

The transmap issue has been fixed since Vue 5. It will be still fixed in Vue Infinite. I don't know about the PZZ issue however...

Thanks... I love to use volume lighting so that is wonderful that it finally got fixed... now if someone can answer #2 (please be fixed, please be fixed...).... Apparently no one imports big poser scenes with multiple figures, etc.... because when I reported the issue to e-on 8 months ago it seemed like a "new issue". Thanks.

Have you tried bringing in figures in small groups from multiple files (.pz3)? I rarely bring in more than three figures in a file, so have never seen this - multiple v3 for instance brought in one at a time have never seen this problem. Conceptually i build scenes in vue, and poser just provides some props/figures, as does rhino etc. I'm sure 'work differently' isn't vary satisfactory....good luck. dragonfly

That's currently how I do it today.. but it's not as easy when you have a M3 and V3 say hugging... They both end up with the V3 texture (or M3 depending on order)... V3 with stubble... not cool... right now I just don't do it anymore... I use Vue more as a render engine...