I use Poser and Bryce, but it is quite cumbersome to render Poser animations in Bryce. Aside from the technical difficulties, Bryce needs to read each Poser frame as an OBJ and convert to its internal format (which doubles the render time). I have used the demo version of Vue and I am impressed with the ease in reading Poser .pz3 files to import a static scene. Before I invest my hard-earned pennies in Vue and Mover4, can someone assure me that importing animations from Poser is also reasonably fast, or is there necessarily a slow process in importing each Poser frame? Thanks, David.

Vue 4 imports the whole Poser animation (you have saved as a Pz3) as fast as a single image. Guitta