Fun times. I'll join.

Vue uses Poser scalling when importing Poser files. If a cube is 10" by 10" by 10" in Poser then it will be 10" by 10" by 10" in Vue. The nice thing about Vue is that it actually gives you the dimensions of your objects rather than making you guess. This is nice when you're trying to get proportions from different sources matched up...such as putting V4 (neck'd) in a temple that was made in 3DMax with a sword made in blender.

As for putting different Poser figures together...the (supposedly) reallistic ones I mean, not the cartoon ones...just make sure they all have the same size heads and it'll all come right.

 

I'd rather stay in my lane than lay in my stain!