I agree with that. I'm not ruling out DAZ Studio either. I just won't spend time adopting it until it's at least as useful to me as Poser. At the moment, it's way behind and development on it has been so slow that I don't see it catching up ever. If circumstances change and it becomes a competive application in terms of what I can do with it, I'll start looking at it a lot more seriously. Getting back to the orginal question of the thread, I think it's a little bit misleading to say that there are no special requirements for making Studio compatible Poser content. You have to avoid using some advanced features that are available in Poser - especially, but not only, Poser 5 features. It's true you don't have to do anything extra to your Poser content to make it Studio compatible, but you do have to avoid doing some things you could do if the product were only intended for Poser.

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