OK, my two cents. Some of these have been mentioned before, some are new: 1) Point lights 2) Point lights 3) Point lights 4) Did I mention point lights? 5) Improved Setup room (these are merely bug fixes): - six to eight decimals for the origin/endpoint input boxes in stead of three; - adding a child bone should leave the endpoint of the parent bone in place; - spherical falloff zones should initially center on the joint, not at (0,0,0); - reasonable initial scaling of the falloff zones (say 1/3 of the bone length for the innerMatSphere, 1/2 bone length for the outerMatSphere); - bone naming that always works; - bone insertion between existing bones. Weighted vertices instead of joint parameters would be nice (see 3DS Max), but that's something for Poser 12 or so... 6) Python: - Full Python scripting support, EVERY feature should be accessible from Python; - Ditch that rancid Tcl/tk and Tkinter, and use wxWidgets. Then Mac users can also have Python scripts with user interfaces, and Windows users will have something that doesn't fail 80% of the time; 7) Configurable menus, with a possibility to incorporate Python scripts into the menu. Includes configurable "room presence"; 8) More robust render engine that can handle 1 million+ polys (Vue can handle 200 milllion! Go shop there for a decent render engine!) 9) Raytraced soft shadows 10) Drop to nearest surface in addition to drop to floor; 11) Much, much faster collision detection. Maybe configurable in the speed vs accuracy tradeoffs.. 12) Native MAT/MOR pose creation ability. 13) Cloth room: - prestretched materials (think waistbands, straps, tight clothes); - animatable vertex groupings (think zipping/unzipping, tearing cloth); - clothifiable body parts; - fix the windforce bugs; - Drape from Zero Morphs; - "fix intersections": push vertices along their normals until they no longer intersect with collision objects; 14) Hair room: - collision detection that actually works; - a "fix intersections" button that pushes the hair vertices out of collision objects they intersect. 15) Walk designer: - "walk on surface" in stead of "walk on ground plane" - slipping feet fix; - interpolating changing walks (e.g. walk to run); - optional exclusion of body parts above the hip; 16) Ditch Content Paradise. No one ever uses it. odeathoflife is right, there was a wish list some months ago at CL, and I certainly put in my 2 cents there. Most of my wishes were also requested by most - if not all - other respondents. From what I've seen and heard up till now, CL used those wish lists to wipe their collective butts....

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