"Yeah you said it national guard, and no they were not shipped to iraq, but one that was poser 5, yo guys can say anything you want but i'll garantee you that i'll make it one day, without your help people, thanks again for your post." Hey, if you're really a soldier, thanks for serving our country in Iraq. Keep up the good work, and come home soon. If that's just a bullshit line you used to make us all "feel bad" for calling your bluff, then you deserve to be sent to Iraq with a sign saying, "I love Saddam" on you back. B-) I'll presume what you said is true, and give you the benefit of the doubt. Now here's my advice to you as a beginner... I think you put too much on your plate up front, and chances are you're going to end up confused and frustrated, having spent more time learning each program than you normally would have. It took me over a year to get a full grasp of what could be done in 3dsmax alone, and that's after having taken a professional course on it. That's how deep the program is. Also, you came here asking for help in a most absurd way: "i wanna know everything that you need to create new models for poser." Given the scope of the applications you claim to own, and the complexity of modeling in general (let alone for Poser), that request in and of itself was an impossibility. Pick ONE application to start learning with, then sit back, read forums and do as many tutorials as you can find on the web. Read the manual. Practice and explore your application. THEN, and only then, come back and ask something a little more specific that people can actually help you with. Good luck! ;-)

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Tools :  3dsmax 2015, Daz Studio 4.6, PoserPro 2012, Blender v2.74

System: Pentium QuadCore i7, under Win 8, GeForce GTX 780 / 2GB GPU.