"Poser is one of the truly great innovations in computer graphics and it saddens me to think that it has turned so commercial that one who makes a model of an apple expects to get paid for it especially when thewre are so many other models out there of an apple for free"

Not to sound like I'm "hounding" you about your post, but why is Poser essencially considered unique as a community? It's the same as any other graphics app community. If someone is selling an apple in the marketplace for Poser, and someone else buys it, then I have to think... did the person get taken advantage of, or did they just make a stupid decision? Everyone on the internet who uses Poser has the same opportunity to get "informed" before they purchase something for that software.

This isn't something unique to Poser either... do a quick search for an "apple" on Turbosquid. There's some models of apples there created for use in 3dsmax, Lightwave, etc. selling for upwards of $30 per. Not many of them look very well done either. Which brings me back around to, why should the Poser commmunity be any different than the rest of them?

TuboSquid "Apple" Search Results

;-) Message edited on: 02/13/2005 02:33

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