With all due respect, every time someone posts a complaint about Poser 6 that isn't a universal one (like the memory bug), they get mobbed. I think it's good that Razor was able to hear both the good and the bad about Poser 6 before making his decision. Maybe all of his negative points aren't completely justified, but he was justified in thinking twice about purchasing after hearing about those issues (almost all of which I have heard about myself). I still think most everyone is really underestimating DAZ Studio at this point. I have had virtually no problems with the last few versions, the interface is clean and quick, content can be placed wherever like with P5 and P6, and there's a far less chance of running into problems with Vicki, Mike, and the most popular figures because DAZ will most likely put their content's future compatibility with Studio above Poser 6. Above all, I think the release of the SDK will be the one factor that will enable DAZ Studio to truly grow. It's the community that has always pushed Poser beyond it's limits, and our being able to actually build upon the core software will be an advantage that we have not yet had with Poser. I hope the advancement of DAZ Studio will not create a split in the 3D figure community, but it's already sounding like there's some heat between those who praise P6 and those who praise anything else. Anyway, thanks for your time. Take care. SnowS

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I do not speak as a representative of DAZ, I speak only as a long-time member here. Be nice (and quit lying about DAZ) and I'll be nice too.