DAZ|Studio does not take dynamic cloth or hair, but other than that, it's been fine for everything that I've got. It all comes down to personal preference, and what you're trying to do. I love it for a lot of things, and I love Poser for a lot of things. If I have an idea, and I want more figures and props, I use DAZ|Studio. If I want to use my scripts, or Global lighting (I haven't figured that out in Studio, but I will ;) ), I use Poser. Now, most of the stuff I do in Studio, I can do in Poser, but I have a POS computer, LOL, so if I want to be able to use my computer for...oh, let's just say web browsing, while I render, I go for Studio, because it's less dependent on all of my hardware. But, that's my personal experience. The best way to find out, is to download it and experience it yourself. If you like it, you like it. If you don't, you don't. MS

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