It would be hard to use the "you can do it yourself" theory with poser because it is not a modeler so for a poser user to model clothes or detail props would mean learning a new program like most others I have shade but can't find the time to go through the manual well enough to even try it out yet, just trying to get a hand on the material room nodes, hair room, cloth room and basic lighting and displacements, not to mention Mimic, Bryce, and keep up with all the content goodies from sales testing them to ensure they work and all "time is of essence" because I work 35+ hrs I go to school 20+ hrs then there's 8+ hrs a week travel time study time vary and if I am lucky sleep time and maybe squeeze in a render or two, so often the build it yourself is unrealistic for me, but I understand what you are saying, and don't forget Python scripts. So buying another proggie is out of the questions at this point. My head is already about to explode ;-)

You might as well PAY attention, because you can't afford FREE speech