One of the reasons I assemble in poser 4 is that if my stuff looks good in it, it'll look even better in P6. I'm a great believer in starting from the bottom up. I make each product in 2 versions - poser and daz studio. The poser version will work 100% in P4/5/6 and if I add any shaders, I also include a P4 texture which is similar. That way everybody's happy. And there are still a lot of P4 users out there. It's a bit more work, but I build products for long-term sales, not quick, trendy things for whatever happens to be the figure of the moment, so I prefer to make them solid before they leave my computer. cheers mac