When the whole universe is digitized and packaged in small, poser sized chunks, then all will be good. Exactly right. Look around you right now. Is everything that you see, digizited? Your computer or TV or chair or desk or room? How about those DVD's- is everything on those, digitized? Star Wars stuff? Lord of the Rings? Star Trek? Simpsons? Family Guy? How about when you go outside? Are those houses digitized? How about the cars or roads or street signs? How about the city or mall or other buildings? Basically, if we (as real people) can use something in real life, it should be made for the Poser people. If something exists in a fictional world, it should also be made for the Poser people. This leads to the second point: I need X,Y and Z to make a pic that specificly matchs the described scene This assumes that someone has actually made X, Y, and Z items. Many times, these items don't exist and the artist winds up modifying another item... and scene doesn't look exactly right. Personally, I think we have barely scratched the surface of the potential things that could be made. --John

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