Not only does Poser not handle resources, it doesn't handle errors well either, and Poser 6 is the worst in this area. When a texture can't be found, I get that lengthy catch-all message that leads you to believe you have memory problems when you do not. If their "developers" could at least tell us what causes each of the app's multitude of errors, I'd be happy.

To use a catch-all message like they have is nothing more than laziness. I can say that. I've have been a software developer for 19 years, and today I am the Software Development Manager for an international software company here in California.

Forgive me for venting, but I have grown tired of Curious Labs excuses for poor programming. Sure, all programmers would love to ignore the grunt work and concentrate on the cool stuff, but it just doesn't make good business sense for a company to let it happen.