I'll bet that all of the plugins mentioned cost as much or more than Poser itself. It would be great if Poser supported them but I think that expecting that type of output from Poser itself is somewhat unrealistic. Sure, Poser may one day be able to match them but by then, they will have moved on and maintained the gap in capability. The whole idea of Poser and the IMO, beauty of it is to provide an integrated environment that does many things well for a reasonable price. If you want best of breed performance in every area then you really need an application that accepts plugins (perhaps eventually DS) or a mega package like Maya with a mega price. That's not to say that Poser can't and won't improve but I don't think it's parts will ever match the capabilities you can get with the ad hoc approach.

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