With all due respect…I totally understand and agree to a point but must refer back to what the subject matter of this thread was:

 

 

“First of all i have noticed that like most other sites Renderosity is
showing more interest in anything for poser. What i mean by this is you go
to the site and the first thing you see is a page full of poser items, you
get a newsletter and what is it full of poser items that are on the market
place or free.

Now i'm not sure about you lot that run the site but i know there are more
than just "poser" or "Daz studio" users on your site.
Please correct me if i am incorrect on this but i believe Renderosity is a
community of people interested in the 3d graphics, this would then point out
that they are not just poser users but use other programs for the 3d
graphics they like doing.”

 

 

I too have had some accomplishments in the 3D art world myself, first as a free lancer in advertising for New York news papers and magazines then as art director for a now defunct multi-million dollar enhanced CD music corporation, working right in hand and meeting with many famous music artists of our time and have personally met in our studios.

 

Despite your obvious talent, it must be recognized that Poser is one program and that Bryce is another. And it became obvious to Poser to “align” itself with other programs to which it can export itself as object files.

 

The opening thread is not concerned so much with the spread of beauty and art in as much as to why Renderosity seems to cater mostly to Poser when it is obvious that Poser in and of itself can only generally elemental, basic figures to a full work of art without using other programs to “back” itself up with

 

Poser would be dead without the other software programs.