OK, basically speaking, DAZ Bryce 6.0 is offering very little new as compared with Bryce 5.5 and even less in comparison to Vue

-Hey, don't keep secret about what's new in B6. Give it up! What's it got?? Seriously, you a beta tester? Let it out man!  ;o)

So, DAZ has redesigned Bryce to accept all its Poser crap and that’s OK?

-No offense at all, but out of my pure wonderment, yet when is this ironic rant going to get old? One of the top, screaming complaints from Bryce users (for years) was Bryce being able to properly import figures. DAZ buys Bryce, and makes it so. Now, that function is the opening volley of every Bryce nay-sayer.

Seriously, no offense to you Quest, I don't mean that statement literally to you, I'm just in amazement that, that could be a complaint in the first place, and then now it seems to be complaint number one. It honestly confounds me, lol. Ah, well.

DAZ has acquired it and seems to be making it bend towards its needs as far as Poser is concerned.

**-**Hmmm...again, what do you know we don't? I mean, Bryce 5.5 can import DAZ figures now...that's about as far as you can take it...right? I mean they can work at appeasing actual Poser users, and have Bryce be able to import whole Poser scene files directly, like Vue does, yet that seems to be more of a deal with the companies themselves and not figuring out what to do in code to make it work.

I don't know....as far as I have heard, the B6 info has not hit the public yet...but already Poser conspiracy complaints are being test shot across the DAZ bow (?)  :o)

I hold it all in reserve. Bryce 6 info could be "hey, that's, cool", or...it could be a quiet "yeah...dat's it?"...

I sadly theorize that an amount of users will not be impressed. I take that not from what B6 might have, but just from observing the users. Unless DAZ gives them something that would apprently beat "Vue 6 all to hell"...they'll just go their room, mad, lol.

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