P6 almost exclusively, although I will occasionally load up D|S to compare something.

I like the D|S library navigation much better than Poser's, while at the same time, I like having body part specific cameras in Poser (head especially) and the "rooms" which keep the main interface from getting too cluttered. I couldn't care less about dynamic hair, but I love dynamic clothing and wish there was more.

Also, not having pwSurface, I find Poser's material room much more adaptable to something I may want to try than the rather simple D|S surface palette.

For me, both programs have something I like, but currently Poser has more for me to like and use than D|S, and that's why I'm staying with it.

I've also noticed that on my system (Intel P4 3.2 ghz, 2 Gb RAM) that V3 loads a few seconds faster in Poser 6, and P6 creates a new scene faster.

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