Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Plus... I have yet to see a Professional app sport a cutesy but clunky UI that I have a near-exact copy of in my own Poser 'non-pro' install.

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I'm not sure what the problem is with the UI?

It's slow (slower still when a poly-heavy scene is loaded), it doesn't have the flexibility and logic of most other suites, and it tends to get in the way at times. Also, you're stuck with having to(literally) shove things out of the way just to get some real desktop real-estate for the viewports... most pros approaching it after having worked full-time with 3DS Max, Maya, etc. are likely to not have much tolerance for such a sudden and jarring shift in user interfaces.

Once you're used to it, sure... you're, well, used to it

Just MHO, but I doubt I'm alone in this...

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It's slow? You're sure it's not your system? I have no problems, responds well and is fast. And regarding stuff that gets into the way ... doh, get yourself a nice huge widescreen monitor and everything is fine ;-)

Anyways, I only buy my proggies for fun and as long as I get along with everything I'm fine - and that is the only thing that is important for me,  not what pros feel or think.

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