I love the "Uber environment"  That's the one that does AO and IBL, just depending on which setting is turned on or off.

What I really like is that AO doesn't have to be set by material. (Like we have to in Poser, for best results)

Another thing I really like about DS is the ability to select multiple materials and change shader settings all at once. Same with posing and morphing body parts, and placing items in the scene. For me, it makes the scene building work much faster.

Believe it or not, I've encountered more then one piece out there that is not super conforming, and morph dials are not at the body level, but in individual body parts. In Poser, that would drive me batty. In DS, it's no big deal.

Anyway, those are all the little reasons I'm gravitating towards DS and away from Poser more and more.

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