Quote - > Quote - > Quote - They did publish a Disclaimer about the new "Freak 4" not being fully compatible with poser.

but honestly he is made for use in D/S so im not surprised.

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That's not good to hear as I was planning to get it at some point, now I don't think I'll bother at all unless they fix the Poser compatibility problems & I don't see it as a Smith Micro Poser problem, if Daz are selling something that's supposed to work in Poser THEY (daz) should make it work.

They won't fix it.  Smith Micro probably will fix their scaling issues, (whatever that means).
 I swear I don't get it though.  I had no issues at all with Freak 4 in Poser.  Maybe it's just when you want him to be a giant compared to V4 and M4, he won't grow.  ...??... 

Indi.

The problem is that while poser will scale the base figure ok, it has a problem scaling conformers, it basically ignores the centerpoint of joints in the scaling process so when you scale the figure up while it also scales the clothing it leaves the centerpoint where it was at the original scale so go to bend a joint and the clothing joint bends in a totally different place than it should. This is not something that DAZ can fix in the figure it is only something that the makers of poser can fix in their program, and if they do it will help not only with the freak 4 but will allow all figures to be scaled and have their clothing scale with them.