When I first started with Poser6 and at times since I have been very frustrated to the point of getting angry with Poser and wanting to wipe it off my hard drives....Part of the problem is or was the software, and part of the problem was the guy holding the mouse in his hand and not totally understanding what he was doing at the time. Back when I started, part of my frustration was, how come in a few clicks, using purchased characters, props, poses and lights wasn't my renders looking like some of the amazing stuff people are creating? And thanks to PhilC I now even have a much needed Make Art button! :laugh:

I recently developed a new appreciation for the dedication of the people working on Poser to try to make it better. How many of you worked on Super Bowl Sunday? Super Bowl Sunday is like a national holiday here in the States. Everything stops while it is being played including crime. Yeah somebody has to work at the local 7-11 on Super Bowl Sunday to sell the beer and chips....but a software developer? If you think they don't care, and are not working long and hard on Poser, you are dead wrong. I almost want to tell the people working on Poser they need to get a life.  :ohmy:

Poser is not designed or priced to be a 3d Max or C4D. There are a zillion variations of hardware, software that user's have installed that make replicating various problems (so they can be fixed) by the developers difficult to say the least. If you expect the performance of 3DMax or C4D, are you willing to pay that kind of price for Poser?

Gary

"Those who lose themselves in a passion lose less than those who lose their passion"