Well, for me I started with Daz, and I had a lot of fun with it too. But when I realized that there was a hell of a lot more material designed for poser I simply switched over, as I did'nt want to limit what I could do. Now I have the best of both worlds, and I prefer poser's options and flexibility (I'm still learning it mind :)).

I'm not sure why anyone would think that material made for poser should automatically work in Daz studio. Especially when all vendors say "not tested in D/S". I certainly never expected anything to, unless the vendor said it was D/S compatible.

Cheers,

Rob.